The International Association for Quality Assurance in Pre-Tertiary & Higher Education (QAHE) is pleased to announce the accreditation of two specialized academic programs offered by CMM College of Theology: the Certificate in Human Trafficking Intervention & Prevention and the Master of Arts in Human Trafficking Studies (M.A. HTS). These programs reflect CMM’s commitment to equipping professionals with the tools and knowledge needed to combat human trafficking through faith-informed, practical, and globally relevant education.
CMM College of Theology is a global, online, non-denominational Christian institution dedicated to providing affordable, Bible-based, Holy Spirit-empowered courses. With a mission to inspire and prepare students for impactful service, CMM has expanded its reach across multiple continents and languages, offering accredited degrees in ministry, theology, and Christian counseling.
The newly accredited Certificate in Human Trafficking Intervention & Prevention is a 15-credit, six-month intensive program designed for law enforcement officers, NGO staff, educators, faith leaders, and medical professionals. It focuses on trauma-informed care, victim identification, investigative techniques, community engagement, and ethical advocacy. The program is available fully online or in hybrid format and can be stacked toward the M.A. degree.
The Master of Arts in Human Trafficking Studies builds on foundational knowledge from undergraduate disciplines such as criminal justice, social work, and ministry. This 36-credit program, offered entirely online with an eight-month intensive option, emphasizes leadership, international law, cyber investigations, survivor empowerment, and strategic global partnerships. Students culminate their studies with a capstone project that addresses real-world anti-trafficking challenges.
QAHE’s accreditation confirms that these programs meet international standards of academic rigor, ethical integrity, and practical relevance. By integrating faith-based perspectives with professional training, CMM College of Theology continues to empower students to become leaders in the global fight against human trafficking.
