Interdisciplinary Studies
An Interdisciplinary Studies major allows a student to meet his or her career goals or plans for graduate school or seminary by selecting two complementary "fields" of study. These two Fields together provide a unique, integrated background to learning.
When the Interdisciplinary Studies major has been completed, a student will:
- present employers with a unique, integrated, interdisciplinary basis for career development;
- have developed a sound basis for graduate or seminary study, in courses tailored to their interests;
- naturally develop a leadership style based in multiple disciplines;
- meet the academic standards for an Army or Air Force ROTC commission, if desired;
- have the option of combining ministry, through a Field such as Intercultural or Pastoral Studies, with a "tent-making" career track such as Deaf Culture Studies or Communications.
Course Requirements (129 Credit Hours)
Part 1. General Education Program PDF (45 Credits)
Part 2. Biblical Studies Program PDF (21 Credits)
Part 3. Interdisciplinary Studies Major Core (57 Credits)
Two fields must be selected from the fields listed below. A minimum of 30 credits must be completed in one field and a minimum of 24 credits must be completed in the other. A minimum of 33 of these 54 credits in the major must be taken at the 300/400 levels. All Interdisciplinary Studies degrees require students to complete INDS 495 Senior Project (3 credits).
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