Interdisciplinary Studies

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Description

124 Credit Hours
Department of Mathematics & General Studies
John Davenport, Chair

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 broad, unique, integrated background to learning.

When the Interdisciplinary Studies major has been completed, the student will:

  • Present employers with a unique, integrated, interdisciplinary basis for career development;
  • Have developed a sound basis for graduate 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 opportunity to combine ministry, through a field of study such as Intercultural or Pastoral Studies, with a "tent-making" career track such as Deaf Culture Studies or Communications;

Courses

Part 1. General Education Core
See General Education Core.
Part 2. Biblical Studies Core
See Biblical Studies Core.
Part 3. Interdisciplinary Studies Major Core
54-57 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 57 credits in the major must be taken at the 300/400 levels.
Field 1: 30-31 credits
Biblical Languages: Hebrew or Greek*
Biblical Studies*
Business Administration*
Campus Missions*
Children's & Family Ministry
Communications Arts: Journalism
Communication Arts: Media Communications*
Elementary Education
English: General
English: Literature
English: Writing*
History
Intercultural Studies
Pastoral Studies
Psychology*
Seconday Education
Social Sciences*
Sports Management
Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL)
Urban Studies
Field 2: 24-26 credits
Biblical Languages
Biblical Languages: Hebrew or Greek
Biblical Studies*
Business Administration*
Campus Missions*
Children's and Family Ministries*
Communication Arts: Journalism
Communication Arts: Media Communications*
Deaf Culture Studies
Education*
English: General
English: Literature
English: Writing
History, Intercultural Studies
Military Science - ROTC
Pre-Law*
Psychology*
Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL)
Social Sciences*
Sports Management
Theology*
Urban Studies
INDS 495 Senior Project (3)
*Specific course requirements in these fields must be approved by the respective department chair.
Part 4. General Electives - including Bachelor of Arts Option*
6-9 Credits
Students may select 6 credits of the same foreign language to earn a Bachelor of Arts Degree. (May include Biblical Languages or American Sign Language.) and up to 3 credits of general electives or choose 6-9 credits of general elective credits.
*Some fields fulfill the requirements for a Bachelor of Arts degree.
Specific requirements for INDS Fields.
Biblical Languages (Greek): Field 2*

Biblical Languages (Greek): Field 2*

Description

24 Credit Hours
Department of Mathematics & General Studies
John Davenport, Chair

Courses

At least 24 credits of Greek
*Students incorporating this field will be required to graduate with a Bachelor of Arts Degree.
Biblical Languages (Hebrew): Field 2*

Biblical Languages (Hebrew): Field 2*

Description

24 Credit Hours
Department of Mathematics & General Studies
John Davenport, Chair

Courses

At least 24 credits of Hebrew
*Students incorporating this field will be required to graduate with a Bachelor of Arts Degree.
Biblical Languages: Field 1

Biblical Languages: Field 1

Description

30* Credit Hours
Department of Mathematics & General Studies
John Davenport, Chair

Courses

At least 12 credits of Greek
At least 12 credits of Hebrew
At least 6 additional credits of Greek or 6 additional credits of Hebrew
* Students incorporating this field will be required to graduate with a Bachelor of Arts Degree.
Biblical Languages: Field 2

Biblical Languages: Field 2

Description

24* Credit Hours
Department of Mathematics & General Studies
John Davenport, Chair

Courses

At least 6 credits of Greek
At least 6 credits of Hebrew
At least 12 additional credits of Greek or 12 additional credits of Hebrew or 6 additional credits of Greek and 6 additional credits of Hebrew
* Students incorporating this field will be required to graduate with a Bachelor of Arts Degree.
Biblical Studies: Field 1*

Biblical Studies: Field 1*

Description

30 Credit Hours
Department of Mathematics & General Studies
John Davenport, Chair

Courses

New Testament
BIBL Gospel Elective (3)
BIBL Pauline Epistle Elective (3)
BIBL Acts, General Epistles, or Apocalyptic Literature Elective (3)
Old Testament
BIBL Law Elective (3)
BIBL Prophets Elective (3)
BIBL Writings Elective (3)
History, Culture and Method in Biblical Studies
BIBL 359 Hermeneutics: The Art of Interpretation (3)
BIBL 366 Topics in History, Culture and Method (3)
Biblical Language
BLAN Second year of Greek or Hebrew (6)
*Students incorporating this field will be required to graduate with a Bachelor of Arts Degree.
Biblical Studies: Field 2*

Biblical Studies: Field 2*

Description

24 Credit Hours
Department of Mathematics & General Studies
John Davenport, Chair

Courses

New Testament
BIBL Gospel Elective (3)
BIBL Pauline Epistle Elective (3)
BIBL Acts, General Epistles, or Apocalyptic Literature Elective (3)
Old Testament
BIBL Law Elective (3)
BIBL Prophets Elective (3)
BIBL Writings Elective (3)
History, Culture and Method in Biblical Studies
BIBL 359 Hermeneutics: The Art of Interpretation (3)
BIBL 366 Topics in History, Culture and Method (3)
*Students incorporating this field will be required to graduate with a Bachelor of Arts Degree.
Business Administration: Field 1
Business Administration: Field 2
Campus Missions: Field 1

Campus Missions: Field 1

Description

30 Credit Hours
Department of Mathematics & General Studies
John Davenport, Chair

Courses
PRAC 425 College Ministry Leadership (3)
PRAC 433 Group Dynamics (3)
PSYC 212 Social Psychology (3)
PTHE 446 Ministry to Young Adults (3)
THEO 239 U.S. Religions, Denominations & Cults (3)
THEO 446 Christian Apologetics (3)
YDEV 137 Sociology of American Youth (3)
Select one (3 credits):
PRAC 352 Homiletics II (3)
PRAC 464 Youth Ministries Homiletics (3)
Select one (3 credits):
PTHE 431 Pastoral Counseling (3)
YDEV 338 Adolescent Psychology & Counseling (3)
Select one (3 credits):
PTHE 241 Community of Worship & Prayer (3)
PTHE 348 Discipleship, Mentoring, & Leadership Development (3)
*Campus Missions Field 1 students must choose a Student Ministries advisor, in addition to consulting the Interdisciplinary Studies Department Chair. The senior project must be taken under the direction of the Student Minstries Department.
Campus Missions: Field 2
Children and Family Ministries: Field 1

Children and Family Ministries: Field 1

Description

30 Credit Hours
Department of Mathematics & General Studies
John Davenport, Chair

Courses
CHMN 150 Children’s Ministry Methods (3)
CHMN 261 Foundations for Children's and Family Ministry (3)
CHMN 321 Children’s Ministry Mentorship ()
CHMN 450 Children’s Ministry Homiletics (3)
PRAC 215/216/217 Seminars in Technology (1-3)
PSYC 256 Developmental Psychology I (Child) (3)
PSYC 462 Parent/Child & Adolescent Relationships (3)
PTHE 340 Church Administration & Personal Finance (3)
PTHE 432 Pastoral Care of Families (3)
*Children and Family Ministries Field 1 students must choose a Student Ministries advisor, in addition to consulting the Interdisciplinary Studies Department Chair. The senior project must be taken under the direction of the Student Minstries Department.
Children and Family Ministries: Field 2
Communication Arts: Journalism: Field 1
Communication Arts: Journalism: Field 2
Communication Arts: Media Communications: Field 1
Communication Arts: Media Communications: Field 2
Deaf Culture Studies: Field 2*
Education: Field 2
Elementary Education: Field 1
English (General) Field 1
English (General) Field 2
English (Literature): Field 1

English (Literature): Field 1

Description

30 Credit Hours
Department of Mathematics & General Studies
John Davenport, Chair

Courses
ENG 331 Classical Literature (3)
ENG 453 Literary Theory (3)
Select one (3 credits):
ENG 220 British Literature: Beginnings to 1785 (3)
ENG 230 British Literature: 1785 to Present (3)
Select one (3 credits):
ENG 223 American Literature: Beginnings to 1865 (3)
ENG 233 American Literature: 1865 to Present (3)
Select one (3 credits):
ENG 224 Multicultural Literature Survey (3)
ENG 324 Multicultural Novel (3)
Select one (3 credits):
ENG 430 Shakespeare (3)
ENG 431 Milton (3)
Select two (6 credits):
ENG Additional literature course (3)
ENG Additional literature course (3)
Select two (6 credits):
ENG 300^ Additional ENG course that is 300 or 400 level(3)
ENG 300^ Additional ENG course that is 300 or 400 level (3)
English (Literature): Field 2

English (Literature): Field 2

Description

24 Credit Hours
Department of Mathematics & General Studies
John Davenport, Chair

Courses
ENG 331 Classical Literature (3)
ENG 453 Literary Theory (3)
Select one (3 credits):
ENG 220 British Literature: Beginnings to 1785 (3)
ENG 230 British Literature: 1785 to Present (3)
Select one (3 credits):
ENG 223 American Literature: Beginnings to 1865 (3)
ENG 233 American Literature: 1865 to Present (3)
Select one (3 credits):
ENG 224 Multicultural Literature Survey (3)
ENG 324 Multicultural Novel (3)
Select one (3 credits):
ENG 430 Shakespeare (3)
ENG 431 Milton (3)
Select two (6 credits):
ENG 300^ Additional ENG course that is 300 or 400 level(3)
ENG 300^ Additional ENG course that is 300 or 400 level (3)
English (Writing): Field 1
English (Writing): Field 2
History: Field 1

History: Field 1

Description

30 Credit Hours
Department of Mathematics & General Studies
John Davenport, Chair

Courses
HIST 221 Western Civilization I–Ancient Mediterranean Civilizations through the High Middle Ages (to 1450) (3)
HIST 222 Western Civilization II–From 1450 to the Present (3)
HIST 225 American History I: Colonial Period–Civil War (3)
HIST 226 American History II: Reconstruction–Present (3)
HIST 311 Church History I: Early Church to Reformation (3)
HIST 312 Church History II: Reformation to Present (3)
HIST 327 Modern British History (3)
HIST 368 Introduction to Roman Catholicism & Eastern Orthodoxy HIST (3)
Select two (6 credits):
HIST 381 Topics in History (3)
HIST 485 Independent Study in History (3)
ICS 210 Introduction to Missiology (3)
ICS 367 Introduction to Eastern Religions (3)
ICS 369 Islamic Culture & Society (3)
ICS 454 Area Studies (Africa, Middle East, Asia, Latin America) (3)
ICS 466 Current Issues in Islam (3)
THEO 239 U.S. Religions, Denominations & Cults (3)
THEO 345 Revivals (3)
*ICS 454 is repeatable, with different area emphases.
For students interested in attending graduate school in History: History should be chosen as Field 1. Those interested in Church History should take Theology as Field 2; those interested in British History should choose English Literature (with a British Literature focus) as Field 2; those interested in a general History program should choose Intercultural Studies as Field 2. Students should see the chair of the Arts & Sciences Department to determine course choices in the latter instance.
History: Field 2
Intercultural Studies and Languages: Field 1
Intercultural Studies and Languages: Field 2
Military Science - ROTC: Field 2

Military Science - ROTC: Field 2

Description

24-26 Credit Hours
Department of Mathematics & General Studies
John Davenport, Chair

Courses

Students will select either Army ROTC courses (26 credits, taken at the University of Minnesota) or Air Force ROTC courses (24 credits, taken at the University of St. Thomas). Please see the chairperson of the Arts and Sciences Department for current course listings.
Pastoral Studies: Field 1*

Pastoral Studies: Field 1*

Description

30 Credit Hours
Department of Mathematics & General Studies
John Davenport, Chair

Courses
BIBL 359 Hermeneutics: The Art of Interpretation (3)
PRAC 252 Homiletics I (3)
PRAC 352 Homiletics II (3)
PTHE 340 Church Administration & Personal Finance (3)
PTHE 348 Discipleship, Mentoring, & Leadership Development (3)
PTHE 376 Pastoral Theology I (3)
PTHE 377 Pastoral Theology II (3)
PTHE 431 Pastoral Counseling (3)
PTHE 443 Contemporary Pastoral Techniques (3)
THEO 436 Systematic Theology IV (Ecclesiology, Eschatology & Pneumatology) (3)
*Pastoral Studies students must choose a Pastoral Studies advisor, in addition to consulting the Department Chair of the Interdisciplinary Studies program. The senior project must be taken under the direction of a member of the Pastoral Studies Department.
Pre-Law: Field 2

Pre-Law: Field 2

Description

24 Credit Hours
Department of Mathematics & General Studies
John Davenport, Chair

Courses

Critical Thinking & Analysis (Select One - 3 credits):
CT 210 History of Western Philosophy (3)
CT 211 Ancient Philosophy (3)
CT 212 Modern Philosophy (3)
CT 213 Visions of the Good: Ethics and Worldview (3)
CT 215 Current Philosophical Issues (3)
HIST 381 Topics in History (3)
ICS
THEO
 370 Topics In Biblical Justice (3)
MATH 126 Introduction to Logic (3)
PSYC 275 Learning & Cognition (3)
Writing and Speaking (Select One - 3 credits):
BUS 198 Communications for Business (3)
COMM 175 Introduction to Communication and Theory (3)
COMM 344 Advanced Public Speaking (3)
ENG 342 Creative Nonfiction Writing (3)
ENG 357 Nonfiction / Magazine Writing (3)
ENG 450 Advanced Writing Seminar (3)
ENG 474 Seminar in English (3)
Human Behavior and Social Relations (Select One - 3 credits):
HIST 240 World History (3)
ICS 352 Interpersonal Relations (3)
ICS 492 Community Development (3)
PSYC 140 Social Problems (3)
PSYC 212 Social Psychology (3)
PSYC 334 History & Systems of Psychology (3)
URBN 380 Critical Issues in Urban Studies (3)
Leadership and Organization (Select One - 3 credits):
BUS 250 Principles of Management (3)
BUS 324 Christian Leadership & Ethics (3)
GOVT 224 Intro to Government (3)
GOVT 370 Introduction to Political Science (3)
Law (Select One - 3 credits):
BUS 253 Business Law I (3)
COMM 325 Media Law (3)
Pre-Law Electives (Select Three- 9 credits):
Select three additional courses from the list above
Psychology: Field 1

Psychology: Field 1

Description

30 Credit Hours
Department of Mathematics & General Studies
John Davenport, Chair

Courses
PSYC 353 Psychopathology (3)
PSYC 363 Theories of Personality (3)
PSYC 430 Principles & Techniques of Psychotherapy (3)
PTHE 431 Pastoral Counseling (3)
Select one (3 credits):
PSYC 256 Developmental Psychology I (Child) (3)
PSYC 257 Developmental Psychology II (Adolescent & Adult) (3)
Select one (3 credits):
EDUC 222 Human Relations (3)
PSYC 140 Social Problems (3)
PSYC 212 Social Psychology (3)
PSYC 450 Group Process & Practice (3)
Select one (3 credits):
PSYC 332 Marriage & the Family (3)
PSYC 462 Parent/Child & Adolescent Relationships (3)
Select three (9 credits):
PSYC Additional PSYC course (3)
PSYC Additional PSYC course (3)
PSYC Additional PSYC course (3)
Psychology: Field 2
Secondary Education: Field 1
Social Sciences: Field 1

Social Sciences: Field 1

Description

29-30 Credit Hours
Department of Mathematics & General Studies
John Davenport, Chair

Note: 5 of the 10 classes for this Field must be taken at the 300 or 400 level.

Courses

Geography (3 credits):
GEOG 262 Geography (3)
Social Relations (Select One - 3 credits):
ICS 112 Cultural Anthropology (3)
PSYC 126 Introduction to Sociology (3)
Social Sciences Electives (24 credits):
Economics Elective (3) - See Below
Government Elective (3) - See Below
EDUC 222 Human Relations or Psychology Elective (3) - See Below
Communication Elective (3) - See Below
History Elective (3) - See Below
Intercultural Studies Elective (3) - See Below
Additional Social Sciences Elective (3) - See Below
Additional Social Sciences Elective (3) - See Below
Social Sciences Electives By Category:
Communication
CDS 262 Cross Cultural Communications (3)
COMM 152 Interpersonal Communications (3)
COMM 175 Introduction to Communication and Theory (3)
COMM 246 Media Communication Theory (3)
COMM 247 Media and Popular Culture (3)
PRAC 433 Group Dynamics (3)
Economics
ECON 251 Principles of Microeconomics (3)
ECON 256 Principles of Macroeconomics (3)
Education
EDUC 222 Human Relations (3)
EDUC 356 Social Science Curriculum & Instruction (Grades 5-8) (2)
EDUC 359 Educational Psychology (3)
EDUC 456 Teaching Social Studies in Grades 9-12 (2)
ELED 467 Methods of Teaching the Social Sciences (3)
HLTH 224 Drugs/Health Education (3)
History
HIST 221 Western Civilization I–Ancient Mediterranean Civilizations through the High Middle Ages (to 1450) (3)
HIST 222 Western Civilization II–From 1450 to the Present (3)
HIST 225 American History I: Colonial Period–Civil War (3)
HIST 226 American History II: Reconstruction–Present (3)
HIST 240 World History (3)
HIST 327 Modern British History (3)
HIST 381 Topics in History (3)
HIST 485 Independent Study in History (3)
ICS 381 Topics in History: The History of Christian-Muslim Relations (3)
ICS 399 Culture and History of China (4)
Intercultural Studies
ICS 252 Cross Cultural Communications I (3)
ICS 253 Cross Cultural Communications II (1)
ICS 261 Holistic Relief & Development (3)
ICS 352 Interpersonal Relations (3)
ICS 354 Cross Cultural Education (3)
ICS 369 Islamic Culture & Society (3)
ICS 454 Area Studies (Africa, Middle East, Asia, Latin America) (3)
ICS 460 Cross Cultural Ethics & Leadership (3)
ICS 466 Current Issues in Islam (3)
Psychology
PSYC 177 Career Seminar In the Behavioral Sciences (2)
PSYC 212 Social Psychology (3)
PSYC 256 Developmental Psychology I (Child) (3)
PSYC 257 Developmental Psychology II (Adolescent & Adult) (3)
PSYC 275 Learning & Cognition (3)
PSYC 332 Marriage & the Family (3)
PSYC 334 History & Systems of Psychology (3)
PSYC 340 Psychology of Religion (3)
PSYC 353 Psychopathology (3)
PSYC 360 Psychological Testing (3)
PSYC 363 Theories of Personality (3)
PSYC 430 Principles & Techniques of Psychotherapy (3)
PSYC 452 Physiological Psychology (3)
PSYC 460 Research Methods In Psychology (3)
PSYC 462 Parent/Child & Adolescent Relationships (3)
PSYC 477 Seminar In Contemporary Issues of Psychology (1-3)
SM 341 Psychology & Sociology of Sport & Recreation (3)
YDEV 338 Adolescent Psychology & Counseling (3)
Science
SCI 280 Science, Technology and Society (3)
Sociology/Social Work
CDS 354 Sociological Aspects of Deaf Education (3)
PSYC 140 Social Problems (3)
SWK 220 Human Behavior and the Social Environment I (3)
SWK 240 Human Behavior and the Social Environment II (3)
URBN 286 Urban Sociology (3)
YDEV 137 Sociology of American Youth (3)
Urban Studies
SWK 380 Current Social Issues (3)
URBN 133 Introduction to Urban Studies (3)
URBN 380 Critical Issues in Urban Studies (3)
URBN 495 Transforming Urban Systems (3)
Social Sciences: Field 2

Social Sciences: Field 2

Description

23-24 Credit Hours
Department of Mathematics & General Studies
John Davenport, Chair

Note: 4 of the 8 classes for this Field must be taken at the 300 or 400 level.

Courses

Geography (3 credits):
GEOG 262 Geography (3)
Social Relations (Select One - 3 credits):
ICS 112 Cultural Anthropology (3)
PSYC 126 Introduction to Sociology (3)
Social Sciences Electives (24 credits):
Economics Elective (3) - See Below
Government Elective (3) - See Below
EDUC 222 Human Relations or Psychology Elective (3) - See Below
Communication Elective (3) - See Below
History Elective (3) - See Below
Intercultural Studies Elective (3) - See Below
Social Sciences Electives By Category:
Communication
CDS 262 Cross Cultural Communications (3)
COMM 152 Interpersonal Communications (3)
COMM 175 Introduction to Communication and Theory (3)
COMM 246 Media Communication Theory (3)
COMM 247 Media and Popular Culture (3)
PRAC 433 Group Dynamics (3)
Economics
ECON 251 Principles of Microeconomics (3)
ECON 256 Principles of Macroeconomics (3)
Education
EDUC 222 Human Relations (3)
EDUC 356 Social Science Curriculum & Instruction (Grades 5-8) (2)
EDUC 359 Educational Psychology (3)
EDUC 456 Teaching Social Studies in Grades 9-12 (2)
ELED 467 Methods of Teaching the Social Sciences (3)
HLTH 224 Drugs/Health Education (3)
History
HIST 221 Western Civilization I–Ancient Mediterranean Civilizations through the High Middle Ages (to 1450) (3)
HIST 222 Western Civilization II–From 1450 to the Present (3)
HIST 225 American History I: Colonial Period–Civil War (3)
HIST 226 American History II: Reconstruction–Present (3)
HIST 240 World History (3)
HIST 327 Modern British History (3)
HIST 381 Topics in History (3)
HIST 485 Independent Study in History (3)
ICS 381 Topics in History: The History of Christian-Muslim Relations (3)
ICS 399 Culture and History of China (4)
Intercultural Studies
ICS 252 Cross Cultural Communications I (3)
ICS 253 Cross Cultural Communications II (1)
ICS 261 Holistic Relief & Development (3)
ICS 352 Interpersonal Relations (3)
ICS 354 Cross Cultural Education (3)
ICS 369 Islamic Culture & Society (3)
ICS 454 Area Studies (Africa, Middle East, Asia, Latin America) (3)
ICS 460 Cross Cultural Ethics & Leadership (3)
ICS 466 Current Issues in Islam (3)
Psychology
PSYC 177 Career Seminar In the Behavioral Sciences (2)
PSYC 212 Social Psychology (3)
PSYC 256 Developmental Psychology I (Child) (3)
PSYC 257 Developmental Psychology II (Adolescent & Adult) (3)
PSYC 275 Learning & Cognition (3)
PSYC 332 Marriage & the Family (3)
PSYC 334 History & Systems of Psychology (3)
PSYC 340 Psychology of Religion (3)
PSYC 353 Psychopathology (3)
PSYC 360 Psychological Testing (3)
PSYC 363 Theories of Personality (3)
PSYC 430 Principles & Techniques of Psychotherapy (3)
PSYC 452 Physiological Psychology (3)
PSYC 460 Research Methods In Psychology (3)
PSYC 462 Parent/Child & Adolescent Relationships (3)
PSYC 477 Seminar In Contemporary Issues of Psychology (1-3)
SM 341 Psychology & Sociology of Sport & Recreation (3)
YDEV 338 Adolescent Psychology & Counseling (3)
Science
SCI 280 Science, Technology and Society (3)
Sociology/Social Work
CDS 354 Sociological Aspects of Deaf Education (3)
PSYC 140 Social Problems (3)
SWK 220 Human Behavior and the Social Environment I (3)
SWK 240 Human Behavior and the Social Environment II (3)
URBN 286 Urban Sociology (3)
YDEV 137 Sociology of American Youth (3)
Urban Studies
SWK 380 Current Social Issues (3)
URBN 133 Introduction to Urban Studies (3)
URBN 380 Critical Issues in Urban Studies (3)
URBN 495 Transforming Urban Systems (3)
Sports Management: Field 1
Sports Management: Field 2
TEFL: Field 1

TEFL: Field 1

Description

30 Credit Hours
Department of Mathematics & General Studies
John Davenport, Chair

Courses
ENG 452 Structure of the English Language (3)
ICS 240 World Religions (3)
ICS 252 Cross Cultural Communications I (3)
ICS 257 International Fieldwork Prep (1)
ICS 258 International Fieldwork (3)
ICS 270 Introduction to Linguistics (3)
ICS 354 Cross Cultural Education (3)
TEFL 370 TEFL Methods (4)
TEFL 372 TEFL Practics (3)
TEFL 482 TEFL Internship (3)
*Students enrolled in a TEFL field must earn a grade of “B” or higher in TEFL 250, a grade of “C” or higher in TEFL 352, and an overall GPA of 3.0 in the field.
Theology: Field 2
Urban Studies: Field 1
Urban Studies: Field 2