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Intercultural Studies Courses
The Intercultural Studies degree is designed to prepare students to serve in Intercultural settings both in the US and around the globe. Students receive foundational training in the areas of culture, self understanding, diversity, teamwork, and leadership while participating in practical experiences that enhance their learning. Students who complete this degree develop the leadership ability, people skills, cultural understanding, and personal confidence needed in any vocation. Possible career paths include working for non profit mission and aid organizations, human resource development, international business, and international student education.
Intercultural Studies majors complete up to 18 hours of Intercultural Studies-related coursework* on The EDGE
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| SS 214 Cultural Anthropology |
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| IS 312 Strategies for Evangelism and Church Planting |
3 |
| IS 321 World’s Living Religions |
3 |
| IS 405 Intercultural Relationships 2 |
3 |
| IS 420 Intercultural Ministry Field Experience |
3 |
| FL xxx Foreign Language Immersion |
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| Additional requirements for Intercultural Studies majors include: |
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| BU 300 Principle of Leadership and Management |
2 |
| BU 320 Intro to Finance (Acct. for non-business majors) |
3 |
| CE 303 Fundamentals of Instruction and Mentoring |
2 |
| HU 210 Introduction to Linguistics |
3 |
| IS 201 Intercultural Ministry Practicum |
1 |
| IS 218 Intercultural Relationships 1 |
3 |
| IS 203 The Historical Expansion of the Church: 21 Centuries of Christian Mission |
3 |
| IS 412 Contemporary World and Mission |
2 |
| TH 203 Theology of Church Mission |
2 |
| Ministry Skills Concentration Electives* |
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*The six hours of foreign language credit available during the EDGE experience become part of the Ministry Skills Concentration.
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