The Interdisciplinary Studies program allows students to combine interests from three distinct academic areas while developing communication, critical-thinking, research, and analytical skills. Each core must contain 18 credits independent of the others. Core groups for the Bachelor in Interdisciplinary Studies include:
- Accounting
- Biblical/Theological Studies
- Biochemistry
- Biology
- Business
- Chemistry
- Christian Leadership and
- Apologetics
- Communication Arts
- Criminal Justice
- English
- Entrepreneurship
- Exercise Science
- Financial Economics
- General Science
- Global studies
- History/Political Science
- Interaction Design
- Human Resource
- Management
- Management and
- Leadership
- Marketing
- Mathematics
- Media Design and
- Strategy
- Music
- Music Business
- Pastoral Ministry
- Psychology
- Social Studies/History
- Social Studies/Pre-Legal
- Sports Management
- Sports/Recreation
- Leadership
- Sports Marketing
- Visual Communication
- Worship Arts
- Youth Ministry
Interdisciplinary Studies Program Objectives
Graduates of the Interdisciplinary Studies program should possess the following knowledge and skills:
- Cultivate communication skills
- Develop critical thinking skills
- Develop an understanding of a Christian worldview
- Demonstrate competence in three distinct academic areas
- Understand and avoid plagiarism, citing sources in proper format
- Differentiate and organize ideas, concepts, and theories