Global Studies Major (B.S.)
Students majoring in Global Studies will be well-equipped for international engagement. They will learn the skills necessary to thrive, build relationships, and establish healthy careers in other cultures while developing an understanding of the particular dynamics that are associated with living and working abroad. To help accomplish this goal, the B.S. in Global Studies program requires students to either double-major or minor in another area.
Purpose
The Bachelor of Science in Global and Intercultural Engagement major seeks to provide students with a thorough foundation for effective engagement in intercultural careers and service. The program combines a comprehensive theory of global engagement with practical experience, culminating in a semester-long cultural immersion internship.
Program Learning Outcomes
The student will be able to:
- Analyze essential principles of effective global and intercultural engagement.
- Demonstrate competency in intercultural adaptation, research, and communication.
- Employ critical thinking skills in addressing current issues in global engagement.
- Faith-based organizations with a global or cross-cultural focus
- Global nonprofit/non-governmental (NGOs) or educational organizations
- Global refugee relief and resettlement organizations
- Human rights or anti-trafficking advocacy organizations and programs
- International development/disaster response organizations
- Church and/or cross-cultural ministry organizations