Philosophy, History, Law, and Society

Bachelor's Degrees

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  Interdisciplinary Studies (BA)

  An undergraduate degree in Interdisciplinary Studies is optimal for students who seek to lay a foundation of academic understanding that is well-rounded and conducive to further graduate study and general career spheres. Students may choose to focus upon concentrations in humanities, math, science or business.
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  Pre-Law/Legal Studies (BA)

  The Legal Studies undergraduate degree comprises the areas of government, history, economics, philosophy, business administration and communications. Because laws and the legal system are applicable to almost every area of work and society, the careers and further study that graduates can pursue are boundless.

Minors

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  Political Science (BA, Minor)

  The Political Science major prepares students for careers in law, business, public service, education, journalism, or any other field that requires strong analytic and communication skills. The major also increases political awareness and promotes active citizenship and political participation.
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  History (BA, Minor)

  The History undergraduate degree and minor gives students a broad overview of world, Western and American history. Particular highlights include a survey of the ancient world, investigation of the ancient Romans and Greeks, a purview of religious history, and a study of the United States from its colonial history onward.
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  Sociology (Minor)

  An undergraduate minor in Sociology addresses the development, structure and operation of human societal structures. Students explore sociological topics across the family, religion, politics and more. The goal of study is to make learners privy to the causes and implications of societal norms and societal change.
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  Medical Humanities (BA, Minor)

  The Medical Humanities undergraduate degree and minor is designed for learners who are preparing for medical and healthcare-related fields. Courses encompass science, ethics, writing and law. Target career paths for graduates range from master’s and doctoral degrees to public health and even pharmaceutical professions.
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  Family Studies (BA, Minor)

  A Family Studies undergraduate degree includes the disciplines of communications, psychology and sociology. Students study modern demographic trends and the role of family across facets of society. The field of study is useful for careers in areas such as social work, public service and even marketing.
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  Criminal Justice (BA, Minor)

  An undergraduate degree in Criminal Justice prepares graduates for dozens of careers in the criminal justice field. In addition to exploring crime causation, the judicial system and more, students will learn to apply the Golden Rule in each situation. The high-level program is led by experts in the field.
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  Philosophy (BA, Minor)

  The Philosophy undergraduate degree is expansive in scope, according scholars the gift of learning from the world’s greatest writers and idealists. Because philosophy explores the origins of existence and reality, the creation and application of knowledge, and the determination of wisdom, its pertinence is wide-ranging.

Master's Degrees

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  Criminal Justice (MS)

  Integrates Christian principles with advanced criminal justice theory and leadership development. The curriculum includes courses in ethics, management, constitutional law, and policy development, with specialized tracks in Human Trafficking, Research/Thesis, or General studies, with an emphasis on ethical decision-making and community transformation.
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  Philosophy (MA)

  The Master of Arts in Philosophy graduate program develops graduates who are comfortable confronting the most important questions of life and existence. Philosophy coursework encompasses logic, human experience, history, ethics, metaphysics, epistemology, science, religion, medicine and politics.

Certificates

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  Philosophy of Religion

  Explore profound questions at the intersection of faith and reason through courses in logic, metaphysics, ethics and the dialogue between science and faith. These intellectual foundations provide value across various contexts. Designed for those seeking deeper philosophical understanding, the program equips you with critical thinking skills applicable to ministry, education, and academic pursuits.