The Global Affairs major focuses on the interconnectedness of modern societies and the implications for Christian engagement with local communities, political ideas, and the shaping of cultures. Graduates will be equipped with the tools necessary for thinking about the global implications of localized work, actions, projects, and service. Classes are taught from an intercultural, cross-cultural, and faith-based perspective.
What is it?
Program Highlights
Core Courses (18 credit hours) that build on a cross-culturally focused Gen Ed
Regional concentration classes (12 credit hours) in the Middle East or in East Asia
Global Impact Internship (6 credit hours) abroad or in the states
Study foundational topics in global affairs as well as current global issues
Gain intermediate competency (9 credit hours) in any foreign language
Christian faculty with experience working and serving in more than 60 countries
Prospective Careers
- Law
- Business
- Media or Journalism
- Management
- International Nonprofit or Ministry
- Government and Diplomacy
- Finance
- Cross-Cultural Service
What will it help me do?
- Understand the ways in which modern nations are interconnected
- Learn how to impact local communities with awareness of global effects
- Gain practical experience impacting local communities with a trusted organization
- Evaluate political and economic policy from a broad Christian perspective
Who is it for?
Students who want to understand the dynamics of our interconnected, globalized world in order to more effectively engage the world and shape the future through innovative methods and Christian convictions.
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