Interdisciplinary Studies with Alternate Teaching License, B.A. (Adult/Online Campus)

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The Interdisciplinary Studies Program is designed for the student who wishes to have a broad educational experience with course work in 2-5 different disciplines. It allows the student to customize their course of study into areas of interest, and allows them to make the best use of previous college credits. An important goal in the Interdisciplinary Studies Program is to help students in their ability to appropriately interrelate their study and the Christian faith. In addition to the 2-5 Interdisciplinary Majors which form this program, students will complete a general education core.

See Secondary Education Teacher Certification Option for more information about the Alternate Teaching License with this degree.

General Education Coursework (37 hours):

Major coursework (51 hours):

42 hours of course work from 2-5 area concentrations as well as IDS 499 , EDU 506 , EDU 501 , EDU 602 .

At least 9 hours must be taken in each area. Upon declaring as an Interdisciplinary Studies major, the student must meet with their dean. The dean will work with the student to identify appropriate courses to finish out the degree program. The student and dean must develop and sign a contract for completion and any deviation would need to be approved by the dean.

Kingdom Life (3 hours):

WVC 401 - Kingdom Life (3 )

Electives

In addition to the general education and major course requirements, elective courses will be taken to fulfill the minimum of 124 semester hours required for graduation.