The Interdisciplinary Studies major is composed of closely correlated coursework in two or more academic areas. The unique feature of this option is the flexibility that allows the student to work with an advisor and several faculty members to build a customized interdisciplinary program that best suits the student’s academic objectives and calling.

Objectives:

On completion of this major, students should be able to:

Demonstrate competency in the knowledge and application of biblical/theological issues and principles.
Exhibit general education knowledge and skills to enhance intellectual understanding and effectively communicate in current society.
Affirm a specific calling or career goal, which clearly articulates a plan for correlated programs of study.
Possess the ability to pursue further study or serve in various roles in the church or society which draws upon the knowledge and skills of the correlated programs of study.

MAJOR75 Hours

Interdisciplinary Electives72
INT4800 Interdisciplinary Studies Capstone3

Examination of interdisciplinary scholarship and problem solving, with application based on students’ areas of emphasis in the major.

Prerequisite: Completion of major courses

This degree program is available in the following format:

Online

100% Online courses in a 5-week as-you-go flexible format for busy adults featuring forum discussions and weekly assignment deadlines. Serves both undergraduate and graduate students.

Campus

Explore the full enrichment of the traditional collegiate experience and make new friends on our lively campus in Circleville Ohio. Serves 17-24 year-old undergraduate students.

Graduation Requirements:

In addition to the courses listed on this page, graduates must meet the requirements listed here, including:

A General Education Core
- Associate degrees – 36 credit hours
- Bachelor’s degrees – 45 credit hours
Minimum credit hours
- Associate degrees – 60 credit hours
- Bachelor’s degrees – 120 credit hours
Notes:
1. Some majors require more credit hours than the listed minimums.
2. Students choose elective courses to complete credit hour requirements.
3. Electives may apply toward a minor, certificate, associate degree, or second major.
4. Sometimes a course required in a student’s major can also fulfill a requirement in the GenEd core. (See notes on the individual major pages.)