Historically, academia has been content to simply study questions of the Christian role in globalization, transnational conflicts, and social unrest. However, HU recognizes the growing need for graduates with an understanding of political, historical, and legal ramifications of these problems, as well as the economic, social, and spiritual consequences. As you study international and development studies, you will learn to grow into a responsible and ethical scholar and practitioner who can impact communities for Christ at the local and global level.
International & Development Studies Curriculum
This interdisciplinary major brings together studies in history, political science, communication, agriculture, ministry, language, sociology, and psychology in order to build a solid foundation to support your interest in the relationship between economic development, government, natural resources, and transnational crisis. You will develop critical analysis and problem solving skills, as well as cultural awareness, preparing you for work in NGOs, peace studies programs, educational settings, and more.
- Contextualization
- Cultural Anthropology
- Environmental Resources
- Human Development
- Intercultural Communication
- Population Studies
- Principles of Macroeconomics
- Principles of Sociology
- Religions of the World
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