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Sep 28, 2024
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2024-2025 Academic Bulletin
Integrative Studies BS
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The Integrative Studies program is designed to prepare students to be world changers in an increasingly complex and globally connected world. This degree completion program serves adult learners with 25 or more semester credits. Students complete an integrative core and a career-relevant concentration, gaining skills in interdisciplinary integration.
Online Delivery: This degree is offered in a primarily interactive online asynchronous format (see Global Campus definitions). This program does not require any time on campus.
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Contextualized Core - 12
Students apply core learning in one required experiential learning class and complete 9 upper-division credits in disciplines other than the chosen concentration. Personal study goals will guide the selection of new and/or prior learning. Concentration - 18
Choose one of the following concentrations. Electives may add additional areas of study, including any Andrews minor or undergraduate certificate. Admission Requirements
Applicants will meet the undergraduate adult admission requirements and have earned 25 or more transferable higher education semester credits or the equivalent thereof. Student Learning Outcomes
- Write and speak effectively about the disciplines studied and their integration in real-world contexts.
- Explain how to approach a real-world problem in an interdisciplinary and ethical manner.
- Articulate and appreciate the benefits of integrative study to self and the world today.
- Apply interdisciplinary critical thinking and problem-solving skills to real-world issues with creativity and consideration of biblical principles.
- Evaluate the integration of Christ-centered multi-disciplinary study with personal faith, life experience, and vocational calling.
- Apply the principles and practices of the chosen disciplines and their integrated study to career, faith, family, and community life and service.
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