Trevecca’s Bachelor of Arts in intercultural studies prepares you for both domestic and global cross-cultural Christian ministry. This program offers a versatile education involving intercultural dynamics and coursework that trains you for ordained ministry in culturally diverse settings.

The Bachelor's programme "Social Sciences for Intercultural Relations" (BASIB) qualifies students for intercultural and international careers. The interdisciplinary programme includes the subjects of sociology, political science, communication science and law, each with a focus on inter- and transcultural relations.

The BA Dual Honors is our most advanced arts program. It combines two in-depth training, the first in history, and the other in international studies or intercultural leadership.

The overall aim of our BA Media, Journalism and Culture course is to equip you to become a well-informed citizen in a media-saturated society. Our courses study the many facets of journalism, media, culture and communications, and consider in an era of globalisation and dynamic social change their impact on society, politics and popular culture.

You will gain a deep understanding of visual culture, media, and communication, introducing you to the evolution of visual forms and their impact on society. You will also be able to pair theory with practical applications, allowing you to start honing your creative skills.

The Intercultural Studies Program exists to equip its graduates to effectively respond to and serve men and women of diverse cultural and ethnic backgrounds in our global twenty-first century.

The Intercultural Studies program is committed to fulfilling the Great Commission. Our students become valuable witnesses serving within the cultural panorama of the global marketplace. Through academic training, second language acquisition, service project teams and cultural immersion, our majors interact with people from all over the world.

The Bachelor of Arts in Intercultural Studies (BAICS) at Texas Baptist College (TBC) aims to prepare its graduates for effective Kingdom ministry all over the world. Specifically, this degree trains TBC graduates to successfully traverse worldwide cultural and religious borders for effective Christian witness in ministry or the international marketplace. Students study topics such as ethnography, worldview, cross-cultural communication, cultural anthropology, and world religions. They further learn the necessary skills to speak a foreign language of their choice and acquire core business knowledge. After approximately two years into the degree, students travel abroad for approximately five months to a selected ministry assignment where an experienced field supervisor oversees the internship and the above-mentioned cross-cultural learning can be applied.

LCU’s bachelor’s degree in Intercultural Studies will prepare you to serve God throughout the world. When you follow a calling for vocational ministry, it will take you to people who need your compassion and courage—and expertise—whether right down the road or across the globe.

The Bachelor of Arts in Intercultural Ministry Studies degree provides you with the skills to make disciples around the world and across the street. You will gain biblical, theological, linguistic, and practical skills preparing you to effectively share the Good News with others.

This program is designed to prepare students to engage in missions work in a cross-cultural or global setting. In addition to the 121 credit hours of academic studies, students are required to fulfill the Leadership in Action requirement.

he Intercultural Ministry Division seeks to guide the student in developing a biblical theology and biblical philosophy of missions and providing practical vocational preparation for cross-cultural ministry, whether at home or abroad.

This program will teach you how to work effectively in any culture and any country by growing your intercultural social skills and developing character. This degree requires 56 credits (quarter system) and gives you the option to complete a thesis or a professional internship as your capstone experience.

Within the School of Arts and Sciences, the Department of Africana Studies has, since 1969, been devoted to close interdisciplinary analysis of black experience to support the work of social justice both nationally and internationally.

This program is designed for the student who desires to live and work as a disciple of Christ in a multi-cultural world. The student will be prepared to pursue a chosen career in any North American or international cultural or multi-cultural setting.