Bachelor of Science in Global Studies

Career Opportunities for Global Studies Graduates

After graduating from this program, you will open up global opportunities in education, teaching English as a second language, business, healthcare, or communications when combined with a double major or minor in another discipline.

Some of the other positions you can pursue with a B.S. in Global Studies include:

• Global mobilizer with a church or nonprofit organization
• Humanitarian aid work
• Refugee work
• Short-term or long-term field personnel with global disciple-making organizations

Hands-on Experience and Resources Available to Global Studies Students

• Our Freedom Tower houses our School of Divinity is a place you will be spending much of your time. As a global studies student, you can take advantage of our 7-projector immersive classroom, an interactive classroom that utilizes teleconferencing capabilities, and a state-of-the-art homiletics teaching lab.
• The Rawlings Foundation’s rare book collection is valued at over $1 million and contains a 111-foot long Torah scroll dating back to the 16th century and a functioning Gutenberg Printing Press replica.
• In your junior year, you will complete an overseas internship so you can practice your training. You can complete additional internships with churches and parachurches locally, nationally, and globally.

Admission Requirements for Undergraduate Degree Programs

Every application is reviewed by the admission committee on a case-by-case basis, meaning there are no set minimums for acceptance. However, all applicants must submit the following documents* for admission:

• Admission application
• Official high school transcripts
• Official college transcripts (if applicable)
• Results from the CLT, SAT, or ACT are not required for admission, but may be used in consideration for merit-based aid.
• Admission essay

*Note that additional documentation may be requested by the admission committee after your application has been received.