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Social Science /
Sociology
Interested in pursuing a career with a focus on understanding society and helping others? Consider a Providence degree in Social Science or Sociology.
Social Science
Learn about human development, social interaction and culture via the lenses of anthropology, psychology, and sociology. Find out how individuals and groups affect and are affected by the societies in which they live.
Sociology
Seeking to understand the social circumstances and reasons for crime, poverty, extremism, and more? Learn how systems of power, policing, politics, religion, law, and media influence society and experiences of social standing.
Biblical Studies
Interested in pursuing a research or teaching career related to the academic study of the Bible? Consider a Providence degree in Biblical Studies.
Alternatively, if you’re more drawn to working in the church or with a parachurch organization, check out Providence’s Church Ministries program.
Biblical Studies
In this multidisciplinary program, explore the ancient languages, history, social setting, and literary genres of the biblical text, as well as how it is interpreted in contexts such as the church, the academy, and in popular culture.
Church Ministries
Looking to work in a church or parachurch ministry setting? Gain the skills required to accurately understand, effectively communicate with, and relate sensitively to the needs of local congregations and faith communities.
Intercultural
Studies
Interested in pursuing a career working with people across various cultures? Consider a Providence degree in Intercultural Studies.
Alternatively, if you would like to work specifically in the area of language, check out Providence’s Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) program.
Intercultural Studies
In a world so often divided by language, customs, politics and religious convictions, this program aims to understand and critique cross-cultural trends such as nationalism, revolution, secularism, and urbanization.
Interested in pursuing a career with a focus on understanding society and helping others? Consider a Providence degree in Social Science or Sociology.
Social Science
Learn about human development, social interaction and culture via the lenses of anthropology, psychology, and sociology. Find out how individuals and groups affect and are affected by the societies in which they live.
Sociology
Seeking to understand the social circumstances and reasons for crime, poverty, extremism, and more? Learn how systems of power, policing, politics, religion, law, and media influence society and experiences of social standing.
Interested in pursuing a career working with people across various cultures? Consider a Providence degree in Intercultural Studies.
Alternatively, if you would like to work specifically in the area of language, check out Providence’s Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) program.
Intercultural Studies
In a world so often divided by language, customs, politics and religious convictions, this program aims to understand and critique cross-cultural trends such as nationalism, revolution, secularism, and urbanization.
Interested in pursuing a research or teaching career related to the academic study of the Bible? Consider a Providence degree in Biblical Studies.
Alternatively, if you’re more drawn to working in the church or with a parachurch organization, check out Providence’s Church Ministries program.
Biblical Studies
In this multidisciplinary program, explore the ancient languages, history, social setting, and literary genres of the biblical text, as well as how it is interpreted in contexts such as the church, the academy, and in popular culture.
Church Ministries
Looking to work in a church or parachurch ministry setting? Gain the skills required to accurately understand, effectively communicate with, and relate sensitively to the needs of local congregations and faith communities.
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