Unity in Diversity

If you are interested in working with people from other cultures overseas, with culturally diverse people in your home country, would like to be an international humanitarian, think you have a calling to missions or pastoral work, or love finding out about people who are different from you, then Intercultural Studies may be for you.  

The Intercultural Studies program provides an historical, theoretical, and theological introduction to concepts of culture and intercultural relationships. You will study intercultural trends such as nationalism, revolution, secularism, and urbanization. You will learn to listen to others and see situations from many perspectives while working on problems that arise in our rapidly changing world.  The insights and skills and learned will enable you to apply knowledge from both theology and social science.

Click here to learn more about the Intercultural Studies Program.

Will I get any intercultural experience while studying?

Yes! For the first time, Providence has implemented an Intercultural Service Learning trip as part of the Intercultural Studies program. Find out more about it on the Field Missions Trip page!

What courses will I take?

Courses for the Intercultural Studies program are many and varied. You can get a good idea of what you'll learn by checking out our Courses page.

Who will teach me?

Our learned faculty are keen to help guide you through the process of earning your B.A. Degree and are recognized experts in their field. Learn more about the Faculty.

What can I do with an Intercultural Studies Major?

There are a variety of ways you can utilize your degree. From Graduate Studies to Missions Work, the possibilities for applying the knowledge you will gain are only limited by you! Click here to learn more about potential Career Paths.