Social Sciences Degree Programs
"Evangel has prepared me in so many ways, not just in education, but spiritually as well. I don't feel that I am limited in what I can do because of the education I received and the relationships that I established with the professors and the students."
—Leslie Hubert '06, social studies teacher, majored in social studies education and history more»
—Leslie Hubert '06, social studies teacher, majored in social studies education and history more»
Social Science majors take courses in American and world civilization, government, legal studies, conflict resolution, economics, geography, anthropology, international and multicultural studies, and public administration. The Department of Social Sciences offers six majors and concentrations:
- Government/Political Science is for students interested in careers in teaching, law, government service, politics, international relations and civic activities.
- Legal Studies (Pre-Law and Paralegal)is designed to meet the needs of students who plan to go to law school and to train students to become legal assistants (paralegals) in the legal, government, and business communities.
- History majors study American and world history, historiography and church-state relationships.
- Public Administration, an interdisciplinary program, is offered in conjunction with the Department of Business and is designed to prepare students for responsible leadership positions in public affairs.
- Social Science is ideal if you wish to have a broad scope of study for graduate programs or if you plan to enter a career in elementary or secondary education.
- International and Multicultural Studies is for those interested in work overseas or among multiethnic groups in America, providing study and practical experience. Opportunities for internships and studies overseas are available.
Minors
- Anthropology is useful for those who wan to work in multicultural fields such as missions, education, and overseas employment in business and government.
- Church History combines discussion of history in art, music, and philosophy.
- International Relations benefits students who are going on to graduate work in International Relations or Government.
Teaching Certification
Certification to teach Social Studies is available for three levels:
- Elementary School
- Middle School
- Secondary School
Other teacher education professional requirements are completed through the Department of Education.
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