Social Sciences
Studying in Evangel’s Department of Social Sciences provides the opportunity to learn about history and culture within the unique framework of a Christian environment and perspective.
The social sciences take on the fascinating study of mankind in a systematic, all-encompassing manner.
Possibly more than any other area of study, the social sciences bring together a broad scope of interests — from a study of the past and its meaning in the present to the workings of government and public institutions.
Specialized programs include both a two-week trip and a full semester of study and internship in Washington, D.C., a semester of study abroad, overseas internship opportunities, and internships for departmental majors in museums, archives, government departments and law offices.
Those who pursue study in one or more of the social science disciplines may enter the fields of business, economics, industrial and labor relations, international relations, public administration, administration in industrial or service organizations, law, education, government and civil service, and journalism.
Learn more about the unique programs of Evangel’s Social Sciences department, including the Leadership Scholars Program, or contact the office to discuss a track of interest.
Academic Programs
Majors
Minors
Concentrations
- Government (Political Science)
- History
- International Studies
- Public Administration
- Social Science
- Social Studies
Other Programs
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