Bachelor of Arts in Intercultural Studies

In today's globalized and hyper-interconnected world, the ability to understand and navigate cultural differences is an increasingly coveted skill by employers. Biola's intercultural studies major prepares students to enact positive social change by addressing global issues in multicultural societies and multinational workforces. Be equipped with the academic tools and training you'll need to excel in diverse, cross-cultural settings with openness and respect whether you're called to STEM, non-profit work, missions, peace and justice action, or any number of other careers, you will be prepared to effectively bring intercultural competence to the workplace.

In addition to its strong curriculum, expert faculty members and biblical integration, Biola's intercultural studies program offers several key advantages:

• Students participate in a six-week cross-cultural summer internship at home or around the world in which they explore career paths and develop relationships with potential employers.
• Biola offers a wide range ofstudy abroad programsfrom which to choose.
• Cook's faculty is one of the largest in the country for an undergraduate intercultural studies program and they bring depth in their areas of expertise, specializing in global regions including Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East. You'll learn in an environment supported by experienced, engaged faculty mentors.