COURSE CURRICULUM

The Interdisciplinary Studies program at Providence University College offers a rich and diverse selection of courses that span the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, providing students with a broad and balanced academic foundation. In English Literature, Major English Writers, and Women Writers and Gender Issues, students explore literary texts that reflect and shape cultural values and identities. Courses such as History, Western Civilization, and History of Christianity offer insight into the events, movements, and ideas that have influenced human societies over time. In Philosophy, students develop analytical skills through courses like Critical Thinking and Ethics, examining fundamental questions about truth, morality, and human existence. The social sciences are well represented with Psychology courses such as Adolescent Development and Abnormal Psychology, which delve into human behavior and mental health, while Sociology courses like Marriage and Family and Global Problems and Change address the complexities of social relationships and global issues. Together, these courses encourage interdisciplinary thinking and foster an understanding of how various academic fields interact to shape our view of the world. Students graduate with strong critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving skills, ready to pursue further education or careers that require intellectual versatility and a deep appreciation for the human experience.