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65| COLUMBIA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY

2017-2018 │COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES

PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR

Purpose and Objectives

The purpose of the Psychology program is to develop students to research and address the mental, emotional, relational,

and spiritual growth needs of people in clinical, academic, and church/mission settings.

In addition to the mission statement, general objectives, and requirements of the university, the objectives of the Psychology

program are:

Enable students to evaluate psychological paradigms by the authority of Scripture, helping them to precisely

articulate a biblically consistent and empirically powerful model of human psychology.

Enable students to understand the scientific foundations of empirical research and the biological foundations of

psychological experience.

Help students to foster the spiritual, mental, emotional, and relational growth of themselves and others through

practical exposure and training in outside agency work. (Prior instruction in mental health diagnosis and treatment

is included, as is instruction in professional ethics and prohibiting (among other things) “dual role” relationships that

interfere with therapeutic progress.)

See Appendix A for graduation requirements.

Course of Study

120

Degree Core

72

Bible and Theology

30

BIB 1114

Old Testament Survey: Torah and History

3

BIB 1115

Old Testament Survey: Poetry and Prophecy

3

BIB 1120

New Testament Survey

3

BIB 3420

Principles of Bible Interpretation

3

BIB 3/4xxx

Old Testament Exegetical Book Study

3

BIB 3/4xxx

New Testament Exegetical Book Study

3

BIB 3616

Romans

3

BIB 4310

Progress of Redemption

3

THE 3301

Theology I: God, Christ, and Spirit

3

THE 3302

Theology II: Sin and Salvation

3

General Education

36

COM 2110

Public Speaking

3

ENG 1110

Composition and Research

3

ENG 1111

Literature and Research

3

HIS 1110

Introduction to World History

3

PHI 2110

Introduction to Philosophy

3

PHI 4140

Seminar in Ethics

3

PSY 2110

General Psychology

3

Major Designated Mathematics course:

MAT 3410

Research Statistics

3

Major Designated Sociology course:

SOC 3740

Marriage and Family

3

Choose one of the following Culture and Arts courses:

3

ART 2110

Art Appreciation

MUS 2110

Music Appreciation

Choose one of the following Science courses:

3

BIO 2113

Principles of Biology

SCI 2313

Principles of Physical Science

SCI 2510

Environmental Science

XXX xxxx

General Education Elective

(see Appendix A)

3