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Christianity, Interfaith Dialogue and Community Engagement (BA)

formerly Christian Studies and Global Citizenship (BA)

As a student in this program, you will learn to think critically about your faith, the world, and your place within it. The Christianity, Interfaith Dialogue and Community Engagement program promotes a greater sense of social responsibility and spiritual awareness, an appreciation of diversity, and experience in serving the community.

  • Graduates of this program will be prepared to pursue careers where their values and worldview can be integrated into their career.
  • The experiential learning opportunities available to students are internships, field trips, service-learning projects and study-abroad experiences.
  • Learn from organizations and communities locally and globally while gaining practical experience.
  • This degree is project-based learning where the knowledge you gain is applied in a practical skill-building setting with no exams.
  • Scholarships and bursaries are available to help students achieve their academic and career goals, making this program an affordable and accessible option for students from all backgrounds.

Make the next step. 


Complete the following 10 courses:
  • Christianity and Global Citizenship (GC101)
  • Loving God, Self, and the World (GC102)
  • Public Faith and Public Theology (GC201)
  • Survey of the Christian Tradition: The Bible (GC202)
  • Doing Justice and Christian Social Ethics Today (GC203)
  • Survey of the Christian Tradition: History and Theology (GC204)
  • Critical Questions in Christian Life (GC302)
  • (The Art and Science of) Listening (GC303)
  • Faith and/in the Margins: Intersectionality’s Role in Religion (GC304)
  • Senior Project and Integration Seminar (GC401)

Scholarships and Bursaries

Full-time students, in addition to being eligible for financial assistance from Laurier, may be eligible for the following bursaries from Luther.

Start: September 2024

Delivery: Full-time (in-person)

Length: 4 years

Degree Earned: Bachelor of Arts

Minimum Grade: 70-80%

Future careers:

  • program coordinator
  • international development/relief
  • youth ministry
  • activism
  • refugee/immigrant resettlement
  • volunteer coordinator 
  • non-profit sector

WITH FURTHER EDUCATION:

  • psychotherapist
  • teacher/professor
  • guidance counsellor
  • social worker
  • public policy analyst
  • clergy/pastor/minister
  • chaplain

Tuition

Domestic:

$2,038 - $3,029 per semester
Cost per class: $679.36

International:

$9,214 - $15,357.85 per semester
Cost per class: $3,071.57

Incidental fees are not included above.

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