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2020-2021 UNDERGRADUATE CATALOG 2 Table of CONTENTS 2020-2021 UNDERGRADUATE CATALOG 2 table of CONTENTS Academic Programs ............................................ 3 SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS & COMMUNICATION. .261 Mission Statement ............................................. 4 Division of Art & Design ....................................... 264 A Message From The President ................................... 6 Department of Art ............................................. 267 University Charter .............................................. 8 Department of Design ........................................ 270 Our Christian Philosophy of Education ............................. 10 Division of Music .............................................. 277 The Crest ..................................................... .11 Department of Music History & Literature ........................ 281 The Pledge .................................................... .11 Department of Music Theory & Technology ........................ 281 The BJU Commitment ........................................... .11 Department of Church Music .................................. 284 Academic Year Overview ........................................ 12 Department of Vocal Studies. 286 Information Directory ........................................... 13 Department of Keyboard Studies ............................... 288 Admission to Undergraduate Educational Programs ................. 14 Department of Instrumental Studies ............................ 292 Financial Information .......................................... 26 Department of Music Education ................................ 294 Application for Financial Aid .................................... 33 Division of Communication .................................... 299 Academic Information .......................................... 41 Department of Communication Studies ......................... .300 Student Life ................................................... 72 Department of Journalism & Mass Communication ................ 303 Department of Cinema ........................................ 306 COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE ................................ .91 Department of Theatre. 310 Division of English Language & Literature ......................... 98 Courses ..................................................... 312 Division of World Languages & Cultures .......................... 103 Faculty ..................................................... 336 Division of Natural Science ..................................... 111 Department of Biology ......................................... .112 SCHOOL OF EDUCATION .................................... .343 Department of Chemistry & Physics ............................. .119 Division of Teacher Education .................................. 346 Department of Engineering ..................................... 126 Division of Educational, Child & Family Studies ..................... 373 Division of Mathematical Sciences ............................... 132 Courses .................................................... 383 Department of Mathematics .................................... 133 Faculty ..................................................... 393 Department of Computer Science ............................... 138 Division of History, Government & Social Science .................. 145 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ..................................... .397 Courses ..................................................... 153 Division of Accounting ......................................... 401 Faculty ...................................................... 182 Division of Management ....................................... 404 Courses ..................................................... 415 SCHOOL OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS ........................... 187 Faculty ...................................................... 424 Division of Exercise & Sport Science ............................. 189 Division of Health Sciences ..................................... 197 Division of Nursing ............................................ 210 SCHOOL FOR CONTINUING, ONLINE & PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION .. .427 Courses ..................................................... 214 Profesional Studies ........................................... 430 Faculty ...................................................... 224 Courses .................................................... 432 SCHOOL OF RELIGION ...................................... 227 Personnel ................................................... 434 Division of Biblical Studies & Theology ........................... 236 Index ....................................................... 436 Division of Ministries .......................................... 241 Campus Map ................................................ 440 Courses .................................................... 250 Faculty ...................................................... 257 © 2020 Bob Jones University. All rights reserved. BJU does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, age, sex, national origin, protected disability or veteran status. 3 Academic PROGRAMS CERTIFICATE & DEGREE PROGRAMS (CONCENTRATIONS)—UNDERGRADUATE Interior Architecture & Design, BFA ..... 273 Greek ................................ .237 Accounting, BS ......................... 402 International Studies, BA .............. 148 Health Sciences ........................ 200 Actuarial Science, BS ................... 134 Journalism & Mass Communication, BA .. 304 History ............................... 146 Apologetics & Biblical Worldview, CAB ..... 237 Keyboard Performance, BMus ......... 288 Information Technology ................. 143 Biblical Counseling, BS .................. .244 Liberal Arts, AA ....................... 94 Interior Architecture and Design ......... .273 (Apologetics & Worldview, Cross-Cultural Service, Mathematics Education, BS ............ 358 Journalism & Mass Communication ....... .303 Pastoral Ministry, Women’s Ministry Worship Mathematics, BS ..................... 136 Kinesiology ............................ 192 Leadership or Youth Ministry concentrations) Media Technology, AS ................. 307 Linguistics ............................ .100 Biblical Studies, BA ..................... .238 (Apologetics & Worldview, Biblical Counseling, Biblical Middle School Education, BS ........... 360 Mathematics .......................... 136 Languages, Cross-Cultural Service, Pastoral Ministry, (Language Arts, Mathematics, Science or Social Studies Music ................................ .278 Women’s Ministry Worship Leadership or Youth concentrations) Nutrition .............................. 200 Ministry concentrations) Ministry & Leadership, BS ............... .248 Paralegal Studies ...................... .405 (Apologetics & Worldview, Biblical Counseling, Cross- Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, BS ..... 120 Photography .......................... .270 Cultural Service, Pastoral Ministry, Women’s Ministry Biology. BS ............................. 113 Worship Leadership or Youth Ministry concentrations) Physics ................................ 124 (Biomechanics, Biomedical Research, Cell Biology Political Science ....................... 146 Environmental Technology & Resources or Zoo & Music, BA & BS ......................... 279 Professional Writing .................... .303 Wildlife concentrations) Music & Church Ministries, BS ............ 284 Public Health/Global Health ............. .206 Business Administration, BS ............. .409 Music Education, BME ................... 294 (General, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Human Resources (Choral or Instrumental tracks) Psychology ............................ 146 or Marketing concentrations) Nursing, BSN .......................... 210 Spanish ............................... 109 Business, AS & Business, BS ........ 406 & 431 Orchestral Instrument Performance, BMus .292 Teaching English to Speakers of Other Chemistry, BS .......................... 122 Paralegal Studies, AS ................... 408 Languages ....................... 100 Child Development, BS .................. .375 Physics, BS ............................. 124 Theatre ............................... 310 Child Growth & Development, AS. 374 Piano Pedagogy, BMus .................. .290 (Early Intervention concentration) Premed/Predent, BS .................... 208 CERTIFICATE & DEGREE PROGRAMS Christian Ministries, AS ................ 243 Personal Training, AS .................... 191 (CONCENTRATIONS)— GRADUATE Cinema Production, BS ............... 308 Professional Studies, BS ................. 430 Please refer to the current BJU Seminary and Communication Disorders, BS .......... 198 Public Health/Global Health, BS .......... .206 Graduate Studies Catalog for detailed information Communication, BA ................... 301 RN to BSN Completion, BSN .............. 213 regarding each of the degree offerings. Composite Social Studies Education, BS . 350 Science Education, BS .................. .366 Apologetics, MA Composition, BMus ................... 282 Spanish Education, BS .................. .369 Biblical Counseling, CBC Computer Science, BS ................ 139 Spanish, BA ............................ 109 Biblical Counseling, MA Criminal Justice, AS ................... 150 Special Education, BS .................... 371 Biblical Language & Literature, MA Criminal Justice, BS ................... 151 Sport Management, BS .................. 195 Biblical Studies, MA (Homeland Security concentration) Studio Art, BFA ......................... .268 Chaplaincy, CC Cross-Cultural
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