International Community Development - Oral Roberts University

International Community Development from Oral Roberts University is a Campus Bachelor International studies degree that prepares you for a Science career. Program Overview Through understanding and valuing the past, students develop a deeper understanding of their place in today\\\'s society. Analysis of the whys of the past suggest actions that may be expected to produce positive changes in contemporary institutions and society. The international community development major is an interdisciplinary degree program in practical missions. ICD majors develop the basic skills of needs assessment, problem solving, training and leadership as well as the ability to address spiritual as well as educational, economic, medical and physical needs. Students learn how to effectively communicate the truth of Christianity within a culture of competing worldviews. Students in this major apply the practical knowledge acquired in a capstone project and seminar presentation. Outcomes A major in ICD is preparation to work in a helping capacity-through churches, ministries, mission agencies, nonprofit organizations, relief organizations, international schools, government agencies and a variety of other endeavors in the United States and abroad. Course Offerings Include Principles of Economics Christian Worldview Internship in International Studies Foundations of ICD Political Science Research Methods Public Policy Analysis Problems in ICD Seminar in ICD Introduction to Christian Missions Cross-Cultural Communication Administration of Nonprofit Organizations Comparative Government International Relations Christian Faith/Government: Theory Area Studies American Foreign Policy International Political Economy Readings in Government Model United Nations Internship View more details on Oral Roberts University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related International studies courses.