At Ebed-Melech University, the Bachelor of Science in Cultural Psychology & Religious Studies (B.S.) is more than an academic degree—it’s a transformative journey into understanding how faith, culture, and human behavior shape the world. This unique four-year program bridges the gap between psychology and religious studies, providing students with the intellectual tools to explore how beliefs, values, and cultural identities influence human thought and action.
Program Overview
The B.S. in Cultural Psychology & Religious Studies offers a balanced and rigorous curriculum that integrates scientific research methods with spiritual and cultural inquiry. Students gain a deep understanding of how cultural norms, traditions, and religious systems affect cognition, emotion, and social behavior.
From the first semester, learners are introduced to foundational disciplines—psychology, world religions, anthropology, ethics, and philosophy—and gradually progress into advanced, integrative courses focusing on cross-cultural analysis, religious behavior, and applied research.
Program Highlights
- Interdisciplinary Excellence: Combines psychology, cultural studies, and theology to build a holistic worldview.
- Faith & Science Integration: Encourages evidence-based understanding of religion’s role in personal and societal development.
- Global Perspective: Equips students with tools to engage meaningfully across diverse cultures and religious traditions.
- Research & Practice: Includes a supervised internship or research project (INT 489) and a comprehensive senior capstone (CAP 497).
- Career Readiness: Prepares graduates for roles in education, counseling, intercultural relations, ministry, global missions, and community development.
Curriculum Snapshot
Year 1–2: Foundations in religion, psychology, and cultural studies.
Year 3–4: Advanced courses in cross-cultural psychology, scientific approaches to religion, and applied research.
Capstone Experience: Integrative seminar and senior project synthesizing learning into a practical or research-based outcome.
Sample Courses Include:
- Cultural Psychology (PSY 220)
- Sociology of Religion (SOC 224)
- Cultural Influences on Religious Beliefs (BCP 401)
- Religious Practices in Cultural Contexts (BCP 403)
- Global Perspectives on Culture and Religion (BCP 413)
Why Choose Ebed-Melech University?
At Ebed-Melech University, faith and intellect work hand in hand. Students are nurtured to become thoughtful, compassionate professionals and spiritual leaders who can navigate and influence multicultural and multi-faith environments. The program’s emphasis on academic rigor, ethical grounding, and intercultural competence ensures that graduates are prepared to make a meaningful difference—locally and globally.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the B.S. in Cultural Psychology & Religious Studies can pursue careers such as:
- Cultural or Religious Researcher
- Interfaith Program Coordinator
- Community Development Specialist
- Counselor or Chaplain (with further training)
- International NGO or Mission Worker
- Educator in Faith or Cultural Studies
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