College of Arts & Sciences
College of Arts & Sciences 2007-2008 Catalog
Academic Departments and Programs
Bachelor's Degrees
(Note: All degrees are Bachelor of Arts unless indicated otherwise.)
Biblical and Theological Studies
Biochemistry/Molecular Biology, B.S.
Business: Human Resource Management Emphasis
Business: International Emphasis
Business and Political Science
Business Education, Grades 5-12
Chemistry Education, Grades 5-12
Communication Studies: Organizational Communication Studies Emphasis
Communication Studies: Relational Studies Emphasis
Communication Studies: Rhetorical Studies Emphasis
Elementary Education with Preprimary Specialty, Age 3-Grade 6
Elementary Education with Middle Level Specialty, Grades K-8
Specialties:
English
Math
Science
Social Studies
Spanish
French
German
English Education (Communication Arts/Literature, Grades 5-12)
English Literature and Writing
Individualized Major (student proposed)
Life Science Education, Grades 5-12
Mathematics Education, Grades 5-12
Media Communication: Media Criticism Emphasis
Media Communication: Production Emphasis
Music/Applied Performance, B.Mus.: Composition Emphasis
Music/Applied Performance, B.Mus.: Instrumental Emphasis
Music/Applied Performance, B.Mus.: Vocal Emphasis
Music Education, B.Mus.Ed.: Instrumental, Grades K-12 Emphasis
Music Education, B.Mus.Ed.: Vocal, Grades K-12 Emphasis
Physical Education, Grades K-12
Physics Education, Grades 5-12
Social Studies Education, Grades 5-12
Sociocultural Studies: Anthropology Emphasis
Sociocultural Studies: Cross-Cultural Mission Emphasis
Sociocultural Studies: Sociology Emphasis
Sociocultural Studies: Urban Emphasis
Spanish Education, Grades K-12
Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL)
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL), Grades K-12
Theatre Arts: Acting/Directing Emphasis
Theatre Arts: Musical Theatre Emphasis
Theatre Arts: Technical/Design Emphasis
Third
World Studies (to be taken with another major)
Youth
Ministry
Pre-Professional Programs
Minors
Biblical and Theological Studies
Biblical Languages (Hebrew and Greek)
Management Information Systems
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)
COURSE NUMBERS, LEVELS, AND CREDITS
The primary purpose of Bethel's course number system is to identify the intended clientele of each course, its level of content and material, and any necessary course background. Courses are primarily designed for students at the levels indicated below.
The discipline code indicates the academic discipline being studied. The suffx code indicates the General Education requirement(s), if any, that can be met by completing the course.
SUFFIX CODE AND DESCRIPTION
| for courses meeting General Education requirements | |
| A | Artistic Experience |
| D | Laboratory Science |
| G | Comparative Systems |
| J | Interpreting Biblical Themes |
| K | Science |
| L | Contemporary Western Life and Thought |
| M | Mathematics |
| N | Nature of Persons |
| P | Contemporary Christian Issues |
| Q | Leisure and Lifetime Sports |
| S | Second Language |
| U | World Cultures |
| Y | Physical Well-being |
| Z | Cross-cultural Experience |