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Doctor of Philosophy Program
The Doctor of Philosophy in Intercultural StudiesThe Doctor of Philosophy in Intercultural Studies (Ph.D./ICS) degree program provides a thorough grounding in theoretical knowledge, skills necessary for scholarly research, and training so that graduates will be prepared for leadership responsibilities in church and parachurch ministries and a wide range or academic institutions. The goals of the Ph.D/ICS include providing students with breadth and specialization in the fields of theory, research, and training for graduate teaching.
The Ph.D./ICS degree requires at least three academic years, including two years of approved course work in residence (classroom, seminar studies, guided research), followed by preparation of a dissertation that makes a significant contribution to the literature of the field. The student may be admitted to candidacy after two years of residence, successful completion of written and oral comprehensive examinations, and approval of a dissertation proposal. Students must register for at least two semester hours each academic year until completion of their program.
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