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Liberal Arts Program
John Tarwater, Ph.D., Program Director
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The Master of Liberal Arts degree
(M.L.A.) is designed to meet the needs of the student who wants an
interdisciplinary, broad-based graduate education rather than
specialization in a single discipline. This flexibility is
appealing to a wide range of people who want an expanded liberal
arts education and a better understanding of their heritage.
Students may take a combination of courses in the Arts, Humanities
and Christian Ministry.
The M.L.A. is an approved member of the Association
of Graduate Liberal Studies Programs and is directed neither
toward professional research nor toward the achievement of
a doctorate.
Curriculum Overview
The 36-credit-hour curriculum is comprised
of a nine-credit-hour interdisciplinary core with two options
available for the completion of the remaining twenty-seven
hours.
Core Courses (9 hours)
MALA
5300 Western Heritage and Christianity
MALA
5350 World Views: Human Beliefs/Human Actions
MALA
5370 Western Culture through the Arts
Option 1: Interdisciplinary Track
Complete any combination of DBU graduate courses (27 hours)
Option 2: Single-discipline Track
Concentration (18 hours)
Electives (9 hours)
Concentrations available to the M.L.A.
student are Art, Christian Ministry, English, English as a Second Language (ESL), Fine Arts, History,
Missions, and Political Science
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