Learning Outcomes

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Interdisciplinary Liberal Studies students should be able to:

Area of Jesuit Catholic Inspiration

  • Demonstrate responsible civic engagement, inspired by the Jesuit Catholic tradition, and demonstrate the values and ideals for maintaining a lifetime commitment to diverse communities working for equity and inclusion.

Area of Interdisciplinary Scholarship

  • Demonstrate skills of project management, including self-directed research, imaginative problem solving, and awareness of audience expectations
  • Demonstrate interdisciplinarity, the ability to bring two or more disciplines, intellectual approaches, or methods to bear on problems or issues of contemporary concern, expressed through written and oral communication
  • Demonstrate metacognition, the reflective ability to think about thinking, especially with respect to the process of education or to multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary academic work

What can I do with an Interdisciplinary Liberal Studies Degree?

ANYTHING. See more jobs here.

Contact Us

Sven Arvidson, Ph.D.
Program Director
Casey 430
206.296.5470
arvidson@seattleu.edu

Chynah Thomas, BA, Psychology & Social Behavior
Program Coordinator
cthomas@seattleu.edu

 

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