Muslim-Christian Relations Certificate

Overview

The Certificate in Muslim-Christian Relations prepares students for effective life and work in Muslim contexts. The two required courses provide essential understanding of Muslim beliefs and practices as well as various forms of Christian witness. Students select the second two courses based on specific areas of interest. This certificate meets the basic requirements for a concentration in this subject matter and can be plugged into other degree programs. This certificate is available completely online, or can be done as a combination of resident and online courses.

Completion Requirements

Students must complete 12 hours of specified coursework with a minimum GPA of 2.5 in order to receive the certificate in Muslim-Christian Relations.

Certificate in Muslim-Christian Relations Studies (12)

ICS 5020 - Introduction to Islam Credits: 3
ICS 6071 - Approaches to Muslims Credits: 3

Choose any two of the following Muslim-Christian Relations Studies courses

ICS 6012 - Islamic Theology Credits: 3
ICS 6013 - The Spirit World of Islam Credits: 3
ICS 6025 - The Life of Muhammad Credits: 3
ICS 6037 - Understanding the Qur’an Credits: 3
ICS 6051 - Women in Islam Credits: 3
ICS 6072 - Responding to Muslim Concerns Credits: 3
ICS 6073 - Islam in the 21st Century Credits: 3
ICS 6210 - Contemporary Issues in Muslim-Christian Relations Credits: 3
ICS 6610 - History of Muslim-Christian Relations Credits: 3

Note:

This certificate program is not eligible for federal Title IV financial aid funds – i.e. Federal Direct Loans. Students who are interested in exploring other financial aid options should contact the Financial Aid Office.