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THE ACADEMIC PROGRAM
Scholarship Informed by Faith
The clear Christian commitment of ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ has
remained the same since 1891. The institution continues
to believe that the finest education is informed by Christian
faith.
As a university, Seattle Pacific has a mission of intellectual
inquiry. Believing that the Christian faith calls it to excellence —
both intellectually and spiritually — the University actively strives
to provide the highest quality education available. In keeping with
this, academic freedom and integrity are highly prized.
What does this mean to students? It means that they are taught
by professors who approach their discipline from a Christian
perspective. But students are not told what to believe. Instead,
through the educational process of inquiry, discussion, and experience,
they are encouraged to develop a mature, personal faith.
Students are challenged at Seattle Pacific. And the University seeks
to create an environment that balances freedom and support as
they grapple with difficult questions. The goal is to help students
emerge with an even deeper Christian conviction and a desire for
Christian leadership and service.
Academic Structure
College of Arts and Sciences |
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Division of Fine Arts |
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Art
Music
Theatre |
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Division of Humanities |
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Communication and Journalism
English
Foreign Languages and Literatures
Philosophy |
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Division of Science and Engineering |
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Biology
Chemistry
Computer Science
Engineering
Mathematics
Physics
Pre-Professional Programs |
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Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences |
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Family and Consumer Sciences
History
Physical Education and Exercise Science
Political Science
Sociology |
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Interdisciplinary |
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General Studies Major
Interdisciplinary Courses
Professional Studies Major
Student-Designed Majors
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School of Business and Economics |
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Accounting
Business Administration
Economics
Professional Development |
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| School of Education |
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Elementary Certification
Secondary Certification
Special Education
SPIRAL-Education Professional Development |
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| School of Health Sciences |
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Nursing |
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| School of Psychology, Family, and Community |
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Psychology |
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| School of Theology |
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Christian Theology
Educational Ministries |
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| Special Programs |
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Summer School
Distance Learning |
Graduate Studies
Graduate studies at ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ emphasize three principal aims: scholarship, research, and professional competence. Responsibility for graduate studies is vested in the Graduate Policy and Evaluation Committee by the Faculty Senate.
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| Degrees Offered |
| Master of Arts |
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Organizational Psychology (M.A.)
Teaching (M.A.)
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)
Theology (M.A) |
| Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) |
| Master of Divinity |
| Master of Education (M.Ed.) |
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Curriculum and Instruction
Education Leadership
School Counseling |
| Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.) |
| Creative Writing |
| Master of Science in Nursing (M.S.N.) |
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Leadership in Advanced Nursing |
| Master of Science (M.S.) |
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Marriage and Family Therapy |
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Information Systems Management |
| Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) |
| Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical Family Psychology (Ph.D.) |
| Doctor of Philosophy in Counselor Education (Ph.D.) |
| Doctor of Philosophy in Organizational Psychology (Ph.D.) |
| Other Programs |
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Advanced R.N. Practitioner (School of Health Sciences)
Principal Certification (School of Education)
Nurse Practitioner Pathways (School of Health Sciences)
Alternative Certification (School of Education)
Superintendent Certification (School of Education) |
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