Grace University Intercultural Studies

teract. The practical skills needed for their career including how to work in church-based ministries, education (especially teaching English), business, community development and psychology/ counseling. There is vital balance between the study of theory and gaining practical experience. The Intercultural Studies department gives students the basis to understand cross-cultural work, but then provides ongoing practical experiences so students discover how the theories fit into cross-cultural work. To fulfill academic requirements, students serve and study locally and abroad. The diversity of Omaha provides great experiences with other cultures. Just one way students learn is by pairing up with an experienced mentor to learn how to navigate the reality of cross-cultural ministry and service. Students also spend a semester living, studying and working abroad.