This program is designed for those who want to delve into the significant figures, cultures, and trends that have shaped Western civilization and the evolution of Catholic teaching and culture. Students will identify and analyze patterns in the development of Western civilization, focusing on its most influential people and movements, while also examining the interplay between secular and religious history. By integrating Church history and teachings, participants will gain the tools to critically evaluate and thoughtfully address contemporary challenges, enriching their understanding of the enduring influence of Catholicism on society.
Course Number | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
CHIST 214 | Church History: From the Early Christians to the Middle Ages | 3 credit hours |
CHIST 224 | Church History II: Renaissance to Modern Church | 3 credit hours |
CHIST 244 | History of the Catholic Church in America | 3 credit hours |
HIST 201 | Ancient Civilization | 3 credit hours |
HIST 211 | Christian Civilization | 3 credit hours |
HIST 221 | A Global Civilization | 3 credit hours |
All courses listed below are 8 weeks long unless otherwise noted. To earn the Certificate of History, students must complete the following six undergraduate courses (18 credits) in History and Church History at Catholic International:
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This knowledge offers a framework for addressing social issues through a moral lens, encouraging thoughtful engagement with human rights, economic equity, and environmental stewardship. Delving into these principles enhances your academic experience and develops skills to contribute meaningfully to society.
