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Phone: (626) 815-3844Hours
Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.Location
Ronald Building, Room 165Certificate in Ethnic Studies (Generalist)
The Ethnic Studies Generalist Certificate is a 12-unit program for traditional undergraduate students who want to increase their cultural awareness while complementing their major field of study.
Certificate in Ethnic Studies: Africana Studies
The Ethnic Studies: Africana Studies Certificate is a 12-unit program for traditional undergraduate students who want to increase their cultural awareness while complementing their major field of study.
Certificate in Ethnic Studies: Asian American Studies
The Ethnic Studies: Asian American Studies Certificate is a 12-unit program for traditional undergraduate students who want to increase their cultural awareness while complementing their major field of study.
Certificate in Ethnic Studies: Latinx Studies
The Ethnic Studies: Latinx Studies Certificate is a 12-unit program for traditional undergraduate students who want to increase their cultural awareness while complementing their major field of study.
Certificate in TEFL (on campus and online)
APU’s Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) certificate suits students who would like to receive the basic qualifications needed to teach in a multicultural setting.
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Certificate in TESOL (on campus and online)
The Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) gives post-baccalaureate students specialized skills in TESOL. The certificate is ideal for supplementing and enhancing traditional ministry (e.g., translation, literacy, and friendship evangelism) within multicultural or cross-cultural environments.
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Christ’s College Cooperative TESOL Program
The APU/Christ’s College Cooperative Master of Arts in TESOL program offers college graduates in Taiwan the opportunity to earn a 33-unit Master of Arts in TESOL. The cooperative program requires at least two years, one at Christ’s College and one at APU, and leads one to academic accomplishments equal to those attained by graduates of the on-campus program.
Environmental Studies Minor
Acquire the tools and experiences necessary for understanding and addressing the causes and consequences of the unprecedented environmental challenges in the United States and around the world.
Ethnic Studies Minor
Enhance your understanding of the experiences of U.S. immigrant populations and communities of color, along with your sensitivity to issues of race, ethnicity, and social class.
Sociology Major
Sociology students study a broad range of social behaviors from intimate family to the hostile mob, from crime to religion, and from the divisions of race and social class to the shared beliefs of a common culture.
Sociology Minor
Equip yourself with a broader understanding of human social behaviors, including the influence of race, class, and gender, and the role of social institutions such as family, religion, and government.
Spanish Major
The Spanish major prepares students to thrive in the Spanish-speaking world, equipping them with language skills, cultural knowledge, understanding of current events, and direct experience living and working abroad.
Spanish Minor
Learn the fundamental skills for thriving in the Spanish-speaking world: a solid grasp of the language, and an introduction to the culture and history.
TESOL Minor
In APU’s Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) minor, you will learn how to teach English as a second language in public adult schools, private language schools, and developing countries. This program is especially suited to students majoring in English, Spanish, or liberal studies (education), but is open to all students.
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, MA (on campus and online)
APU’s Master of Arts in TESOL provides comprehensive preparation in English language teaching for those seeking careers in U.S.-based institutions or schools around the world. Students develop a theoretical foundation along with practical preparation for diverse teaching scenarios and environments. The program is offered on-campus in Azusa and online.
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