Online Degrees and Courses

HE401
Health and Disease Prevention
Credits: 3
Survey of the dimensions of health and disease from three perspectives: the U.S. historical experience with health and disease; the social context of health and illness, including the healthcare system and policy issues; and choices in healing, integrating conventional and complementary therapies.
HE402
Issues in Community & Env Health
Credits: 3
Survey of the basic […]

On Campus Course Title Credit Hours
Historical Studies OR Systematic Theology
Foundations of Spirituality (offered every Spring) OR
History of Spirituality (offered every other Spring) 3
Spiritual Direction
Spiritual Direction (offered every Fall) 3
Biblical Interpretation
Bible Interpretation (offered every Fall and Spring) 3
Supervised Practicum
Offered every year, a two-semester course beginning in the Fall semester; taken the last academic year in the certificate program. 3
Electives
The remaining six […]

CL100 Introduction to Community Leadership (3)
This course is the introductory course for the Community Leadership major.
It will introduce students to the concepts of community, service, civic responsibility,
leadership, and community systems by two means: extended service
(30+ hours) in designated community agencies and refl ection in class on these
experiences using readings and other methods (e.g., speakers, common […]

Degree Granted: Bachelor of Science (B.S.)
This inter-disciplinary major provides the science background and management
and communication skills required for a successful career in hazardous
material related fi elds. This major will attract students that may have
some hazardous materials training and wish to achieve a bachelor’s degree
related to that experience.
Major Requirements
Completion of 35 semester hours that include BY123, […]

SW 5001. Advanced Standing Transitional Seminar/(3).SS. This course is intended for students seeking advanced standing in the Master of Social Work degree and is open only to those with a Bachelor of Social Work degree from a CSWE (Council on Social Work Education) accredited program. Students enrolling in this course will be tested on their […]

PA 5000. Research Methods/(3).F. The goal of this course is the development of the analytical abilities that will be needed by the student as a practicing public administrator. The foundations of inquiry, the various approaches to the study of social phenomena, and several analytical techniques are presented, discussed, and practiced. Prerequisite: an undergraduate statistics course.
PA […]

Description Campus
B.A. in Liberal Studies Antioch University Los Angeles
B.A. in Liberal Studies Antioch University McGregor - Ohio
B.A. in Liberal Studies Antioch University Seattle
B.A. in Liberal Studies Antioch University Santa Barbara
B.A. in Liberal Studies with Teacher Preparation –Elementary Education Antioch University Seattle
B.A. in Management-Weekend College Antioch University Santa Barbara

All music majors (B.A. and B.M.) including transfer students must take and pass all sections of the sophomore upper level exam before being certified to student teach and/or graduate.
1310 The History of Jazz (3-0). A survey of the genesis and development of this uniquely American art form encompassing the rich multi-cultural heritage of the early […]

1101, 1102 Elements of Chemistry Laboratory (0-2). Laboratory experiences to supplement Chemistry 1301 and 1302, respectively. Credit to be validated by credit in Chemistry 1301 and 1302.
Prerequisites: Chemistry 1301, 1302 respectively, or concurrent registration.
1301, 1302 Elements of Chemistry (3-0). A survey of the fundamentals of chemistry. An introduction to organic and physiological chemistry and a […]

History (HIS)
History majors who take advantage of the Study Abroad Program may credit a maximum of
nine semester hours of history courses taken at a foreign institution towards meeting the
requirements of a B.A. degree from Anderson University. History majors in the Study
Abroad Program must take all of the required core courses (HIS 295, 496, and 497) […]