Doctor of Strategic Christian Leadership

Through the Doctor of Strategic Christian Leadership, a 51 semester hours Program, students can hone and strengthen the leadership skills built on biblical servant leadership principles and apply these skills to a business, ministry or a non-profit organization. In addition to leadership principles, students will also develop skills in the analysis, planning, implementation and assessment of leadership and management as it relates to their own work

Program Learning Outcomes:

1. Evaluate key skills, resources and content needed for successful leadership.

2. Utilize leadership content and principles to help organizations in developing a strategic plan that will guide the organization.

3. Integrate biblical principles within one’s leadership context and work in order to address key issues and challenges that one may be faced.

4. Evaluate and define one’s personal leadership style based on theological, ethical and moral principles.

5. Acquire the competencies and perspectives necessary to become an effective strategic outstanding leader.

Core Courses:

(30 semester hours)

Leadership Theory and Practice

Research Conceptualization and Design

Principles of Leadership

Moral Leadership in a Conflicted World

Organizational Change

Organizational Behavior, Culture and Effectiveness

Doctoral Seminar I (Prepare for Dissertation)

Doctoral Seminar II (Dissertation Work)

Dissertation (6 credits)

Electives:

(21 semester hours)

Statistical Research Methods

Human Resource Development

Leadership in Contemporary Organizations

Change Management

Entrepreneurial Leadership

Data Informed Decision Making

Transformation and Leading Change

Social Justice and Faith: Forming the Beloved Community

Elements of Marketing & Branding

Finance and Resource Management

The Principles of Christocracy (2 semester hours)