The goal of the Master of Arts in Ministry and Leadership programme is to develop competent, visionary, and transformational Christian leaders equipped with advanced theological knowledge, leadership skills, and practical ministry competencies to serve effectively in churches, faith-based organizations, and society.
The objectives of the MA in Ministry and Leadership programme are to:
Students have access to textbooks, lecture notes, theological journals, leadership case studies, research materials, online databases, and digital learning resources. Course materials are accessible through the institution's Learning Management System (LMS) and library services.
The programme is delivered through a blended learning approach that includes lectures, seminars, workshops, leadership forums, ministry projects, case studies, fieldwork, independent research, and supervised practical ministry experiences.
Students benefit from academic supervision, faculty mentoring, research support, library services, spiritual formation programs, leadership coaching, and administrative support throughout their studies.
The programme combines theological studies with leadership development and ministry practice. Key areas of study include:
Students are required to complete the prescribed coursework, leadership practicum, and research project/dissertation in accordance with the Seminary's postgraduate regulations.
Graduates of the MA in Ministry and Leadership programme can serve as:
Graduates may also pursue doctoral studies in Theology, Ministry, Leadership, Religious Studies, and related disciplines.
The programme is suitable for:
Applicants must possess:
Applicants may be required to attend an interview or satisfy additional admission requirements where applicable.
The programme is facilitated by experienced theologians, ministry practitioners, leadership experts, and researchers committed to academic excellence, spiritual formation, and leadership development.
Upon successful completion of the programme, students will be awarded the Master of Arts (MA) in Ministry and Leadership.
Assessment is based on assignments, presentations, projects, research work, participation, and end-of-semester examinations.