Answer the call to ministry through obtaining a Bachelor of Arts in Discipleship Studies and a Minor in Biblical Studies followed by a Master of Divinity with a concentration in Pastoral Studies – all within only five years, saving you time and making the most of your educational investment!

As a student in the Accelerated Pastoral Ministries Program (APMP), you will receive a broad based exposure to the arts, humanity and sciences, as well as scholastic, theological and practical preparation for ministry.

The program accelerates your course work where you are able to finish all of your course work in five years compared to the 7+ years it takes students to complete both degrees in traditional programs. Your five years of academic work is broken into two parts. The first three years of coursework are in the Department of Religious Studies and Philosophy where you will earn a Bachelor of Arts in Discipleship Studies and a Minor in Biblical Studies. The final two years of coursework are in the School of Divinity where you will earn a Master of Divinity with a concentration in Pastoral Studies.

Curriculum

What You’ll Learn

These five years you will prepare for ministry through both coursework and field experience. You will have opportunities to grow spiritually while participating in student ministries and on-campus activities all while having the support of both a mentor and a cohort.

In addition to the University’s general education and prerequisite course requirements, the Accelerated Pastoral Ministries Program (APMP) requires five years of academic work broken into two parts.

Students must complete 129 semester hours in three years to earn a Bachelor of Arts in Discipleship Studies with a minor in Biblical Studies in the Department of Religious Studies and Philosophy.

With 21 semester hours of advance standing, students will enter the School of Divinity, upon acceptance, where they must complete 69 credit hours in two years to earn a Master of Divinity with a concentration in Pastoral Studies. Additional information, including descriptions of specific courses and their corresponding credit hours, is available in the��.

Outcomes

What You’ll Do

With both a Bachelor of Arts in Discipleship Studies and a Master of Divinity in Pastoral Studies, you will experience a range of potential career opportunities focused in pastoral ministry and you will be equipped to serve in church ministries at the highest levels.

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Gain with the technical skills, advanced training in specific disciplines, and reality-based education experience to prepare you for upper-level accounting careers and financial positions in today’s dynamic global business environment.

The program will also provide you with the educational experience to meet the North Carolina State Board of Public Accountancy’s 150-hour requirement to obtain the Uniform Certified Public Accounting Examination.

Curriculum

What You’ll Learn

As a student in the Master of Accountancy program, you will deepen your knowledge of the key functions of accounting and how it applies to economics, finance, international business, management, information systems, marketing, operations, statistics, and more. You will learn how to demonstrate leadership and business decision-making skills, while also gaining experience in the application of accounting concepts through internships, service opportunities, course projects, course simulations, and interaction with business leaders.

Available Programs

Master of Accountancy

In addition to the University’s prerequisites, the Master of Accountancy requires a minimum of 30 semester credit hours of graduate studies. The program is structured to prepare students for the significant changes that are impacting the accounting profession. The MAcc is recognized as the professional graduate degree designed to enhance effectiveness in upper-level accounting and financial positions in public accounting, private industry, or government. Courses are offered online to accommodate working professionals.

The 30-credit-hour curriculum can be completed in as few as five eight-week terms (10 months) taking two classes per term or as many as ten eight-week terms (20 months) taking one class per term, depending on the needs of each individual, and is offered in a convenient online format. The 36-credit-hour curriculum can be completed in six eight-week terms (12 months) taking two classes per term or as many as twelve eight-week terms (22 months) taking one class per term. Furthermore, the program’s rolling admissions enable the student to enroll and start at any of the six different term start dates each year. Based on the student’s needs, the five- or ten-term rotation of courses offers students the flexibility of entering the rotation at any point to progress through the program.

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Graduate Business Certificate – Accounting

Students can earn a Graduate Business Certificate – Accounting by completing 18 credit hours of Accounting courses.��

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Accelerated Master of Accountancy

The Accelerated Master of Accountancy (MAcc) program allows �۶�ֱ�� undergraduate students to begin work in the MAcc program while completing their bachelor’s degree in accounting.

Qualified students may apply for admission to the Accelerated Master’s Program (AMP) in Accountancy during their junior year (or after 60 credit hours). If accepted, students can take up to six credit hours of graduate coursework to apply toward their MAcc degree and earn combination credit for these hours at the undergraduate level.

Courses in this program are taught online in eight-week terms to increase flexibility.

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Outcomes

What You’ll Do

A graduate degree in accounting offers advanced training for careers that include:

• financial management
• budget analysis
• financial planning
• taxes
• auditing
• research
• record keeping

Graduates often work for accounting firms, the Internal Revenue Service and other federal agencies, and businesses such as hospitals, public school systems, multinational corporations, and nonprofit organizations.

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The Accelerated Master of Arts in Religion program allows undergraduate Christian Studies majors to begin work in the MA in Religion program while completing their BA in Christian Studies degree.

Qualified students may apply for admission to the Accelerated Master’s Program (AMP) in Religion during their junior year (or at the completion of 60 credit hours).

This new and innovative program allows GWU undergraduate Christian Studies majors to begin work in the MA in Religion program while completing their BA in Christian Studies degree.  If you are interested in an undergraduate degree in Christian Studies and a master’s degree in Religion, this may be the program for you.

If you are enrolled in this program, you can take up to 30% of graduate coursework towards the MA in Religion (9 hrs) while completing your undergraduate degree at GWU, as long as you earn a grade of B (3.0) or better in each graduate course and fulfill graduate-level requirements.  Up to 9 hours of your graduate courses will count in both the undergraduate and the graduate programs. For a more in-depth look at the AMP in Religion program and admission requirements, visit our Academic Catalog.

Curriculum

What You’ll Learn

In the AMP in Religion program, you will develop the research and writing skills essential for scholars in the field of religious studies.

Through the study of theology, world religions, biblical literature, and other topics, you will be able to converse with others about the philosophical assumptions, theories, and research as they relate to religion.

Opportunities will allow you deeper study into various religious topics, the Old and New Testaments and languages such as Hebrew and Greek, or a concentration in another department such as English or psychology.

Available Programs

Accelerated Master of Arts in Religion

In addition to the University’s prerequisites, the Accelerated Master of Arts in Religion requires the completion of 30 credit hours, including 18 hours of common coursework (which optionally may include a thesis), and 12 hours from a concentration of the student’s choice.  Students who choose the thesis option must pass a successful oral defense of their thesis.  This fast-track allows up to 9 hours of your graduate courses to count in both the undergraduate and the graduate programs.

Qualified undergraduate GWU students may apply for admission to the Accelerated Master of Arts Program (AMP) in Religion during their junior year (or at the completion of 60 credit hours).

For a more in-depth look at program and admission requirements, visit our .

Outcomes

What You’ll Do

By completing the Accelerated Master of Arts in Religion, you will be prepared for opportunities to teach at the high school and college undergraduate levels. You will also be ready for advanced graduate studies in religion.

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Strengthen your ministry by acquiring a biblical and theological foundation

The Master of Arts in Bible and Theology (MABT) is a 36-credit hour concentrated curriculum, providing biblical and theological knowledge leading to life-long engagement with learning in a scholarly context. Up to 17 hours of the 36-hour degree can be taken online.

Intended primarily as professional preparation, the program equips students with the leadership skills needed to guide others into a deeper understanding of Scripture and Christian Theology in congregational or para-church ministry settings. Students will learn from a faculty with strong ties to �۶�ֱ�� University’s Baptist tradition, including its historic commitments to Biblical Authority, the priesthood of all believers, and the separation of church and state. At the same time, the learning community is interdenominational, celebrating the diversity of the many ecclesial traditions represented within the student body.

The Master of Arts in Bible and Theology degree invites students who are interested in receiving theological education in a “rigorous and innovative degree program, combined with distinctive experiential learning opportunities” to be transformed into “thinkers, doers, and world-changers.”

Curriculum

What You’ll Learn

Your classes and hands-on learning experiences will help you:

• Demonstrate a comprehensive knowledge of the Bible, including the history of its development, canonization and the variety of literary genres found within its pages.
• Articulate historical-theological positions that undergird the many doctrines of the Christian church.
• Analyze and evaluate the development of Christian ethics and apply them to the complexities of the modern world.
• Develop the ability to integrate knowledge of the Bible, theology, and ethics and apply it to your personal calling to the mission of God in the world.

Additional information, including descriptions of specific concentrations and their corresponding credit hours, is available in the .

Outcomes

What You’ll Do

The Master of Arts in Bible and Theology will not only provide you with a strong foundation in basic Christian understanding but will also equip you to prepare others to grow in their discipleship and make a difference in the world.

The degree is designed to provide a credential that will support individuals in a variety of ministry settings, including

• Teaching Ministry of the Church
• Leadership in faith-based ministries and organizations
• Church staff position not requiring ordination

The Master of Arts in Bible and Theology is primarily focused on professional development, although students seeking a preparatory degree for doctoral study may find value in its outcomes. The University also offers a Master of Arts in Religion designed primarily for academic preparation.

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The 10-Month MBA is created specifically to meet the needs of active professionals. Offered in a fully online format, completed in less than a year, and competitively priced, this program will prepare you as a leader in your field.

While other colleges offer similar MBA programs, �۶�ֱ��’s format is unique. “Our design allows a student to take two courses every eight weeks,” Dean Mischia Taylor explained. “Our entire faculty has worked to develop courses that are of the highest quality and value. We are also proud this program maintains the �۶�ֱ�� tradition of small class sizes, which gives us an opportunity to develop relationships with our students.”

The cost per credit hour is $685, and we are happy to assist with the financial aid process to keep out-of-pocket cost at a minimum. The entire program is 30 credit hours.

Curriculum

What You’ll Learn

The 10-month Master of Business Administration will allow you to gain a greater working knowledge of business and managerial skills that have real-world applications – particularly if you are seeking leadership roles or career advancement.

You will learn techniques for innovative problem solving and decision making, while enjoying the opportunity to study alongside other professionals with similar interests and varied work experience. As you develop your knowledge of key business functions, you will also gain experience through course projects, simulations, and interactions with business leaders.

Available Programs

10-Month Master of Business Administration

Students in the 10-month MBA program will take the following courses:

• Managerial Accounting
• International Business
• Managerial Economics
• Managerial Finance
• Marketing Management
• Organizational Behavior
• Entrepreneurial Management
• Production Research and Operations Management
• Business Law and Ethics
• Strategic Management

Outcomes

What You’ll Do

Graduates from the Master of Business Administration 10-month program will develop skills that spur opportunities for advancement in business and management. Some of our graduates are now:

• City Clerks
• Corporate Executive Officers
• Small Business Owners
• Human Resource Directors
• Healthcare Administrators
• Corporate Financial Officers
• Production Coordinators
• Contract Specialists
• Sales Managers
• Software Analysts
• Regional Marketing Specialists

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Strengthen your leadership skills in public, private and nonprofit business management, and become a competitive candidate for advancement opportunities in your field.

In the Master of Business Administration program, you will learn techniques for being innovative in solving problems and making decisions, with opportunities to study with other professionals who have similar interests and varying work experience.

Curriculum

What You’ll Learn

While developing your knowledge of key business functions such as accounting, economics and marketing, you will also gain reality-based experience through internships, service opportunities, course projects, course simulations and interactions with business leaders. Emphasis areas in accounting, banking and finance, economics, forensic accounting, healthcare management, human resource management, international business, marketing, management information systems, sport management, and tax accounting are available.

The MBA program includes online options, and you will work with your academic advisor to determine the best path for you.

Available Programs

Master of Business Administration

In addition to the University’s required prerequisites, the Master of Business Administration require 30 credit hours of graduate-level studies. Each course is three credit hours. The curriculum requires the completion of a capstone course in strategic management.

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Accelerated Master of Business Administration

The Accelerated Master of Business Administration (MBA) program allows undergraduate �۶�ֱ�� students to begin work in the MBA program while completing their bachelor’s degree.  

Qualified students may apply for admission to the Accelerated MBA during their junior year (or after 60 credit hours). If accepted, students can take up to six credit hours of graduate coursework to apply toward their MBA degree and earn combination credit for these hours at the undergraduate level. 

Courses in this program are taught online in eight-week terms to increase flexibility.  

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Outcomes

What You’ll Do

Graduates with an MBA degree possess a flexible career skillset that offers many choices for career advancement in business and management in various industries, including

• accounting
• finance
• logistics
• marketing
• senior administration

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Gain the theoretical, technical and experiential training to possess the knowledge and skills for a successful counseling career in diverse public and private mental health settings.

The Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program is CACREP-accredited and will prepare you for Clinical Mental Health Counselor licensure. The program offers a combination of fully in-person and hybrid courses.

Locations

• �۶�ֱ�� University (Boiling Springs campus)
• Online

• Admission Requirements

Curriculum

What You’ll Learn

Through classroom and diverse clinical mental health field experiences, students will obtain and apply the knowledge for integrating counseling theory and practice, diagnosis and treatment planning, and professional collaboration and consultation for ethical and legal clinical practice. Graduates will be prepared to work with diverse clients within multiple professional settings.

Program Objectives

1. In keeping with the standards of relevant accrediting bodies, the NC Board of Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselors and professional counseling associations, graduate students will participate in curricular experiences in each of the following areas: professional orientation and ethical practice; social and cultural diversity; human growth and development; career development; counseling and helping relationships; group counseling and group work; assessment and testing; and research and program evaluation.
2. In keeping with the standards of relevant accrediting bodies, the North Carolina Board of Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselors, and professional counseling associations, graduate students will demonstrate knowledge and skills appropriate to beginning counselors in each of the following areas of mental health counseling: foundations, contextual dimensions, and practice.
3. Supported by self-reflective practices, graduate students will demonstrate the acquisition and application of the knowledge and skills outlined above in mental health practicum and internship clinical experiences.

Student Learning Objectives

Available Programs

Master of Clinical Mental Health Counseling

Students enrolled in this program can take up to four graduate courses (12 hours) toward the CMHC degree while completing their final fall and spring semesters of an undergraduate degree in psychology at GWU. If they earn a grade of B (3.0) or better in each graduate course, twelve hours of graduate courses will count in both the undergraduate and the graduate programs. 

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Accelerated Master of Clinical Mental Health Counseling

The Accelerated Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (CMHC) program allows undergraduate students to begin work in the MA CMHC degree program while completing their undergraduate degree in psychology at GWU.  

Qualified students may apply for admission to the Accelerated Master’s Program (AMP) in CMHC upon registration for a cumulative 90 hours. 

Students enrolled in this program can take up to four graduate courses (12 hours) toward the CMHC degree while completing their final fall and spring semesters of an undergraduate degree in psychology at GWU. If they earn a grade of B (3.0) or better in each graduate course, twelve hours of graduate courses will count in both the undergraduate and the graduate programs.

Additional informationis available in the . 

ACE Program

�۶�ֱ�� University’s ACE program prepares PMHNP and Clinical Mental Health Counseling students to grow as compassionate, skilled, and service-minded clinicians. Through integrated clinical training, interdisciplinary learning, and dedicated mentorship, ACE equips you to make a meaningful impact in rural and underserved North Carolina communities.

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Outcomes

What You’ll Do

By obtaining the Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, students are prepared to gain licensure as a professional counselor, opening a wide range of career opportunities that include counseling in:

• psychiatric hospitals
• community mental health centers
• senior adult centers
• nonprofit organizations
• religious-affiliated organizations
• private practice
• substance treatment centers

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The Master of Arts: Teacher Leadership in Curriculum and Instruction degree program encourages self-reflective, lifelong learners who design, implement, and evaluate curriculum and instruction; interpret and apply current research findings; and conduct relevant classroom research.

Designed to meet a variety of goals for prospective school administrators, the Master of Arts in Executive Leadership studies provides a foundation in the principles and procedures of educational administration, curriculum development, and instructional improvement. You will develop an ability to implement and evaluate models of instruction and methods of supervision in the classroom and other school settings. In addition, the program fosters the development of one’s ability to effectively evaluate classroom teachers and improves capacities to appropriately interpret and implement educational research.

�۶�ֱ�� University’s College of Education offers a learning environment that supports Christian values in the classroom. You will gain valuable professional preparation to succeed in your career and help your future students succeed in school. You will also benefit from spiritual support that prepares you for ethical, inspired leadership.

Curriculum

What You’ll Learn

Designed for current school teachers who wish to enhance their leadership skills and career opportunities, the five-semester Master of Arts: Teacher Leadership in Curriculum and Instruction program will provide:

1. a study of the theoretical base, research, and exemplary practices of current trends and issues in curriculum and instruction for teacher leaders;
2. opportunities to acquire knowledge and skills needed to meet diverse needs of students in inclusive classroom settings;
3. opportunities to utilize current technologies and to integrate technology in the classroom;
4. advanced expertise in teaching communication skills across the curriculum;
5. opportunities to develop teachers as leaders who are agents of change in the schools, in the local community, and in the global community;
6. opportunities to develop and refine leadership styles and skills through a process of active engagement in learning, self-reflection, planning, collaboration, reflective teaching, and development of interpersonal and motivational skills; and
7. a learning environment that fosters respect and ethical principles in teacher/student and colleague relationships.

Fully Online

You will log into Blackboard to complete assignments, participate in online discussions, and complete group activities. While there are no face-to-face meetings, some of the activities may include chats, discussion boards, recorded and/or live webinars, and various web links for viewing. Your classes will operate in Blackboard and each semester’s final projects will be submitted in an electronic portfolio in Taskstream. Upon full acceptance to the online program you will be required to complete online certification to verify your proficiency in an online environment.

Available Programs

Master of Arts Teacher Leadership in Curriculum and Instruction

Students in the Master of Arts: Teacher Leadership in Curriculum and Instruction program must hold at least a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution with a minimum 2.50 grade point average for all coursework beyond high school. Three years of teaching experience is strongly recommended. In order to obtain graduate-level licensure, students must hold initial licensure. Applicants not currently licensed in North Carolina are eligible for acceptance into the program but will not be recommended for licensure unless they obtain an initial State of North Carolina Department of Public Instruction Professional Educator’s License prior to completing their degree.

Integrated curriculum will be offered within the five-semester, 33-hour Curriculum and Instruction degree program. Each semester students will take one module, consisting of six or seven integrated semester hours with a one-credit hour internship during the third, fourth, and fifth semesters.

Additional information, including descriptions of specific courses and their corresponding credit hours, is available in the��.

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Outcomes

What You’ll Do

Upon completion of this program, students will have earned a Master of Arts: Teacher Leadership in Curriculum and Instruction and be recommended for graduate-level licensure in Curriculum and Instruction which requires a satisfactory score on the Praxis II exam. The program is designed to offer the depth of a concentration and the breadth of a cross-disciplinary perspective to develop curricular leaders who can shape educational practices at all levels.

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Serve the Kingdom of God

Lead as a Christian minister and scholar. The �۶�ֱ�� Master of Divinity balances practical knowledge, spiritual formation and theological understanding to help you make an impact for Christ. 

While our program is Baptist in origin and commitment, �۶�ֱ�� divinity professors equip, nurture, encourage, and support you to serve in a variety of Christian ministries. Our faculty have led and continue to lead in church and missions work, offering you first-hand experience in biblical teaching. Our small classes, both on-campus, online, and in hybrid formats, offer a close knit environment of faithful believers. This helps you form meaningful relationships with professors and peers that support your walk with Jesus. 

During your program, you will study and reflect the data, meaning, and implications of Christian faith, while thoughtfully and critically assessing church history and theology. You’ll also undergo spiritual formation personally, socially, and vocationally to understand your gifts and your future in ministry.

Curriculum

What You’ll Learn

Your classes and hands-on learning experiences will help you:

• Uncover your personal gifts, talents, and abilities, and how those relate to ministry
• Identify the facts, histories, principles, philosophies, and current discussions in each of the following disciplines: biblical studies, biblical languages, Christian and Baptist history, hermeneutics, homiletics, ethics, philosophy of religion, missiology, evangelism, worship, pastoral ministry, teaching, church administration, church policy and denominational organization, psychology, counseling, anthropology, and sociology
• Interpret how multi-faceted ministry can meet the needs of church and society
• Commit to personal growth and development and improve interpersonal skills
• Develop a lifestyle of healthy ministry and continuing educational experiences for effective Christian ministry
• Develop expertise in leadership skills, organizational principles, and conflict management
• Write and speak with clarity and persuasion

Available Programs

Master of Divinity

Beyond the 51-hour core, you will choose one of six concentrations each requiring an additional 27 hours: Pastoral Studies, Biblical Studies, and Congregational Health through Formation: Christian Education, Pastoral Care and Counseling, Missiology, or Intercultural Studies.

Biblical Studies

Emphasize the study and the teaching of Scripture in a ministry setting and/or prepare for graduate research programs. This concentration also allows you to pursue advanced study in Greek, Hebrew, Aramaic, Theological German, Old Testament studies, and New Testament studies. 

Congregational Health through Formation: Christian Education

Acquire an overview of age-group work, tools in designing a church’s curriculum, and principles in organizing a church for mission and ministry. This concentration prepares you to serve as a Minister of Christian Education and Spiritual Formation in a local congregation or in other locations of pastoral ministry. 

Intercultural Studies

Become an agent of change in the face of the 21st Century religious pluralism, cultural relativism, urbanization, global diaspora, and globalization. You’ll develop your knowledge and skills for intercultural engagements in North America and overseas using the paradigm of change. 

Missiology

Learn the biblical, historical, theological and practical issues that missionaries face in the 21st Century. This concentration offers specialized training so you can serve in a variety of mission-related ministries. It also addresses both religious and cultural pluralism to equip you for a variety of cross-cultural situations. 

Pastoral Care and Counseling

Lead in the pastoral role of the minister as counselor and caregiver, whether in a parish setting or in an institutional setting. With both study of theory and supervised clinical practice, the concentration helps you if you are considering or already engaged in pastoral care and counseling ministry. 

Pastoral Studies

Deepen your understanding of the realistic elements of ministry. This concentration further equips you in learning advanced biblical languages, advanced historical/theological concepts, and practical aspects of ministry in a local church setting. This concentration may help you become a pastor, prepare for doctoral studies or take on teaching roles in a higher education setting.

Additional information, including descriptions of specific concentrations and their corresponding credit hours, is available in the .

Outcomes

What You’ll Do

Wherever God calls you in ministry, our program will prepare you for your path. Our program emphasizes supporting the local community, with our graduates leading faith-based roles in area churches, hospitals, and businesses. Our professors and advisors will also help you meet requirements for advanced doctoral studies.

You’ll be able to pursue the following roles, both in the state of North Carolina and in a global setting:

• Pastor
• Associate Pastor
• Student Minister
• Children’s Minister
• Advanced Theological Studies
• Military/Hospital Chaplain
• Missionary
• Christian Counselor

Additional Opportunities

International Experiences

You will have at least three opportunities for international ministry experience, typically taking place in Israel, Greece, or Turkey. Our program also goes on a cross-cultural ministry experience trip in Cuba.

Faculty Mentor

You’ll pair with a School of Divinity faculty member who will serve as your advisor and guide you through your graduate studies. We have an open-door policy so that we can encourage you in your academic, personal, and spiritual life. 

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Grow your ministerial and professional leadership skills through a dual degree program that will prepare you for enhanced opportunities in ministry.

Through a partnership between the GWU School of Divinity and the Godbold College of Business, the dual Master of Divinity and Master of Business Administration degree will offer you advanced education in Biblical studies, spiritual formation, ministry and management.

Curriculum

What You’ll Learn

You will also develop your understanding of a variety of business functions, including accounting, economics, finance, marketing, entrepreneurship, international business and more.

Foundational business courses are a prerequisite for the program, and the University offers accelerated non-credit courses to satisfy those requirements. 

Available Programs

Master of Divinity/Master of Business Administration

In addition to the University’s prerequisites, the Master of Divinity/Master of Business Administration requires the completion of 108 credit hours of coursework, including 60 hours in the Master of Divinity core, 36 hours in the Master of Business Administration component, six hours of Biblical Studies electives, three hours of historical/theological electives and three hours of practical ministry electives. 

Additional information, including descriptions of specific concentrations and their corresponding credit hours, is available in the .

Outcomes

What You’ll Do

The Master of Divinity/Master of Business Administration is designed to improve the careers of:

• Ministers who desire greater expertise in business administration
• Administrators of large churches
• Bi-vocational ministers

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