Master of Faith-based Leadership and Management (MFBLM)
Dunedin, New Zealand
DURATION
2 Years
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Part time
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STUDY FORMAT
Distance Learning
Key Summary
Introduction
Master of Faith-based Leadership and Management (MFBLM)
The aim of the Master of Faith-Based Leadership and Management (MFBLM) is to enhance leadership and management in faith-based organisations, through the incorporation of current scholarship in both Theology and Business Administration. The MFBLM is designed to enhance a graduate's leadership and management of faith-based organisations and to enable advanced reflection and research on the practice of leadership and management.
All the Theology papers offered for this qualification will be taught by distance; with a few papers taught both on campus and by distance in the same semester. The MBA papers are taught both on campus and by distance. The Research Project can be done either on campus or by distance.
Admissions
Scholarships and Funding
Several scholarship options are available. Please check the university website for more information.
Curriculum
Master of Faith-based Leadership and Management (MFBLM)
Papers
Three papers from:
- Reconciliation, Christian Ethics and Public Theology (Advanced)
- Public Theology and Social Justice (Advanced)
- Citizenship, Democracy and Discipleship (Advanced)
- Theology and Human Well-being (Advanced)
- Theological Perspectives on Leadership
- Cultures, Migration and Faith
- Four papers with a combined value of 60 points chosen from BMBA 501-513
- Research Dissertation
Program Outcome
Level of Award of the Degree
The degree may be awarded with distinction or with credit.
Program Tuition Fee
Program delivery
Application Details
Applicants should submit their online application form along with the following supporting documents: scanned copies of their previous official academic transcripts (awards gained, marks, grades); a certified copy of the personal details page of their passport or a birth certificate (in English); Educational Credential Evaluators report (ECE); a detailed research proposal; an up-to date curriculum vitae; the name of the academic staff member who has agreed to be your supervisor; an approximate start date and certified/notarised translations of original documents which are not in English. After completion of online application, applicantโs proof of identity document must be posted to: International Office, University of Otago, PO Box 56, Dunedin 9054, New Zealand. Applications may be made at any time. International student applications for semester 1/summer school study close: Oct-31; Semester 2 study close: Apr-30.