Education: Educaitonal Ministry Leadership Concentration

Doctorate

Online and in-depth, this program is designed for your current work life and the role you are called into.

60
Credit Hours
Tailored to speed through or go slower if life gets too hectic—that’s convenient.
3.75
Years to Complete
Work in tandem with life. By taking one class every 8 weeks, you won’t be overwhelmed with coursework.
100%
Online & Flexible
Earn your degree on your timeline with this fully online degree program. On-campus learning opportunties are also available for those looking for in-person learning experiences.

Your classroom is your ministry. Transform the hearts and minds of your students with biblical truth through a Doctor of Education with an Educational Ministry Leadership concentration from NGU.

Why Choose?

A concentration in educational ministry leadership will equip you be a transformational leader in the classroom and prepare you with the knowledge and skills you need to teach and lead in Christian schools and educational ministries within church and parachurch settings. 

  • Sharpen your Leadership Skills: Through this program you will cultivate skills in applied research, higher-order cognition, problem solving, professional staff development, and more. 
  • Practical Coursework: Learn from faculty who are skilled in their field and be challenged by each course.  

Program Overview

  • Why NGU?

    Teach your students the foundations of the Christian faith that is rooted in biblical truth in your classroom. NGU prepares transformational leaders by providing rigorous, research-based education and practical leadership training to equip professionals serving in Christian schools and educational ministries.  

  • Purpose

    Whether you are planning to teach at Christian school or serve in an educational ministry at church, the educational ministry leadership concentration is designed to sharpen your leadership skills and equip you with the biblical knowledge needed to be successful in your classroom. 

Our Faculty
Randall Moss, EdD
Program Director, Ed.D. and Ed.S.
Ann Aust, EdD
Master’s Program Director, Education
V. Shelley Dugle, EdD
Professor, Education
Robbie Adell EdD
Associate Professor of Education

Study Educational Leadership & Contribute to the Field

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Educational Ministry Leadership

Sample of Core Courses

  • Foundations of Educational Research I
  • Foundations of Educational Research II
  • Organizational Theory and Analysis
  • Leadership in Educational Settings
  • Conflict Resolution, Mediation, and Personnel Management
  • Grant Writing and Proposal Development
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Educational Ministry Leadership Concentration

Sample Concentration Courses

  • Foundations of Educational Ministry
  • Discipleship and Spiritual Formation
  • Applied Ministry Experience in Discipleship and Spiritual Formation
  • Curriculum, Instruction, and Supervision
  • Education Policy and School Law
  • Managing a Non-Profit Organization

Your dissertation completes the degree. It comprises research, writing, and a formal defense. While this is primarily independent work, you are guided through the steps by three courses:

  • EDUL 8303 Seminar in Educational Research Design (3 hrs.): From concept through IRB to full proposal.
  • EDUL 9601 Dissertation 1 (6 hrs.): Collect and analyze data; begin writing your dissertation.
  • EDUL 9602 Dissertation 2 (6 hrs.): Complete your writing; prepare to defend your dissertation.

Students pursuing licensure are encouraged to contact their state licensure department to determine exact credentials and degree requirements.

Have Questions about the Program?

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Randall Moss, EdD

Program Director, Ed.D. and Ed.S.
864.977.2083 randall.moss@ngu.edu

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