Leadership

Master’s
100%
Residential On-location
Live, Learn, and Serve at the Impact 360 Institute in Pine Mountain, GA.
2
Concentrations
Servant Leadership and Spiritual Formation
$275
Cost Per Credit
Students in the innovative program do not qualify for federal aid.

Are You Ready to Transform Lives?

Faithful leaders aren’t defined by positions or titles. Your ability to lead is about much more than where you find your role on an organizational chart.

The Master of Arts in Leadership is part of our Institute for Faith and Culture and will prepare you to be a leader through coursework that engages with the best insights from the field of leadership studies from the perspective of a biblical worldview. Program themes include the biblical foundations of leadership, the importance of personal leadership, and the importance of leading across generations and cultures.

While leadership principles can be taught in a classroom, leadership can only fully be learned in the laboratory of the real world. For this reason, students participate in the Residency Program at the Impact 360 Institute.

With a master’s degree in leadership, you will be well-positioned to exercise leadership in numerous vocational contexts. Our graduates serve as transformational leaders in businesses, non-profit organizations, universities, and local churches. Potential careers include collegiate ministry, church or parachurch leadership, or non-profit leadership.

Choose from a concentration in spiritual formation or servant leadership:

Why Choose?

  • Immersive Experience: NGU’s Master of Arts in Leadership is a cohort-based residential degree offered in partnership with the Residency Program at the Impact 360 Institute. You live and work at Impact 360, where you apply your education to organizational leadership or mentoring next-generation leaders participating in the Institute’s widely respected gap-year program, Fellows.
  • Two Concentrations: The Master of Arts in Leadership offers two concentrations, Servant Leadership and Spiritual Formation, that will equip you to serve as a Christ-centered transformational leader, regardless of the field to which you feel called to make an impact.

Program Overview

  • Why NGU?

    Become the transformational leader God has called you to be. At NGU, you will learn how to lead others and make a positive impact in your next career.

  • Purpose

    To advance the mission of North Greenville University by promoting the intersection of biblical worldview formation, spiritual formation, servant leadership, and public witness.

A Biblical Approach to Leadership

Leadership Core Values

Leadership Core Values

  • Ethical Foundations
  • Understanding Generation Z
  • Biblical Foundations of Leadership
  • Cross-Cultural Leadership
  • Leadership Theory and Development
  • Personal Leadership Development
  • Foundations of a Christian Worldview
Servant Leadership Track

Servant Leadership Track

  • Servant Leadership
  • Leadership and Emotional Intelligence
  • Communication and Conflict Resolution
  • Leading Across Generations

Get to Know the Executive Director of the Institute for Faith and Culture.

Nathan Finn, PhD
Executive Director, Institute for Faith and Culture

Get to Know Impact 360 Institute in Pine Mountain, Georgia.

Phil Alsup, EdD
Executive Director, Impact 360
Jonathan Morrow, DMin
Director, Cultural Engagement & Student Discipleship
John Basie, PhD
Director, Impact 360 Masters
Matt Dee, PhD
Assistant Professor, Leadership & Philosophy
Greg Brown, DMin
Spiritual Advisor
Mitch Jaeger, PhD
Affiliated Professor of Leadership

Have questions about the Master of Arts in Leadership Program?

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Nathan Finn, PhD

Executive Director, Institute for Faith and Culture
864.977.7025 nathan.finn@ngu.edu
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