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Master of Arts in Leadership and Management (MALM)

Master of Arts in Leadership and Management (MALM)

Overview: The Master of Arts in Leadership and Management (MALM) is an interdisciplinary graduate program designed to develop good leaders and managers for impactful service and flourishing of ecclesiastical and societal spheres. Whether serving in churches, education, nonprofits, government, or business, graduates are prepared to lead with integrity, agility, and a transformative vision for their communities.

Unit Name Hours
MALM Courses and Credit Hours
Biblical and Theological Courses (6 Courses) 23-24 Credits
All biblical and theological courses are common for both theological and non-theological background except for the hermeneutics courses.
MABTS courses for theological background (1 course) 3 Credits
OT/NT 600 Advanced Hermeneutics 3
PGD courses for non-theological background (1 course) 4 Credits
BS 501 Scriptures and Methods of Interpretation 4
Common biblical and theological courses 20 Credits
OT 800 Old Testament Theology: Selected Issues and Themes 4
NT 800 New Testament Theology: Selected Issues and Themes 4
MI/PrT Understanding Culture and Christian Praxis for Holistic Mission 4
ST 800 Christian Theology: Selected Themes and Contemporary Issues 4
CH 800 Church, Society, and State Relations in Ethiopia 4
Leadership & Management Courses (8 Courses) 26 credits
LM 600 Leadership: Theories, Practice, and Development 4
LM 601 Leadership Ethics 3
LM 602 Special Topics in Leadership 4
LM 603 Global Leadership 3
LM 604 Strategic Planning and Organizational Change 3
LM 605 Organizational Behaviour 3
LM 606 Human Resource Development 3
LM 607 Organizational Communication and Conflict Management 3
General Studies Courses (4 Courses) 6 Credits
GS 600-1 Personal Development I Pass/Fail
GS 600-2 Personal Development II Pass/Fail
GS 602-1 Research Methods I 3
GS 602-2 Research Methods II 3
LM 700 Thesis 9
Total (18 courses & Thesis) 64-65 Credits