Dallas, Texas Preparing Servant Leaders to Impact the World I
mpacting the world requires more than a graduate degree. It requires character built on principles, the support of an authentic community, and practical preparation for today’s globalized economy. Whether you have a passion to impact the corporate world, non- profit sector, or a ministry organization, you feel led to make a change for a reason. The Graduate School at Dallas Baptist University is a Christ-centered launch- ing point for servant leaders setting out to make a difference.
Lead with distinction DBU equips servant leaders by integrating distin- guished professional education with biblical faith and dynamic personal attention. This commitment to ser- vant leadership develops you to lead in the roles you have today—and roles you will have in the future.
Prepare with excellence Any great undertaking requires thorough preparation. The Graduate School programs are designed to ensure every facet of your life is ready for the journey ahead. DBU’s faculty are not only educators but also practi- tioners, and they focus on real-world skills.
Live with purpose Preparing for the possibilities in front of you with a graduate education shouldn’t mean sacrificing other aspects of life. The Graduate School at Dallas Baptist
University offers learning options that easily integrate into your life and step beyond the bounds of a tra- ditional graduate studies program. DBU meets you where you are so you can become an effective servant leader with:
• Flexible timing: DBU’s graduate programs allow students to set their own pace and offer the flexibility to make a schedule that works for the busy profes- sional. DBU also offers a one-year MBA track and an Executive MBA.
• Online options: Most DBU graduate programs can be completed entirely online, through in-person in- struction, or in a hybrid format. The choice is yours.
• Multiple locations: DBU has three locations around the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex in Dallas, Hurst- Colleyville, and Plano. • Global experiences: The best way to understand the global economy is to experience it firsthand. DBU’s faculty frequently lead international practi- cums around the world.
Stand with boldness DBU’s interdisciplinary approach allows graduates to pursue a unique combination of theory and practical experience that equips them to use the gifts and abil- ities endowed to them by God with a deep sense of purpose and mission.
DBU Graduate Programs
Business & Leadership • Master of Arts in Leadership • Master of Arts in Management • Master of Arts in Sport Management
• Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Education
• Master of Arts in Teaching • Master of Education in Bilingual Education
• Master of Education in Curriculum & Instruction
• Master of Education in Educational Leadership
• Master of Education in Higher Education
• Master of Education in Kinesiology • Master of Education in Reading & ESL
• Master of Education in School Counseling
• Master of Education in Special Education
Ministry & Counseling • Master of Arts in Children’s Ministry • Master of Arts in Christian Counseling
• Master of Arts in Christian Ministry • Master of Arts in Christian Ministry—Chaplaincy
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• Master of Arts in Education Ministry Leadership
• Master of Arts in Family Ministry
• Master of Arts in Global Leadership • Master of Arts in Professional Counseling
• Master of Arts in Theological Studies
• Master of Arts in Worship Studies
Science & Technology • Marketing Analytics MBA • Master of Science in Digital Risk Management
• Master of Science in Finance • Master of Science in Information Technology & Management • Master of Science in Kinesiology • Master of Science in Learning Technologies
• Master of Science in Management
Other Master’s Programs • Master of Arts in Communication • Master of Arts in International Studies
• Master of Arts in Professional Development
• Master of Arts in Psychology • Master of Liberal Arts
Doctoral Programs • EdD in Educational Leadership • PhD in Leadership Studies
…plus 61 dual-master’s degrees
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