MBA and DBA in Leadership and Christian Ethics
MBA and DBA in Leadership and Christian Ethics
Master of Business Administration (MBA) and Doctor of Business Administration (DBA)
MBA – Duration: 2 to 3 years | Format: 100% online | Total Workload: 1,500 hours
DBA – Duration: 3 to 5 years | Format: 100% online | Total Workload: 2,500 hours
Differences Between MBA and DBA Programs
Master’s students will complete coursework at Level I, while doctoral candidates will have access to more advanced content at Levels II and III. The Master’s program lasts from 2 to 3 years, with a total workload of 1,500 hours, while the Doctoral program lasts from 3 to 5 years and requires a total workload of 2,500 hours. Both programs are offered in a 100% online format, providing flexibility and accessibility for students throughout their academic journey.
Course Presentation
The Master of Business Administration (MBA) and the Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) in Leadership and Christian Ethics is a leadership development program designed to develop professionals with a comprehensive view of business management, combined with a solid ethical and moral foundation grounded in the principles of the Christian faith. This program offers an integrated approach to leadership, focusing on the development of communication skills, decision-making, team management, and conflict resolution, always guided by Christian values.
General Objectives
Specific Objectives
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Analyze Christian ethical principles and their practical application in leadership.
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Develop communication, negotiation, and conflict resolution skills based on Christian ethical values.
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Enable participants to make ethical and responsible decisions in complex situations.
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Promote social responsibility and sustainability within organizations.
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Encourage the creation of organizational cultures grounded in Christian values.
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Prepare participants to lead multicultural and diverse teams.
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Foster innovation and creativity in the search for solutions to leadership challenges.
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Develop critical analysis skills and reflection on leadership practices.
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Encourage research and knowledge production in the field of leadership and Christian ethics.
Teaching Methodology
The program will adopt an innovative and interactive teaching methodology that combines theory and practice to promote meaningful learning. Classes will be delivered by experienced and qualified faculty members, who will use a variety of instructional resources, such as:
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Lectures and interactive discussions
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Recorded classes available 24 hours a day
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Case studies
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Leadership simulations
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Guest lectures with inspiring Christian leaders and managers
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Group dynamics activities
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Practical projects
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Online forum discussions
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Supplementary readings
Público Alvo
Líderes religiosos e comunitários. Educadores e gestores escolares. Pesquisadores em ciências sociais, teologia e educação. Profissionais da área de políticas públicas e direitos humanos. Profissionais que se interessam pelas temáticas
Course Program
1st Semester
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Fundamentals of Leadership and Christian Ethics
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Christian Ethics and Purpose-Driven Leadership
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Communication and Influence
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Team Management and Ethical Decision-Making
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Scientific Methodology
2nd Semester
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Servant Leadership
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Negotiation, Christian Ethics, and Conflict Resolution
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Christian Leadership I
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Strategic Leadership, Ethics, and Social Responsibility
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Research Seminars I
3rd Semester
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Leadership and Christian Ethics in Multicultural Environments
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Leadership and Innovation
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Leadership, Christian Ethics, and Crisis Management
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Leadership in Religious Philanthropic Projects
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Research Seminars II
4th Semester
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Motivational Leadership
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Advanced Seminars in Leadership and Christian Ethics I
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Leadership, Purpose, and Legacy
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Advanced Seminars in Leadership and Christian Ethics II
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Dissertation/Thesis Guidance and Development
5th and 6th SEMESTER (for PhD students only) *Please note this module may last 1 or 2 semesters.
- Advanced Topics I
- Advanced Topics II
- Advanced Topics III
- Advanced Topics IV
- Thesis Guidance and Development