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Professional
Development Program
Dr. David Stricklin, Interim Program Director
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The Master of Arts in Professional Development (M.A.P.D.) adopts a unique approach to graduate studies. Designed especially for professionals who desire to expand their knowledge and credentials beyond the boundaries of their bachelor's degree, the M.A.P.D. enhances a broad and diverse educational experience, and students may select the single-discipline track from business, criminal justice, higher education, counseling, or leadership, or an interdisciplinary track.
Curriculum Overview
The 36-hour curriculum is comprised of a nine-hour interdisciplinary
core with two options available for the completion of the
remaining twenty-seven hours:
Core Courses (9 hours):
MAPD
5305 Introduction to Leadership Studies
MAPD
5350 World Views: Human Beliefs/Human Actions
MAPD
6347 Career Development and Life Transitions
- Option 1 : Single-Discipline Track
Concentration (18 hours)
Electives (9 hours)
- Option 2 : Interdisciplinary Track
Primary Discipline (15 hours)
Secondary Discipline (12 hours)
Concentrations
available to the M.A.P.D. student are Accounting, Church Leadership,
Corporate Management, Counseling, Criminal Justice, English as a Second Language (ESL), Finance,
Higher Education, Leadership Studies, Management, Management
Information Systems, Marketing, and Missions.
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