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MACM and MNA Dual Degree Course Sequence

The following is a recommended sequence of courses for the Master of Arts in Christian Ministry and Master of Nonprofit Administration dual degree. Course offerings will vary from year to year; please consult the current academic course calendars for planning information.

Year One: Fall Semester

Course Number

Course Title

Credit Hours

BIBL 5150 or
6121
Interpreting the New Testament I or
Interpreting the Old Testament II
3
HSTY 6210
Christian Tradition and Mission 3
SPFM 5201
Spiritual Journey 1
SBNM 5010 Organizational Behavior and Ethics
2
SBNM 5710 Principles of Nonprofit Management 2
SBNM 5770
Fundraising Principles for Nonprofit
Organizations
2
  Total Credits 13

Year One: Spring Semester

Course Number

Course Title

Credit Hours

BIBL 6120 or
5151
Interpreting the Old Testament I or
Interpreting the New Testament II
3
SPFM 5202 Spiritual Practices 1
MNST****
Area Course 3
SBNM 5011
Ethical Leadership
2
SBNM 5350
Nonprofit Financial Management 2
SBNM 5351
Nonprofit Financial Decision Making 2

Elective 2 or 3
  Total Credits 15 or 16

Year Two: Fall Semester

Course Number

Course Title

Credit Hours

THEO 6330
Christian Theology
3
MNST**** Ministry Elective
3

Dual Degree Integrative Course  2
SBNM 5030
Principles of Human Resources
2
SBNM 5680

Nonprofit Marketing Analysis and
Consumer Behavior

2
SBNM 5771
Annual and Major Gift Fundraising
2

Elective
2 or 3
  Total Credits 16 or 17

Year Two: Spring Semester

Course Number

Course Title

Credit Hours

SPFM 6304
Spiritual Direction and Solitude
1
THEO 7220
Christian Ethics 3

Dual Degree Integrative Course 2
SBNM 5730
Nonprofit Law, Policy and
Government Relations
2
SBNM 5720
Nonprofit Board Governance and
Volunteer Management
2
SBNM 5780
Measuring Outcomes and Assessment
2
SBNM 5790
Nonprofit Strategic Management
2

Elective (if needed)
2 or 3
  Total Credits 14 or 16

Total Credit Hours for the Degree: 60 credit hours

Field Education

In addition to these academic requirements, students must complete 3 credits of field education. See Field Education Requirements for details.