Master of Leadership

The Master of Leadership is designed for experienced professionals and learners wishing to take the next step in their leadership journey. This course will give the student practitioners an opportunity to consolidate their learning, challenge their worldviews and take initiatives to introduce meaningful transformative initiatives to their workplaces and communities. Students will gain practical research experience through the Leadership Research Project that enables them to explore certain organisational or community issues in an in-depth manner and produce a minor research paper.
a) Investigate, evaluate, and synthesise complex ideas and concepts that may include complex perspectives from religious beliefs, spiritual traditions.
b) Integrate advanced knowledge of leadership theories and frameworks that may include perspectives from religious beliefs and spiritual traditions as well as current critical research perspectives to inform leadership practice in complex contexts.
c) Communicate complex, coherent, and sustained arguments, leadership ideas, and decisions in various modes to engage Christian and other audiences.
d) Critically reflect on and create appropriate responses to theological, religious, social, cultural, ethical and / or sustainability issues from a leadership perspective.
e) Initiate and lead in the creation of organisational solutions and / or additions to the body of knowledge in leadership and organisational development and transformation.