Campbell University

What you'll study

The programme emphasizes personal and professional transformation shaped by Christian truths, with the goal that graduates will be able to "let their life speak" and dare to lead. Specific modules and course titles are not listed on the source page; the stated focus is on faith formation, leadership development, and integration of spiritual and vocational life.

Entry requirements

The published description highlights recommended candidates rather than formal credentials: graduating seniors; students enrolled in professional programmes; nonprofit leaders; established professionals; and individuals engaged in service-oriented work. The programme uses an annual incoming cohort model and invites applicants to apply each year.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles where leadership and vocational integration matter—such as leadership in nonprofit or service organizations, continuation in professional careers with enhanced faith-based leadership, or other ministries where intellectual and spiritual formation inform practice. The programme aims to help students live and lead with renewed purpose rather than target a single occupational path.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The source does not list specific funding or scholarship opportunities. Prospective applicants should consult Campbell Divinity School’s admissions and financial aid offices for details on available scholarships, assistantships, or other funding options that may support a 2-year cohort enrolment.