Doctor of Ministry (DMin)
Number of Courses:
12
| Time to Complete:
3 Years
Pursue if you have completed an MDiv or equivalent, engaged in ministry and wish to further develop your skills.
Overview
The Doctor of Ministry (DMin) program is designed to enhance your spiritual, intellectual and professional abilities in Christian ministry. You will learn how to combine academic research, spiritual formation and applied ministry strategies in this 3-year, in-ministry program. Join a collaborative, peer-to-peer learning environment. You will experience personal, professional and spiritual growth leading to a greater effectiveness in ministry. This Doctor of Ministry degree will help equip you to navigate the complexities of life and ministry in the 21st century church.
The vibrancy of the church in Canada and the world depends on effective leaders in all areas of ministry. Tyndale’s Doctor of Ministry (DMin) program is designed to improve your capacity and depth in your God-given vocation.
The program seeks to provide candidates with a collegial, academic and professional milieu in which you will advance your understanding of the nature, purposes, and practice of ministry; enhance your leadership and formational competencies in discernment, theological reflection, and in-ministry research; gain opportunities for personal and spiritual growth.
Accreditation
Tyndale University is authorized by the province of Ontario, Canada, to confer the Doctor of Ministry degree (Ontario Legislature Bill PR21, 2003). The Commission on Accrediting of the Association of Theological Schools (ATS), the primary accrediting body for seminaries in North America, has approved the offering of the DMin program at Tyndale. The school participates in periodic reviews as part of the process of maintaining the accreditation of its degree programs. View full accreditation information.
Seminary Degree and Diploma Options
* Program duration is based on a traditional, full course load. Program may be completed part-time over a longer period of time.
DMin Areas of Focus
- Clinical Counselling and Psychotherapy
- Communicating the Gospel
- Leadership
- Non-Profit Organizational Leadership
- Pastoral Thanatology
- Reframing Church in Context
- Spiritual Formation