Master of Business Administration

EThis course examines the theory and practice of leadership and management through a Christian ethical framework. Students will explore moral reasoning, decision-making, and character formation as essential components of effective leadership. Topics include values-driven management, servant leadership, organizational ethics, and the integration of faith in professional practice. Emphasis is placed on cultivating integrity, discernment, and accountability in leading teams and organizations, with attention to legal and ethical responsibilities within governance and compliance. Through reflection, case analysis, and applied learning, students will develop the skills to lead with wisdom, compassion, and a commitment to the common good.

EThis course explores the dynamics of human behaviour within organizations and the strategic management of people as a vital resource for mission success. Students will examine motivation, communication, team development, conflict resolution, and organizational culture through both contemporary theory and a Christian understanding of human dignity and stewardship. Emphasis is placed on creating healthy workplaces that foster trust, engagement, and purpose. Topics include recruitment and retention, performance management, leadership styles, employee development, and legal and ethical considerations in employment practices. By integrating biblical principles with modern HR practices, students will learn to cultivate organizational environments where individuals and teams can thrive in pursuit of shared goals.

This course explores the unique dynamics of leading and sustaining mission-driven organizations through the lens of Christian stewardship and service. Students will examine strategic planning, governance, fundraising, financial accountability, and program evaluation within the non-profit sector. Legal and ethical dimensions of charitable operations and donor relations are emphasized, along with emerging trends in global philanthropy. Through case studies and applied projects, students will gain the skills to design, manage, and grow organizations that advance transformative causes and steward resources with integrity and purpose.

This course introduces students to the principles and practices of financial and managerial accounting as they apply to small business and entrepreneurial contexts. Students will learn how to record, interpret, and communicate financial information for decision-making, planning, and performance evaluation. Emphasis is placed on developing financial literacy, understanding key statements (balance sheet, income statement, cash flow), and using accounting tools to support transparency and accountability. Framed within a Christian worldview, the course highlights ethical reporting and the responsible use of financial information in advancing organizational purpose.

This course provides a practical and values-based approach to financial decision-making for small businesses, new ventures, and entrepreneurial organizations. Students will learn to interpret financial statements, develop budgets, manage cash flow, and evaluate investments through the lens of biblical stewardship and ethical responsibility. Integrated modules emphasize financial analytics, performance metrics, and compliance within legal and regulatory frameworks. By aligning financial strategies with organizational mission and data-informed decision-making, students will be equipped to lead ventures that promote transparency, sustainability, and lasting community impact.

This course examines marketing principles and practices within the context of a global and rapidly changing marketplace. Students will explore how to identify customer needs, create value, and build sustainable relationships across cultures and sectors. Emphasis is placed on market analytics, digital engagement, and understanding global economic trends that shape consumer behavior. Through a Christian worldview, students will evaluate ethical issues in marketing, including transparency, cultural sensitivity, and responsible communication. Applied projects enable students to design marketing strategies that are both effective and aligned with faith-based values of integrity and stewardship.

This course provides a comprehensive understanding of how products and services are designed, produced, and delivered efficiently and ethically. Students will explore key concepts in operations strategy, process improvement, quality management, logistics, and supply chain coordination. Emphasis is placed on stewardship, sustainability, and responsible resource management informed by Christian ethics. Data analytics and performance metrics are introduced as tools to optimize efficiency and strategic decision-making. Through case studies and practical applications, students will learn to build resilient operations that serve organizational goals and the broader community.

This course explores the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI) in shaping modern business strategy, operations, and innovation. Students will learn how to leverage AI tools for performance optimization, data-informed decision-making, and predictive analysis for both for-profit and non-profit ventures. Emphasis is placed on discerning the ethical, social, and spiritual implications of AI adoption through a Christian worldview—addressing stewardship, transparency, and human dignity. Topics include AI in financial modeling, digital marketing, and business growth strategies. Through hands-on learning, students will develop the ability to integrate AI responsibly and creatively to drive sustainable innovation.

This course examines the processes by which leaders develop and implement effective strategies while guiding organizations through change with wisdom and integrity. Students will learn how to analyze internal and external environments – including economic and global trends – to formulate strategic goals and implement mission-aligned plans. Emphasis is placed on change management, ethical leadership, and data-informed decision-making to support transformation. Integrating biblical principles of discernment and stewardship, the course prepares students to lead organizations through innovation and growth that honour both people and purpose.

This course provides students with the tools and frameworks to plan, execute, and evaluate projects effectively within diverse organizational settings. Emphasis is placed on aligning project goals with mission and values, managing resources responsibly, and leading teams with integrity. Students will learn principles of project scope, scheduling, budgeting, risk management, and performance evaluation through real-world applications. Legal and ethical considerations in contracts and stakeholder engagement are also explored. Rooted in a Christian principles of stewardship and collaboration, the course equips leaders to deliver successful projects that create lasting value for their organizations and communities.

This course equips students with the mindset, tools, and strategies needed to identify opportunities, develop business models, and launch ventures that integrate innovation with ethical and sustainable practices. Students will explore the entrepreneurial process—from idea generation and feasibility analysis to financing, marketing, and operations—with attention to global economic forces and AI-driven disruption. Emphasis is placed on creativity, stewardship of resources, and faith-informed approaches to risk and growth. Through case studies and applied projects, students will design ventures that create economic and social value while advancing redemptive leadership in their communities.

As the culminating expression of the Kingswood MBA, this capstone invites students to integrate their faith, knowledge, and leadership experience into a transformative business initiative that embodies the calling to serve through enterprise. Students will design or evaluate a real-world venture that reflects business excellence, ethical stewardship, and missional purpose. Rooted in a faith-informed understanding of leadership, the project emphasizes business as a redemptive force that advances the Kingdom of God through economic and social impact. Students will demonstrate mastery in applying strategic insight, financial analysis, and moral discernment to ventures that serve people, strengthen communities, and glorify God.