Beulah Heights University’s DMin curriculum focuses on equipping leaders to meet the challenges of leading in a Post-Christendom context.

The curriculum design encourages ongoing spiritual formation, an ability to think critically about issues confronting our world, a devoted Christian lifestyle, and an active engagement of scholarship and ministry practice. Through a hybrid based and online instructional learning model, program competencies are taught through classroom instruction and synchronous and asynchronous learning using digital education platforms. Students complete a context and action research-based dissertation/ministry project, which will reflect the strategic work and learning the student encountered during the program. Persons who earn the BHU DMin degree (depending on the degree track) are credentialed and trained to serve in several ministry professional areas; Church Ministry, Chaplaincy, Para-church ministries, Higher-education/Seminary Faculty, Advocacy, Entrepreneurship, Conflict Resolution Specialist, etc.