EMP6980EN - Missional Practice Masters Research

Course description

You will be introduced to and practice quantitative and/or qualitative research methods as you participate in a research study related to your degree program. The course may be repeated with a total credit limit of 6 credit hours. Specific course numbers by department include: EMP 6981 - Missional Living

How this course benefits students

EMP 6982 - Emerging Leadership

Why this course is important

Students will examine the reseach context and explore its effect upon the research process and findings.

Credit hours
3 hours
Subject area
Experiential Learning SMP
Educational level
Master
Learning type
Instructional
Prerequisites
None
Upcoming terms
Pending
* Schedule subject to change. Please contact the Registrar's office with schedule questions.

How this course relates to missional core values

Biblically based

EMP 6983 - Urban Mission

Missionally driven

EMP 6984 - Church Planting

Contextually informed

EMP 6985 - Organizational Leadership. This course is followed by a Thesis course in which you will compile your data into a final thesis paper.

Interculturally focused

Students need to grasp how knowledge is created and be able to explain how they know what we know. While the study of research methods may not be most people’s idea of exciting, the fact is that research methods work are at the very heart of all knowledge.

Practically minded

Research is rooted in the New Testament concept of "witness" as the person who explains what he has seen and heard.

Experientially transformed

Research projects will integrate missio dei concepts.