Outreach Warriors at Kairos Pacific University in Tustin, California. Equipping believers to share the gospel and serve their communities. Partnership Announcement Kairos Partners with Outreach Warriors LEARN MORE! Kairos Pacific University (KPU) is pleased to announce a new partnership with Outreach Warriors focused on helping individuals overcome practical barriers to pursuing higher education. Mission of the Partnership Through this collaborative relationship, KPU and Outreach Warriors will work together to provide educational guidance, application and enrollment support, documentation assistance, referrals, and continued encouragement for individuals seeking to begin or continue their college education. The partnership reflects a shared commitment to making higher education more accessible by helping prospective students better understand the steps involved in preparing for college, completing required documentation, navigating the application process, and successfully transitioning into enrollment. By combining Outreach Warriors’ community-centered support with KPU’s educational resources and academic opportunities, both organizations hope to create a clearer and more supportive pathway for individuals who may otherwise face challenges accessing higher education. This partnership represents KPU’s continued commitment to expanding educational opportunity, strengthening community partnerships, and helping students move from aspiration to enrollment and, ultimately, toward the completion of their educational goals. Support at Every Practical Step 01 Educational Guidance Understanding degree options, program requirements, and what preparing for college actually involves — explained plainly, without assumptions. 02 General Counseling One-on-one conversations to work through questions, concerns, and the personal circumstances that affect a decision to enroll. 03 Documentation Assistance Help gathering transcripts, identification, and the required paperwork that is often the single hardest barrier to getting started. 04 Referral Support Connection to community resources and services that address needs beyond the classroom during the preparation and enrollment process. 05 Ongoing Encouragement Continued support through preparation, application, and enrollment — and forward toward the completion of a degree.

Resources from Kairos Pacific University in Tustin, California. Guides, forms, and tools for current students, applicants, and church partners. BS 515 Pentateuch, the Foundation of the Bible Mon Aug 28 - Sat Sep 30 Online/5 weeks TH 411 Revelation, and Theology Proper Mon Oct 2 - Sat Nov 4 Online/5 weeks CH 526 Church History II: From the Reformation until Today Mon Nov 6 - Sat Dec 16 Online/6 weeks GBL 519 Biblical Greek GBL 529 Biblical Hebrew PM 601 I Practicum Internship PM 602 II Practicum Internship There will be no Zoom session during Thanksgiving week. By special arrangement for individual students. By special arrangement for individual students. Dr. Dan Lane Dr. Ryun Chang Dr. Ken Walters Dr. Fred Jose Dr. Fred Jose

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Ministry and Theology at Kairos Pacific University in Tustin, California. MDiv and degree programs grounded in Scripture for those called to serve. Join us here at Kairos Pacific University of California and: BECOME A Ministry Leader. BA in Ministry Leadership or Master of Divinity(Mdiv) 100% Online, Flexible, Affordable Ready to Join us? Apply Below! Apply Now Listen to Dr. Ken Walters on Theological Education and why it is needed more than ever: Ministry Leadership and Theological Education. Contact Us to Learn More Ready to Apply Are you ready to apply today? Click here to start your application by taking the first step. Apply Now Bachelor or Art in Ministry Leadership The B.A. in Ministry Leadership is designed for ministry leaders who want to deepen their faith, grow their effectiveness, and expand their service in their communities. Stay rooted in your current context No need to relocate. Apply what you learn in real time, right where you serve. Learn alongside a diverse community of leaders from a variety of roles and backgrounds. Gain fresh perspective and renewed passion for your calling. B.A. Ministry Leadership Leadership that Matters Elevate your skills in the ministry and life leadership. This comprehensive program covers essential topics, providing the necessary skills for effective ministry. counseling. Learn More Master of Divinity(MDiv) Our Master of Divinity (MDiv) degree program provides foundational biblical and theological studies and practical skills to prepare you for faithful and effective ministry. At 72 credit hours, this program offers the broadest and deepest preparation for ministry and can be completed in three to four years of full-time study. Courses are conveniently offered on-site , online, or in a hybrid format, which allows students to pursue their education alongside other work and ministry commitments. Master of Divinity(MDiv) Leadership that Matters You’ll receive a rigorous academic education, intentional mentorship, and practical training from our world-class faculty who are active in their fields as ministry leaders, scholars, speakers, and authors. Learn More Frequently Asked Questions BA, MDiv What are the duration options for the B.A. Ministry Leadership or Mdiv program? B.A. in Ministry Leadership is four-year track. MDiv is 3 year track. The program is flexible enough to fit for those who are full-time students and part-time students. How many total units are required to complete the BA Ministry Leadership or Mdiv program? What is the total cost of the BA Ministry Leadership or Mdiv program, and is financial aid available? Which accrediting bodies oversee the BA in Ministry Leadership or Mdiv program? What is the cost per unit in the BA in Ministry Leadership and Mdiv program? How much does each semester cost in the BA in Ministry Leadership and Mdiv program? Apply Now

Ph.D. in Organizational and Global Leadership with a coaching and mentoring focus at Kairos Pacific University in Tustin, California. Ph.D. in Organizational and Global Leadership with Coaching and Mentoring | 40 CREDITS[UNITS] ACADEMIC PROGRAM DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES The Ph.D. in Organizational and Global Leadership emphasizes leadership, assessment, skill development, communication, trust, performance improvement, and cultural understanding from a Christian perspective. Students will learn how to conduct coaching and mentoring for management and executive leaders so that performance goals are obtained and organizations can thrive in the diverse contexts of the contemporary postmodern world. The students enrolled in the program will be prepared to lead organizations in the contemporary postmodern world and will provide transformational leadership, coaching, and mentoring. Students will demonstrate a thorough understanding in essential areas of organizational leadership. Additionally, they will gain necessary competencies through successful completion of all program courses. The successful completion of a doctoral dissertation will demonstrate a student's comprehensive research and findings. GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT This program will include proven practices of individual and team growth and development DEVELOP LEADERS WHO WILL GO ON TO TRULY LEAD Be the leader who develops leaders. Get prepared for practical application in developing leaders GAIN HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE Be the leader who develops leaders. Get prepared for practical application in developing leaders SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY Associate of Arts in Leadership Studies (Pastoral Ministry concentration) Bachelor of Arts in Leadership Studies (Pastoral Ministry concentration) Master of Divinity Doctor of Ministry Ph.D. in Organizational and Global Leadership with Missional Church Leadership Ph.D. in Organizational and Global Leadership with Coaching and Mentoring Master of Arts in Ministry Leadership Associate of Arts in Leadership Studies (Worship, Media & Creative Arts concentration) Bachelor of Arts in Leadership Studies (Worship, Media & Creative Arts concentration) FULL CURRICULUM PH.D. IN ORGANIZATIONAL AND GLOBAL LEADERSHIP WITH COACHING AND MENTORING CURRICULUM Program Overview Find Out More About The Curriculum Course Descriptions for the Courses taken in Year 1 OLDR 9101 Introduction to Online Learning, Research Design and Analysis (2 Units) In this program foundational course, students learn research methods and online learning tools. Research is vital for this program. Understanding the learning management system as well as research strategies and sources are foundational in this course. OLDR 9201 Organizational Leadership (3 Units) Students will learn leadership and management theories. The evolution of leadership and management concepts will be explored. Students will hone leadership and management skills so that measurable impact can be made throughout various organizational contexts. OLDR 9202 Strategic Leadership & Management of Global Change (3 Units) In this course, students will focus on leadership decision making. Analysis, implementation, and assessment methods for the purposes of strategic planning and organizational change. Students will learn about organizational performance, cultural competency, and change theory. OLDR 9901 Dissertation I: Research Topic Identification and Problem Statement Development (2 Units) In this course students will identify a research topic. Students will then create a problem statement. This problem statement will guide their research. The problem statement will be clear, concise and practical. Students will begin to collect and disseminate sources towards the aim of dissertation completion. OLDR 9203 Organizational Behavior, Theory, and Design (3 Units) Students will gain a comprehensive view of organizational theory and design. Topics will include various leadership styles, workflow designs, human behaviors, motivation, and personality traits. OLDR 9204 Research Methodology: Qualitative, Quantitative and Mixed Methods (3 Units) In this course, students will learn about research methodology, data collection, and statistical analysis. Qualitative, quantitative, and the mixed methods (the combination of qualitative and quantitative) will be explored. The respective concepts for each method will be reviewed, including introductions to the accompanying research instruments (i.e. software) required to conduct each research methodology. OLDR 9902 Dissertation II: Literature Review (2 Units) In this course students will conduct an extensive literature review and begin to revise and edit their proposal for their dissertation. Students will present findings, will work closely with their professor, and writing experts. Additionally, students will complete a first draft of their literature review chapter and begin the recruitment phase for their dissertation committees. Course Descriptions for the Courses taken in Year 2 OLDR 9301 Best Practices of Effective Leaders (3 units) This course examines best practices of exemplary leaders. The focus of the course will be on actions and behaviors of proven effective leaders. The fundamentals of outstanding leadership will be explored in detail. This course will provide students guidance regarding their leadership style and aid them in maximizing their leadership potential. OLDR 9302 Coaching and Mentoring Strategies and Skills (3 units) The course focuses on developing vision, perspectives, tools and commitments to ensure strategic and theologically guided ministry in a contextualized coaching/mentoring ministry. This course designs a system for coaching (individuals and small groups) and mentoring to facilitate leadership development and enhance individual and group performance. This course design is structured to foster student’s discovery, observation, experiences, experimentation and the adoption of current processes, strategies, and skills for real world coaching and mentoring application. OLDR 9903 Dissertation III: Prospectus (2 Units) In this course students will build on the work done in OLDR 9902 and will complete the first draft of their dissertation proposal. Students will work closely with their assigned advisors and committee members to produce their papers. OLDR 9303 Professional Development and Mentoring (3 units) The course engages in the examination of mentor behavior and skills focused on mentee development through observation, research and field experience practice. It provides the educational setting that focuses on high-quality learning experiences, coaching and feedback. Using collaborative teaching and learning strategies, it also emphasizes on developing a range of mentoring practices to correspond with adult learning theories, including performance problems specific to the needs of a mentee. OLDR 9304 Personal and Executive Coaching (3 units) This course introduces students to principles and techniques, ethical and legal concerns, coaching techniques and models, regarding the role of personal and executive coaching. Overall, this course focuses on building a coaching strategy and business plan to help organizations create a culture for coaching and leadership development. OLDR 9904 Dissertation IV: Proposal Writing and Oral Defense (2 Units) In this course students will complete and successfully defend doctoral dissertation proposals through an oral defense. Course Descriptions for the Courses taken in Year 3 OLDR 9905 Dissertation Writing (3 Units) In this course candidates will complete the writing of their doctoral dissertations. OLDR 9906 Dissertation Defense & Final Dissertation (3 Units) In this course candidates will defend their dissertations. In addition, students will post their finalized dissertation for public access. CAREERS The course curriculum develops students' core competencies for success in ministry and leadership. Possible careers include: Executive Directors in non-profit Organizations Executive Directors in Mission Organizations Directors in denominations Senior pastor / preaching pastor positions Significant leadership positions & staff supervision in a large church / mega-church Leadership positions in a large Christian ministry / non-profit organization Ministry leadership (associate pastor, director of church ministries, etc.) Chaplaincy Missionaries Church Planters

Associate of Arts in Leadership Studies with a worship, media, and creative arts concentration at Kairos Pacific University in Tustin, California. Associate of Arts in Leadership Studies (Worship Leadership and Formation concentration) 20 COURSES 2 YEARS | 60 CREDITS[UNITS] ACADEMIC PROGRAM DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES The Associate of Arts in Leadership Studies (Worship, Media & Creative Arts concentration) is designed to equip students for pastoral ministry and leadership within a local church setting, a non-profit organization, or a mission organization. This program is a concise, well-balanced shorter program in biblical and leadership studies for students who may not be able to commit to a more extensive program. The AALS program provides students with significant knowledge of the Bible, a sound interpretive approach to the Scriptures, and a biblically-based theology. It equips them with an insightful understanding of biblical leadership and with the skills to serve effectively in a variety of capacities in the power of the Holy Spirit. The training and leadership skills gained in this program will equip students to minister to people in the local church setting or also in the marketplace. BIBLICAL & THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATION Every course is rooted in Scripture, giving students a solid theological grounding and equipping them to interpret and apply God's Word with confidence in any ministry context. SPIRITUAL FORMATION Beyond academics, students grow spiritually through prayer, reflection, and Christ-centered community, developing a deeper, more authentic walk of faith that shapes their character and calling. SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY Associate of Arts in Leadership Studies (Pastoral Ministry concentration) Bachelor of Arts in Leadership Studies (Pastoral Ministry concentration) Master of Divinity Doctor of Ministry Ph.D. in Organizational and Global Leadership with Missional Church Leadership Ph.D. in Organizational and Global Leadership with Coaching and Mentoring Master of Arts in Ministry Leadership Associate of Arts in Leadership Studies (Worship, Media & Creative Arts concentration) Bachelor of Arts in Leadership Studies (Worship, Media & Creative Arts concentration) FULL AALS CURRICULUM ASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN LEADERSHIP STUDIES (WORSHIP, MEDIA & CREATIVE ARTS CONCENTRATION) CURRICULUM Find Out More About The Curriculum Program Highlights Biblical Foundation Build a strong foundation in Scripture while developing practical leadership skills for ministry and everyday life. Leadership Development Learn to lead with integrity, humility, and confidence in a variety of ministry and organizational settings. Spiritual Formation Grow in your personal relationship with Christ through intentional discipleship and spiritual development. Practical Ministry Experience Apply what you learn through hands-on ministry opportunities and real-world leadership experiences. Flexible Learning Complete your degree through a flexible online format designed for today’s busy students. Supportive Community Study alongside a community of like-minded students who encourage growth, accountability, and lifelong relationships.

Equip210 dual enrollment at Kairos Pacific University in Tustin, California. Earn college credit toward a degree while still in high school. Join us here at Kairos Pacific University of California: Your Student Can Start College While Still in High School. Learn More! College-Level Learning, Rooted in Faith. Equip 210 and Kairos Pacific University have partnered to give motivated high school students a head start — earning real college credits in a structured, Christ-centered environment, without leaving the homeschool journey. Through this dual enrollment pathway, students in 9th, 10th, or 11th grade can take college-level courses connected to KPU's Associate of Arts program — building academic confidence, sharpening study habits, and getting a meaningful taste of university-level work. Courses meet Fridays from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (Pacific Time), making this an accessible add-on to your existing homeschool schedule — not a disruption to it. This isn't just an academic program. It's a formation experience. Students grow in biblical understanding, intellectual maturity, and a clear sense of who God created them to be — all while building a college transcript that can travel with them. Learn More About Equip 210 What Students Gain: Real college credit toward an Associate of Arts degree pathway at KPU Academic confidence in college-level reading, writing, and discussion Christian worldview formation woven into every course A structured pathway for future transfer, admission, or undergraduate study Mentorship from teachers who invest in the whole student — not just the grade Everything You Need to Know at a Glance. Class Day & Times Fridays 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Pacific Fall 2026 Dates Aug 28 – Dec 18 6-week course blocks Grade Levels 9th – 11th Pathway track placement available Accreditation ABHE Recognized by U.S. Dept. of Education Weekly Study Time 3.5 – 5 hrs Reading and video materials outside class Format Online Live, interactive virtual classes Accessible Pricing, Built for Homeschool Families. Scholarship rates are structured to reward cohort formation — the more families enroll together, the lower the per-course rate. Reach out to form or join a cohort in your community. $300 Per Course Equip 210 Taught Courses led by Equip 210 instructors. Same rigorous academic structure, faith-integrated content. Best Value! $600 Per Course KPU Taught · 12+ Students KPU professor-led course. Scholarship rate when 12 or more students enroll together at semester start. $900 Per Course KPU Taught · Under 12 KPU professor-led course. Standard rate for smaller cohorts registering at the start of the semester. This Program Is a Strong Fit If Your Family Is Looking For… ✦ A Christian dual enrollment option that doesn't compromise on faith ✦ A structured academic path that works around homeschool schedules ✦ Early college credit for a motivated 9th, 10th, or 11th grader ✦ A possible pathway toward an Associate of Arts degree ✦ College-level reading, writing, and discussion experience ✦ Mentorship from educators who know your student's name ✦ A community of families with shared values and goals ✦ Academic preparation for future transfer or undergraduate admission Ready to Give Your Student a Head Start? Fall 2026 enrollment is now open. Reach out to form or join a cohort, ask about specific courses, or get answers to any questions your family has. Contact Dr. Patrick Ross For registration, cohort formation, or general questions: Dr. Patrick D. Ross — Associate Academic Dean, Kairos Pacific University Patrick.Ross@kairos.aeu.edu

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Ph.D. in Organizational and Global Leadership with a missional church focus at Kairos Pacific University in Tustin, California. Ph.D. in Organizational and Global Leadership with Missional Church Leadership | 40 CREDITS[UNITS] ACADEMIC PROGRAM DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES The Ph.D. in Organizational and Global Leadership is a degree program that will equip students to serve as missional leaders in a broad variety of global ministry contexts. It is designed to help students maximize their leadership and organizational potential. Students will sharpen their ability to critically evaluate their organizations (e.g. ministries, nonprofits, and parachurch organizations) through various leadership assessments. They will be trained in formulating strategies for growth and development, as well as in identifying and equipping current and future leaders. Emphasis will be placed on missional church leadership, theological foundations, and practical perspectives. In all of this, students will sharpen relevant ministerial, missionary, and nonprofit leadership skills so that their organizations can thrive in the diverse contexts of the contemporary postmodern world. Students will gain the necessary competencies through the program courses. The successful completion of a doctoral dissertation will demonstrate a student's comprehensive research and findings in a particular field of leadership. Students will gain a thorough understanding in essential areas of organizational leadership. GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT This program will include proven practices of individual and team growth and development, in order that organizational visions and strategic aims may be fulfilled. The program fosters learning in a vibrant community of fellow-believers, in which our students are mentored and supported as they pursue their vocation. DEVELOP LEADERS WHO WILL BUILD THEIR CHURCHES Be the leader who develops church leaders. Students will acquire a comprehensive and critical understanding of church leadership in cross-cultural ministry GAIN HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE Perform an organizational coaching readiness assessment SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY Associate of Arts in Leadership Studies (Pastoral Ministry concentration) Bachelor of Arts in Leadership Studies (Pastoral Ministry concentration) Master of Divinity Doctor of Ministry Ph.D. in Organizational and Global Leadership with Missional Church Leadership Ph.D. in Organizational and Global Leadership with Coaching and Mentoring Master of Arts in Ministry Leadership Associate of Arts in Leadership Studies (Worship, Media & Creative Arts concentration) Bachelor of Arts in Leadership Studies (Worship, Media & Creative Arts concentration) FULL CURRICULUM PH.D. IN ORGANIZATIONAL AND GLOBAL LEADERSHIP WITH MISSIONAL CHURCH LEADERSHIP CURRICULUM Program Overview Find Out More About The Curriculum Explanations/Notes - At the end of each semester, students are required to submit their updated dissertation work (i.e. OLDR Dissertation I-IV) Course Descriptions for the Courses Taken in Year 1 OLDR 9101 Introduction to Online Learning, Research Design and Analysis (2 Units) In this program's foundational course, students learn research methods and online learning tools. Research is vital for this program, therefore students are taught skills that will help them understand the learning management system as well as research strategies and sources, which are foundational tools for this program. OLDR 9201 Organizational Leadership (3 Units) Students will learn leadership and management theories. The evolution of leadership and management concepts will be explored. Students will hone leadership and management skills so that measurable impact can be made throughout various organizational contexts. OLDR 9202 Strategic Leadership & Management of Global Change (3 Units) In this course, students will focus on leadership decision making, as well as on analysis, implementation, and assessment methods for the purposes of strategic planning and organizational change. Additionally, students will learn about organizational performance, cultural competency, and change theory. OLDR 9901 Dissertation I: Research Topic Identification and Problem Statement Development (2 Units) In this course students will identify a research topic. They will then create a problem statement. This problem statement will guide their research. The problem statement will be clear, concise and practical. Students will begin to collect and disseminate sources as they continue in the process of their goal toward dissertation completion. OLDR 9203 Organizational Behavior, Theory, and Design (3 Units) Students will gain a comprehensive view of organizational theory and design. Topics will include various leadership styles, workflow designs, human behaviors, motivation, and personality traits. OLDR 9204 Research Methodology: Qualitative, Quantitative and Mixed Methods (3 Units) In this course, students will learn about research methodology, data collection, and statistical analysis. Qualitative, quantitative, and the mixed methods (the combination of qualitative and quantitative) will be explored. The respective concepts for each method will be reviewed, including introductions to the accompanying research instruments (i.e. software) required to conduct each research methodology. OLDR 9902 Dissertation II: Literature Review (2 Units) In this course students will conduct an extensive literature review and begin to revise and edit their proposal for their dissertation. Students will present findings as they work closely with their professor, and writing experts. Additionally, students will complete a first draft of their literature review dissertation chapter and begin the recruitment phase for their dissertation committee. Course Descriptions for the Courses taken in Year 2 OLDR 9102 Missional Context Analysis (3 Units) This course introduces students to the biblical and theological grounds of a missional church. Students will demonstrate comprehension of core theoretical and practical principles required for flexible organic leadership methods. OLDR 9103 Missional Church and Practice in Postmodern Era (3 Units) This course focuses on cultivating practical principles of creative, inspiring, and transformative leadership in the context of a postmodern society by learning from the exemplars of the missional church introduced in the lecturer's books: Re-Form Church and Re-New Church. OLDR 9903 Dissertation III: Prospectus (2 Units) In this course students will build on the work done in OLDR 9902 and will complete the first draft of their dissertation proposal. Students will work closely with their assigned advisors and committee members to produce their papers. OLDR 9104 Missional Culture Making (3 Units) This course equips students with missional imagination and consciousness for living out the identity of the church as a missional movement by making a transformative impact in their ecclesial and missional settings. OLDR 9105 Missional Leadership Change (3 Units) This course introduces students to the essential theories and principles of church leadership transformation. It equips them with competencies to practice those theoretical foundations in their pastoral and missional settings. OLDR 9904 Dissertation IV: Proposal Writing and Oral Defense (2 Units) In this course students will complete and successfully defend doctoral dissertation proposals through an oral defense. Course Descriptions for the Courses taken in Year 3 OLDR 9905 Dissertation Writing (3 Units) In this course candidates will complete the writing of their doctoral dissertations. OLDR 9906 Dissertation Defense & Final Dissertation (3 Units) In this course candidates will defend their dissertations. In addition, students will post their finalized dissertation for public access. CAREERS The course curriculum develops students' core competencies for success in ministry and leadership. Possible careers include: Executive Directors in non-profit Organizations Executive Directors in Mission Organizations Directors in denominations Senior pastor / preaching pastor positions Significant leadership positions & staff supervision in a large church / mega-church Leadership positions in a large Christian ministry / non-profit organization Ministry leadership (associate pastor, director of church ministries, etc.) Chaplaincy Missionaries Church Planters

Ph.D. in Organizational and Global Leadership with an applied psychology focus at Kairos Pacific University in Tustin, California. PhD in Applied Psychology and Organizational Leadership Three Years | 45 Credits | Online Cohort Format ACADEMIC PROGRAM DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Applied Psychology and Organizational Leadership is a 45-credit, post-master's doctoral program that prepares experienced professionals for advanced leadership roles in executive coaching, organizational development, behavioral health administration, consultation, workforce development, higher education leadership, ministry, nonprofit service, and other complex organizational settings. Integrating advanced psychological theory with leadership science, the program equips scholar-practitioners to understand, influence, and develop individuals, teams, and organizations in complex environments. Grounded in a scholar-practitioner model, the curriculum emphasizes the application of psychological principles to leadership, organizational effectiveness, human performance, coaching, mentoring, strategic planning, and ethical decision-making. Students engage questions of vocation, ethics, worldview, human dignity, justice, and service in light of Christian thought and practice, joining rigorous academic inquiry with faith-informed reflection. The program is delivered in a cohort model using accelerated six-week courses and may be completed in as few as three years, depending on enrollment continuity and dissertation progress. This program is not designed to meet educational requirements for licensure as a psychologist. ADVANCED PSYCHOLOGY CORE — 15 CREDITS Psychological foundations, human motivation and personality, neuropsychology and human performance, wellness and organizational health, and ethics, diversity, and multicultural leadership. LEADERSHIP CORE — 15 CREDITS Advanced leadership study includes: Organizational leadership and management Organizational behavior, theory, and design Strategic foresight, thinking, and planning Strategic leadership and management of coaching Ethics, technology, and Christian leadership in a changing age RESEARCH & DISSERTATION — 15 CREDITS A guided four-seminar sequence carries students from research foundations and proposal design through IRB approval and candidacy to data collection, analysis, and the final dissertation defense. SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES Associate of Arts in Leadership Studies Bachelor of Arts in Leadership Studies Associate of Arts in Health and Social Care Bachelor of Arts in Health and Social Care Associate of Arts in Computer Science Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership Master of Science in Computer Information Systems Master of Science in Computer Science Ph.D. in Organizational and Global Leadership PhD in Applied Psychology and Organizational Leadership TESOL Certificate English as a Second Language PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS PHD IN APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY AND ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP Find Out More About The Curriculum PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES Upon successful completion of the program, graduates will be able to: Apply advanced psychological theories and principles to leadership, organizational effectiveness, and human performance Evaluate how motivation, personality, cognition, behavior, and social systems on individuals, teams, and organizations Demonstrate advanced leadership competencies in strategic planning, organizational development, executive coaching, and workforce engagement Integrate ethical reasoning, cultural competence, Christian worldview reflection, and social responsibility into leadership and organizational practice Design and conduct applied research that addresses significant problems in organizational, educational, behavioral health, ministry, nonprofit, or workforce development settings Communicate scholarly findings effectively to inform professional practice, organizational improvement, and leadership decision-making Develop evidence-informed recommendations that contribute to professional practice and organizational effectiveness ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Applicants must meet the general admission requirements for doctoral study at Kairos Pacific University and submit the following: A completed application for admission Official transcripts reflecting completion of a master's degree from an accredited institution or an institution recognized by the University Evidence of academic and professional preparation appropriate for doctoral study A statement of purpose outlining professional goals and reasons for pursuing the degree A current curriculum vitae or résumé Any additional materials required by the University or program Admission decisions are based on the applicant's academic preparation, professional experience, writing ability, professional readiness, and potential for success in doctoral-level scholarship. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS To qualify for graduation, students must: Complete all required coursework for the degree Successfully complete the dissertation sequence and final defense Achieve all program learning outcomes Meet all institutional academic requirements and maintain good academic standing Satisfy all financial obligations to the University Submit all required graduation documentation by published deadlines CAREERS The program prepares graduates for advanced leadership and consulting roles across behavioral health, education, ministry, and organizational settings. Possible careers include: Executive Coaching and Organizational Development Behavioral Health Administration Higher Education Leadership and Teaching Ministry and Nonprofit Leadership Workforce Development and Consulting Government and Private-Sector Leadership Applied Research and Program Evaluation

Master of Divinity at Kairos Pacific University in Tustin, California. Biblical, theological, and pastoral training for vocational ministry. Master of Divinity (Chaplaincy, Counselling, and Worship Leadership and Formation concentration) 24 COURSES 2 YEARS | 72 CREDITS[UNITS] ACADEMIC PROGRAM DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES The Master of Divinity (M.Div.) prepares students for lifelong ministry through comprehensive theological education, biblical scholarship, spiritual formation, and practical ministry training grounded in a Christian worldview. The program provides an integrated foundation in Scripture, theology, church history, biblical languages, pastoral ministry, preaching, discipleship, leadership, mission, ethics, and ministry practice while cultivating the spiritual maturity and character necessary for faithful vocational ministry. Students will demonstrate competencies in biblical interpretation, theological reflection, pastoral leadership, preaching and teaching, spiritual formation, discipleship, organizational leadership, and ministry practice through successful completion of all program requirements. The curriculum equips graduates to faithfully interpret Scripture, shepherd congregations, develop leaders, engage culture biblically, and lead ministries with wisdom, integrity, and theological conviction. Applicable across churches, denominations, church planting, chaplaincy, missions, nonprofit organizations, Christian education, and parachurch ministries, the Master of Divinity equips graduates for vocational ministry, pastoral leadership, advanced theological study, and service in diverse ministry contexts while providing the foundational academic preparation commonly expected for ordination and professional ministry within many Christian traditions. EMPHASIS IN BIBLE The M.Div. Program introduces students to ALL 66 books of the Bible as God's revelation to us. It prepares students theologically and practically for ministry. And it highlights the missiological emphasis of Scripture, the call to proclaim the gospel, that climaxes in the New Testament. CREATIVE AND PERSONAL Based on a solid biblical foundation, the program encourages students to be creative in the way that they communicate the unchanging Gospel to the variety of people and cultures in their congregations—professionals, laborers, academics, artists, parachurch workers, and others. The program fosters learning in a vibrant community of fellow believers, in which our students are mentored and supported as they pursue their vocation. PRACTICAL AND EXPERIENTIAL (INTERNSHIP REQUIRED) All MDiv students (both pastoral ministry and counseling students) are required to complete the MDiv Internship, comprised of field experience that grants 6 to12 academic credit hours. The M.Div. internship is considered the capstone experience of the program. Internships involve goal setting and evaluation of goal accomplishment, mentoring sessions, and participation in “Internship Clusters” for small group reflection with other students. In their internship, students put into practice the doctrines and ideas they have been learning, and hone and refine their skills for serving the kingdom. THREE PROGRAM CONCENTRATION OPTIONS Pastoral Ministry Concentration This concentration prepares students for a wide range of skilled, biblically based pastoral ministry, as well as for leadership in the local church and beyond. It can also be the foundation for further academic work. Christian Counseling Concentration The M.Div. in Christian Counseling degree program is designed to prepare students for a ministry of Christian counseling to individuals, couples, and families in a congregational, denominational agency, counseling center, or mission setting. Chaplaincy program Concentration The M.Div. in Chaplaincy concentration program is designed to prepare students for a ministry of Licensed Christian Chaplaincy. ministering to individuals, couples, and families in a denominational agency, hospitals, hospices, public organizations, counseling center, or mission setting. MDiv Program - 24 courses / 72 Credits[Units] Total Pastoral Ministry Chaplaincy Concentration Christian Counseling MDiv Main Program Segments: Biblical / Theological Studies - 10 courses / 30 units Concentration (Pastoral Ministries or Christian Counseling) - 6 to 8 courses / 18-24 units Electives - 4 courses / 12 units Practicum/Internship - from 2 to 4 courses / 6-12 units SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY Associate of Arts in Leadership Studies (Pastoral Ministry concentration) Bachelor of Arts in Leadership Studies (Pastoral Ministry concentration) Master of Divinity Doctor of Ministry Ph.D. in Organizational and Global Leadership with Missional Church Leadership Ph.D. in Organizational and Global Leadership with Coaching and Mentoring Master of Arts in Ministry Leadership Associate of Arts in Leadership Studies (Worship, Media & Creative Arts concentration) Bachelor of Arts in Leadership Studies (Worship, Media & Creative Arts concentration) FULL MDIV CURRICULUM MASTER OF DIVINITY CURRICULUM Find Out More About The Curriculum CAREERS The course curriculum develops students' core competencies for success in ministry and leadership. Possible careers include: Ministry leadership (youth pastor, small group leader, Bible teacher, etc.) Missions Chaplaincy Christian non-profit Organizations Christian education Program Learning Outcomes Students will demonstrate an advanced understanding of the Bible from historical, literary, and theological perspectives. Students will demonstrate an advanced understanding of Christian theology from the perspective of the Korean Evangelical tradition. Students will regularly engage in spiritual practices and demonstrate a biblical lifestyle. Students will regularly engage in evangelism and ministry in diverse settings. Students will demonstrate cultural awareness and cross-cultural competence. Students will demonstrate competence in the area of their concentration: pastoral ministry & leadership, or, counseling.

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