The Final Project represents the culmination of your learning experience in the Doctor of Ministry program. It is designed to give you the opportunity to integrate your coursework and reflection, apply that learning to your ministry context, and allow you to creatively explore issues in relation to ministry today. The intended result is a unique and practical contribution to your ministry and the broader Christian community.

IMPORTANT NOTE! The Doctor of Ministry office highly recommends that you start your final project path at least TWO (2) YEARS BEFORE the quarter you wish to graduate. Students are allowed to formally begin their final project process once the following items have been completed:

• All admission requirements have been satisfactorily met, such as biblical language requirements, special projects, and changes from probation or special status to regular status in the program.
  
  
• At least 24 units of coursework have been completed and grades for this coursework have been posted to the student's transcript.
   
  

Overview  -   What are my Final Project options, and who will help me along the way?
 
Path  -   What are the Final Project steps, timeline and exact requirements?

Resources  -   What are the Final Project steps, timeline and exact requirements?

Cohorts  -   How does the final project process differ for those in cohort tracks?