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| '''Oxford Graduate School'', located in Crystal Springs (Dayton) ], offers the ] (MLitt) degree in two tracks: ] and ] for Non-Profits, and the ] (]) degree. The doctoral program is designed to teach social scientific research focused on the family, community, and the church (or a combination of these areas). | |||
| The academic program offers an interdisciplinary study through focused ] studies leading to a Master of Letters Degree and/or the Doctor of Philosophy (DPhil). The degree designations are based on English nomenclature. | |||
| It is unknown what admission requirements the school requires because the school simply asks prospective students to "introduce yourself by e-mail." The college has fifteen faculty members with Christian theological backgrounds. The entire student body consists of 100 students with a median age of 49 years old. | |||
| ⚫ | Oxford Graduate School is presently a candidate for accreditation with the Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools (]). | ||
| The school is "not a seminary" but offers degrees that students are encouraged to "incorporate the principles of their faith into their academic work and to show how it influences their vocational practices." | |||
| The Masters of Literature dgree is offered for "Family Life Education" and "Organizational Leadership" for non-profit groups. While the doctoral program is designed with the "goal" of "the sociological integration of religion and society." No specific departments or study subjects are listed in accordance with the "degrees." | |||
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- Not to be confused with University of Oxford in the United Kingdom.
'Oxford Graduate School, located in Crystal Springs (Dayton) Tennessee, offers the Master of Letters (MLitt) degree in two tracks: Family Life Education and Organizational Leadership for Non-Profits, and the Doctor of Philosophy (DPhil) degree. The doctoral program is designed to teach social scientific research focused on the family, community, and the church (or a combination of these areas).
The academic program offers an interdisciplinary study through focused social science studies leading to a Master of Letters Degree and/or the Doctor of Philosophy (DPhil). The degree designations are based on English nomenclature.
Oxford Graduate School is presently a candidate for accreditation with the Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools (TRACS).