The Oxford Graduate School (OGS) degree programs are designed for working adults. Oxford Graduate School offers a Doctor of Philosophy in the Integration of Religion and Society and the two Master of Letters degree programs. The doctoral program focuses on integrating knowledge gained through research with a Christian worldview. The master’s programs focus on family life education or organizational leadership.

The degree programs of Oxford Graduate School are designed to enable students to become active Christian leaders within their current occupation and spheres of influence. The Doctor of Philosophy (DPhil) in the Integration of Religion and Society curriculum combines Research, Philosophy, Faith Learning Integration, Communication, and Leadership. Studies in the areas of the curriculum combine to qualify students to teach leadership studies at the graduate level and solve problems and resolve conflict in the workplace.

Oxford Graduate School is more than an educational program – it is a life-changing experience. The course of study includes intensive core sessions on the Dayton campus as well as seminars at two of the world’s largest libraries, the Bodleian Library at the University of Oxford (Oxford, UK) and the Library of Congress (Washington, DC). At the heart of the Oxford Graduate School experience is a community of adult learners and educators who collaborate to share insights and perspectives. Oxford Graduate School offers a combination of short-term residencies, distance education, and online learning to provide a comprehensive learning experience.