Columbia International University Partnership

Columbia International University logo with Mission Nexus branding.
Columbia International University logo with Mission Nexus branding.

New Member Benefit:
25% OFF CIU Online Graduate and Doctoral Programs

Missio Nexus is excited to announce a new partnership with Columbia International University (CIU) that gives you and your team a real leadership development advantage.

As a Missio Nexus member, you now qualify for a 25% discount on CIU’s online graduate and doctoral programs. This applies whether you’re on staff at the home office or serving in the field.

CIU offers a wide range of online master’s and doctoral degrees built for mission leaders, including:

Master’s programs: Intercultural Studies, Ministry Studies, Missiological Studies, Global Migration Studies, Muslim-Christian Relations, Bible Exposition, Organizational Leadership, and Business Administration (MBA), among others.

Doctoral programs: Doctor of Global Leadership, Doctor of Ministry, Intercultural Studies (PhD), Practical Theology (PhD), Organizational Leadership (PhD), and Doctor of Business Administration (DBA), among others.

This is one of the most substantial member benefits we’ve launched. If you’ve been thinking about advancing your education or investing in your team’s development, now is the time.

Learn more about CIU’s mission at ciu.edu/about/mission and explore the full list of online programs at ciu.edu/academics/online.

When you apply ask about the Missio Nexus partnership discount.

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