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SEMESTER 1 |
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Introduction to the Bible
I & II |
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Life of Christ I & II |
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Introduction to Bible Study
Methods |
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SEMESTER 2 |
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Ministry of Paul I &
II |
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Exegesis - Book of Philippians |
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Introduction to Evangelism |
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SEMESTER 3 |
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Ministry of Paul I |
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Ministry of Paul II |
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Exegesis - Book of Philippians |
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SEMESTER 4 |
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Exegesis - Book of Acts 1 & 2 |
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Exegesis Book
of Daniel/ Revelation 1 & 2 |
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Introduction to Apologetics |
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SEMESTER 5 |
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Introduction to Principles of Teaching |
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Introduction to Missions |
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New Testament Survey 1 &
2 |
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SEMESTER 6 |
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Old Testament Survey 1 &
2 |
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Apologetics |
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Exegesis - Book of Matthew |
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SEMESTER 7 |
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Exegesis - Book of Ephesians |
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Hermeneutics |
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Exegesis - Book
of Romans |
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SEMESTER 8 |
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Book of Moses 1 & 2 |
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Principles of Teaching |
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Homiletics |
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ASSESSMENT |
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Manuscript |
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PRACTICUM |
Grading System
A - ExcellentB - Very Good
C - Good
D - Fairly Good
F - Fail
*Although the average Cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA) is 2.0, students are to strive for excellence in each course.
Cost
•These can be paid in full or via monthly installments.
Manuscript• Towards the end of the Associate & Bachelor’s programs, students will be required to formulate a manuscript highlighting a summary of what was learnt from each course in this degree program.
• Students are to state how each course benefited them, and their missions thereafter.
• Each manuscript is to be ten (10) pages in length.
• Students will then be required to submit their manuscripts to be graded by the Professor.
Thesis/Dissertation
• Towards the end of the Master’s & PhD programs, students will be required to formulate a thesis (Master’s) or a dissertation (PhD).
• Students are to state how each course benefited them, and their missions thereafter.
• Thesis papers are to be seventy-five (75) pages in length while dissertation papers are to be one hundred and fifty (150) pages in length.
• Students will then be required to submit their papers to be graded by the Professor.
Practicum
• Towards the end of the program, students will be required to engage in an intensive practicum.
• Each student will be supervised by a professional.
• The professional will be provided with a checklist.
• When the practicum is complete, the professional is to give an
honest report of the student’s performance.
• This component is to ensure that the student demonstrates a practical application within the field of Christian Counseling & Psychology.
Graduation
• There will be a Graduation Ceremony at the end of the program. This event will be held live in a physical environment in the presence of the University Mace of Honour. All Students will be required to be perfectly dressed in their Academic Regalia.
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