The Bachelor of Theology (Honours)(Korean) qualifies candidates who apply a body of theological knowledge in a specific context to undertake professional work and as a pathway for research and further learning in one or more theologically-related disciplines.
Admission to the Bachelor of Theology (Honours) (Korean) requires:
In this course all teaching is conducted in the Korean language. All teaching and support staff are native Korean-language speakers. The course materials are in the Korean language. Graduates are expected to work in a Korean language context.
Applicants whose entry qualifications were obtained in an institution where Korean is not the language of instruction must be fluent in the Korean language and have achieved Korean proficiency equivalent to level of 5 on the 6 level Yonsei University Korean Language Test.
Applicants whose entry qualifications were obtained in an institution where English is not the language of instruction normally require a minimum IELTS (or equivalent) score of at least 7.0 with no score less than 6.5 in all bands of the test.
The Bachelor of Theology (Honours)(Korean) requires the completion of 72 credit points, comprising 36 credit points in coursework and a thesis for 36 credit points.
The award shall include:
A candidate may not submit as the main content of the project any work or material which has previously been submitted for a degree without major reworking.
The appropriate body of the Member Institution in which the candidate is enrolled shall appoint a supervisor.
Within four weeks (FTE) of enrolling in the year in which the thesis is to be written the candidate’s supervisor shall receive a thesis topic which is to be submitted by the appropriate body of the Member Institution for approval to the Research Committee of the University College.
All thesis proposals involving the gathering of personal information from people by surveys, interviews or case studies must first be referred to the Research Committee for approval using the appropriate forms and will be dealt with according to the procedures and policies of the Ethics Review Committee.
Graduates will have:
Graduates will have cognitive and technical skills in a theologically-related body of knowledge, so that they are able independently to:
Graduates will have ability to demonstrate the application of knowledge and skills:
Students who have completed the Bachelor of Theology (Honours)(Korean) will be eligible for entry into the Doctor of Philosophy, Doctor Theology, Master of Philosophy and Doctor of Ministry provided they have met the entry requirements.
The Bachelor of Theology (Honours) (Korean) is offered through the individual colleges and an application for enrolment must be made to the Registrar of the teaching institution. The registrar will be able to help you with all information regarding your study, including fees, units, mode of delivery, and timetable.
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