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MPhil - Master of Philosophy
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The Master of Philosophy is a graduate research degree that enables candidates to further develop skills in carrying out independent and sustained research. Designed for applicants with a strong academic background, candidates are guided by a supervisory team to develop independent research that contributes to a field of knowledge in divinity or one or more of its associated disciplines. Candidates apply, critique, analyse or interpret knowledge through the development of research presented in the form of a thesis (or equivalent) of 40,000 words. The course of study for the Master of Philosophy by major thesis consists of: 1. Satisfactory completion of confirmation of candidature. 2. Preparation and submission of a thesis or its equivalent for examination. 3. Satisfactory completion of any requirements of the Human Research Ethics Committee. 4. Submission of an annual report throughout the duration of candidature. 5. Annual attendance and participation in a minimum of 8 hours of research seminars and conferences 6. Presentation of at least one seminar or conference paper of no less than 20 minutes' duration once candidature has been confirmed and prior to submission of the thesis.
CHC43215 - Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs
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Learn how to support people in the community who are struggling with drug and alcohol addiction and learn how to assess, intervene, counsel and advocate for people with addiction. You will be equipped with the knowledge of how to provide a range of services and interventions to people with alcohol and other drugs issues and/or implement health promotion and community interventions delivering better outcomes for your clients.
CF - Chaplaincy Foundations
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Study chaplaincy at Eva Burrows College and start building the skills necessary to work as a Chaplain in a variety of settings and be equipped to meet people at their point of need. In this course you will learn a broad range of cognitive and advanced communication and relational skills to help others.
GDDiv- - Graduate Diploma in Divinity
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The Graduate Diploma in Divinity allows students to explore multiple areas of interest in divinity and its associated disciplines or to engage with one or two areas in depth. It serves as a foundation for study of theology or philosophy and disciplines which are associated with them. The Graduate Diploma in Divinity consists of 144 points of Postgraduate Foundational or Postgraduate Elective units. Note: This award may be used as an exit point from eligible students enrolled in a Masters degree who meet the admission requirements.
PhD- - Doctor of Philosophy
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The Doctor of Philosophy is a graduate research degree that enables candidates to make an original contribution to knowledge and to develop as an independent researcher. Designed for applicants with a strong academic background, candidates are guided by a supervisory team to research, investigate and develop new knowledge. Candidates submit a thesis (or equivalent) of 80,000-100,000 words. PhD graduates demonstrate a systematic and critical understanding in a complex field of learning and are equipped with specialised research skills for the advancement of learning or professional practice. The course of study for the Doctor of Philosophy by major thesis consists of: 1. Satisfactory completion of confirmation of candidature 2. Preparation and submission of a thesis or its equivalent for examination 3. Satisfactory completion of any requirements of the Human Research Ethics Committee 4. Submission of an annual report throughout the duration of candidature 5. Annual attendance and participation in a minimum of 8 hours of research seminars and conferences 6. Presentation of at least one seminar or conference paper of no less than 20 minutes' duration between confirmation of candidature and the submission of the thesis
DipTheol- - Diploma in Theology
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The Diploma in Theology introduces students to the key theological disciplines of Biblical Studies and Christian Thought and History. This may be extended by further study in those disciplines or by electives in the area of practical ministry studies. It may be possible for students to undertake study in a ministry setting as part of the course. The Diploma in Theology consists of 144 points comprising of: - 36 points of study in Biblical Studies (Field B) - 36 points of study in Christian Thought and History (Field C) - a further 72 points of study.
BTh- - Bachelor of Theology
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The Bachelor of Theology critically examines life and faith through the study of scriptures, theological traditions and historical contexts. It aims to broaden self-understanding and facilitate cultural engagement. The Bachelor of Theology assists students to develop knowledge across broad areas of theology and depth in particular areas of interest. It develops research and communication skills, and prepares graduates for further theological study. It may be possible for students to undertake study in a ministry setting as part of the course. The Bachelor of Theology consists of 432 points comprised of: a) 72 points in a discipline or disciplines in Field B (Biblical Studies) which must include at least 18 points in each Testament; b) 36 points in the discipline of Church History; c) 72 points in the discipline of Systematic Theology; d) 36 points in a discipline or disciplines in Field D (Theology: Mission and Ministry); e) an undergraduate Capstone unit worth at least 18 points; and f) A further 198 points. Each course of study for the Bachelor of Theology: a) must not include more than 216 points at level 1; and b) must include at least 108 points at level 3 including 36 points at level 3 in either a discipline or disciplines in Field B (Biblical Studies) or in the discipline of Systematic Theology.
BSB40520 - Certificate IV in Leadership and Management
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This course is a great introduction to the world of leadership and management and will give you the skills to lead and support others, implement operational plans, manage projects and show leadership in the workplace.
11237NAT - Certificate IV in Christian Ministry and Theology
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This course is an entry point for Christians wanting to be equipped for life and service including those moving into or interested in frontline ministry and mission roles. While all Christians wanting to learn how to study the Bible will benefit, this course is ideal for Youth Ministry Workers or Youth Pastors, Worship Team Leaders, Rural Ministry Workers, Children’s Ministry Coordinators, Bible Study Leaders, Ministry Assistants, Community Service volunteers and Christians looking to prepare themselves for local ministry and mission.
