Undergraduate and postgraduate Unit Code explained
The Unit Code contains the level of study, Field, Discipline and a unique unit identity number. The B at the end of the Unit Code represents Eva Burrows College.
Eg. CT3296B = CT is the Field and Discipline, 3 is the level of study, 296 is the unique number for the unit Foundations of the Wesleyan Holiness Tradition and B identifies the unit as delivered by Eva Burrows College.
Level of study
Units are offered at one of the following levels:
- Diploma (unit number coding begins with 0)
- Undergraduate Level 1 (unit number coding begins with 1)
- Undergraduate Level 2 (unit number coding begins with 2)
- Undergraduate Level 3 (unit number coding begins with 3)
- Postgraduate Foundational (unit number coding begins with 8)
- Postgraduate Elective (unit number coding begins with 9)
- Capstone (unit number coding begins with 3 (undergraduate) or 9 (postgraduate))
Fields and Disciplines
The University of Divinity structures its learning, teaching and research around four broad Fields of study, each Field housing a range of disciplines.
Field A: Humanities
AH - History
AL - Biblical Languages
AL - Languages ancient and modern
AP - Philosophy
AR - Religious Studies
Field B - Biblical Studies
BA - Old Testament
BN - New Testament
BS - Biblical Studies
Field C: Christian Thought and History
CH - Church History
CT - Systematic Theology
Field D: Theology: Mission and Ministry
DA - Mission and Ministry
DC - Canon Law
DD - Spiritual Direction
DE - Education Studies
DL - Lithurgy
DM - Missiology
DP - Pastoral Theology and Ministry Studies
DR - Religious Studies
DS - Spirituality
DT - Moral Theology
DU - Ecumenical Studies
Unit Volume
The standard volume of a unit is:
a) 18 points at diploma or undergraduate level, one-eighth of the equivalent full-time student load for a year (144 points)
b) 24 points at postgraduate level, one-sixth of the equivalent full-time student load for a year (144 points).