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The Bachelor of Theology is a three-year course
of study designed for those who intend to be fully equipped as pastors,
missionaries and church workers. This programme focuses on biblical
and theological studies.
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Full-time : 3 years
Part-time : Up to 9 years |
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Additional Admission Requirements |
Candidates must have a GCE
‘A’ level certificate (two ‘A’ level passes and two ‘AO’
level passes) or its equivalent.
A student with an ‘O’ level certificate can apply to upgrade
from the Diploma in Theology program to the Bachelor program
after completing two years of study provided that he/she
maintains a minimum GPA of 2.5. Any exception to this GPA
minimum must be approved by the Admissions Committee. |
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Cognitive |
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Demonstrate a critical
understanding and sound knowledge of biblical content and
how it relates to the contemporary church and Christian
living. |
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Demonstrate an understanding
of Christian doctrine and relate it to the ministry and
mission of the church. |
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Reflect theologically on
current issues in the modern church. |
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Evaluate current practices
and models of ministry and suggest possibilities for
renewal. |
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Affective |
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Cultivate a growing
relationship with God, stimulating themselves and others to
spiritual maturity. |
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Sustain abiding convictions
of relevance and applicability of Scripture to life. |
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Grow in deepened worship and
walk with God, obedience to Christ, and responsiveness to
the Holy Spirit. |
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Discover personal areas of
passion giftedness and be convicted in serving the church
and society. |
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Life and Ministry Skills |
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Demonstrate an ability to
exegete, expound and teach Scripture. |
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Communicate Christian
teachings with clarity and conviction. |
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Demonstrate skill
competencies in selected areas of ministry such as
preaching, evangelism, teaching, leadership, counselling and
pastoral care. |
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Work together with others to
provide leadership in a ministry or missions context. |
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