Carey Baptist College Prospectus 2015

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Theology. Applied.

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Discover“Through studying Carey’s Bachelor of Applied Theology and through the Pastoral Leadership training, I have been taught how to think critically about the intersection of life and faith, and how it plays out in different contexts. At Carey you learn the skills needed to critique the world around you and your assumptions about it. You aren’t just getting a degree; you are discovering and learning how to love God, love others, and how to truly live out your faith!”

LIndY JAComB - STUdEnT


There are four things I am keen prospective students understand. Firstly, they will be superbly trained. Their curriculum and training experiences will be relevant and focused on the things that will best prepare them to achieve the call God has placed on their lives. Carey lecturers will be both leaders in their fields academically and cutting-edge practitioners doing the stuff they are teaching. We pray that our graduates will be leaders, thinkers, and risk-takers; people who are innovative, globally aware, outward looking, and very God-dependent!

Secondly, they will make a difference. A theological education at Carey will give you a healthy dissatisfaction with the status quo. As you develop God’s call on your life you will be encouraged to imagine, to stand up and say, “It will be different!” I keep saying, “It’s not by chance that you have arrived at Carey.” Students will be encouraged to find the answer to, “Why has God brought me here? What does he want me to do?” We pray that one of our graduates might be the next William Wilberforce, dietrich Bonhoeffer, mother Teresa, or Billy Graham.

Thirdly, they will become part of something much bigger than themselves.

Learning in isolation is not really an option at Carey. God uses the relationships we develop with one another to form us, grow us, and challenge us – staff included! As Principal, not a day would go by without me being challenged or inspired in my thinking and behaviour by a Carey student. And even more, you will take this community with you into your ministry and mission — the friendships formed at Carey will never stop journeying with you!

Fourthly, they will know Jesus in a deeper way. If the purpose of education at Carey is to just fill students with head knowledge, and to provide them with the right diploma or degree, then we will be letting them down enormously. Although the academic is vital, we should never lose sight that our purpose must be the same as that of the Apostle Paul’s in Philippians 3…knowing Jesus Christ my Lord…gaining Christ and being found in him…to know Christ and the power of his resurrection…becoming like him. We pray that our graduates might consider everything a loss compared to the surpassing greatness of knowing Christ Jesus our Lord.

As Principal of Carey I am always keen to hear from our prospective students, so if you want to chat with me about studying at Carey please feel free to email me: [email protected]

Regards

CHARLES HEWLET

PRInCIPAL

I love the excitement of sitting down with prospective students to talk about training options at Carey.

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Studying at CareyCarey Baptist College strives to offer the most accessible study possible. Courses are available to students using a variety of delivery modes. Students are encouraged to choose the modes that suit their particular needs.

Currently the following modes of delivery are used:

ONSITE CLASSES

most courses are offered at our campus in Penrose (Auckland). These are timetabled in weekly 3-hour classes over 12 weeks of the 17-week semester. A number of these courses are offered as evening classes, making them accessible for students in full-time employment.

DISTANCE COURSES

many courses that Carey offers are available by distance learning. distance learning means that students can be located anywhere around new Zealand or the world but still study through Carey.

BLOCK COURSES

A number of block or intensive courses are offered each year. These are held either at the Auckland campus or at various locations throughout new Zealand and are usually either one five day block or two blocks of two or three days.

FIELD EDUCATION

Some courses are practical-based field education courses. The requirements of these courses are completed in the student’s local place of ministry under the guidance of a nominated supervisor.

FULL-TIME STUDY

Students can study full-time towards any Carey qualification. Full-time study allows students to combine on-site classes, distance and block courses to provide a highly customisable study programme to suit their individual needs.

PART-TIME STUDY

Students can study part-time towards any Carey qualification. Part-time study enables students to combine study with other commitments such as employment, family and church life. Part-time students can combine on-site classes, distance and block courses for a study programme that will meet their own needs.

“the thing I love about Carey is there is no divide in terms of mingling between staff and students”HAYdEn ALLEn - STUdEnT


Theology. AppliedCarey is a community of faithful scholars who passionately believe theology is the starting point to making a difference. We invite you to join a community centred on the Word, because there is simply nowhere else to begin. We welcome you into a community of theological engagement, because there is no other way to understand. We ask you to share in a community compelled to participate in God’s redemptive work in the world, because there is simply no other way to be.

Theology is about God.

Theology is life-transforming.

Theology is Applied.

OUR TEAChINg STAFF

Charles hewlettPrincipal Leadership & Applied Theology

Dr Myk habetsHead of Carey Graduate School Theology

Dr Sarah harrisnew Testament

Jonathan Weirministry Training

Dr george Wielandmission Research & Training

Dr John TuckerChurch History, Spirituality, & Preaching

Dr Joe W. huangDirector Chinese ProgrammeLecturer - new Testament, 黃文耀博士

Dr Csilla Saysellold Testament

Andrew PicardApplied Theology

Dr Michael DuncanChurch and nZ Society

Dr Phil halsteadPastoral Care & Counselling

Sam KilpatrickYouth ministry

Jo Robertsondiscipleship & Worldview (Intermission)

Rachel RocheInternships

Martyn NorrieLeadership

Dr Lyndon DrakeVocation Course director

Discover the community


Undergraduate

CERTIFICATE OF ChRISTIAN STUDIES

Carey’s Certificate of Christian Studies provides a study pathway for students pursuing study for personal interest, maybe with an eye to further study at a later time. This allows for maximum flexibility for study through Carey.

CERTIFICATE OF APPLIED ThEOLOgY

Carey’s Certificate of Applied Theology* introduces biblical and theological study through an ‘applied’ lens. It is ideal for those pursuing study for personal interest, or for those studying part-time who want an initial qualification that can be upgraded in the future.

A student enrolled in the Certificate in Applied Theology will follow a course of study equivalent to one year full-time.

DIPLOMA OF APPLIED ThEOLOgY

Carey’s diploma of Applied Theology* equips people to take part in, understand and practise a wide range of ministries. A student enrolled in the diploma of Applied Theology will follow a course of study equivalent to two years full-time.

BAChELOR OF APPLIED ThEOLOgY

Carey’s Bachelor of Applied Theology* provides a programme for equipping and training people for effective leadership and participation in a wide range of ministry, mission and marketplace settings. A student enrolled in the Bachelor of Applied Theology will follow a course of study equivalent to three years full-time.

gRADUATE DIPLOMA OF APPLIED ThEOLOgY

Carey’s Graduate diploma of Applied Theology* provides a programme for people who already have an existing undergraduate qualification in another discipline, or equivalent, and desire an additional theological qualification. It is for graduates who are studying for personal interest, and those who want to embark on postgraduate theological study.

A student enrolled in the Graduate diploma of Applied Theology will follow a course of study equivalent to one year full-time

Carey offers both

NZQA and non-NZQA

qualifications at

undergraduate and

postgraduate levels.

* These are all nZQA accredited

Discover the possibilities


ChINESE

中文部簡介

克理神學院是一所由紐西蘭眾浸信教會所共同支持之神學院，

校園座落於奧克蘭市。克理秉承宣教之父威廉克理（1761-

1834）的宣教精神，裝備信徒及傳道同工於國內外事奉神。克

理神學院是以耶穌基督為主，相信聖靈的大能和聖經的權威。

雖然克理中文部是由浸信會所支持推動，其事奉範圍是全紐西

蘭的各華人教會，不分宗派背景。

我們的異象 → 裝備聖徒，擴展神國

我們的使命 → 訓練事奉同工與牧養工人

→ 厚植信徒的靈命與聖經根基

→ 致力於福音廣傳；共同承擔福音大使命

因此，為提供各宗派信徒同工整全的神學裝備訓練，作主無愧

的工人，克理提供了

→ 聖經及神學的健全教導

→ 事工的實習與督導

→ 靈命的培養與薰陶

克理中文神學教育的異象與發展

證書課程 Certificate

『應用神學證書』

屬NZQF 第五等，120學分

此一證書課程乃與英文部證書課程平行，提供華人教會同工基

礎入門之神學裝備，亦適合有心在帶職事奉期間，接受持續而

能吸收之短期訓練。

文憑課程 Diploma

『應用神學文憑』

屬NZQF 第六等，240學分

此文憑課程與英文部文憑課程平行規劃，為克理『應用神學

及教會聖工學系的一部份。教會聖工文憑提供範圍廣泛的神

學、事工訓練。

www.carey.ac.nz/chinese

Postgraduate

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MASTER OF APPLIED ThEOLOgY

Carey’s Postgraduate diploma in Applied Theology and master of Applied Theology provide advanced theological qualifications for practitioners committed to career-long education. The programmes aim to support professional development for pastors and other Christian ministry practitioners who have high levels of curriculum knowledge, research skills, and leadership capacity. In addition the programmes aim to equip students interested in advancing academic scholarship, and research in the field of applied theology.

MASTER & DOCTOR OF PhILOSOPhY

Carey has a memorandum of Agreement with AUT University which allows Carey to assist students in the advanced research degrees of master of Philosophy (mPhil) and doctor of Philosophy (Phd). Both of these degrees are administered by the doctoral Studies Board of AUT and potential candidates should consult with the Head of Carey Graduate School, or the dean of Studies, as well as reading the relevant publications of AUT.

POSTgRADUATE DIPLOMA IN APPLIED ThEOLOgY


Ministry

PASTORAL LEADERShIP

FULL TIME (3 YEARS)

This specialised programme is strategically designed to prepare leaders for effective Pastoral ministry. over the duration there is intentional development of the student’s Biblical knowledge, spiritual life, self-awareness, leadership skills and preaching. Experienced practitioners work alongside students, mentoring and supervising them through the students own personalised development track. Local churches work alongside Carey and offer “hands on” experience to build ministry skills and confidence. All of the learning is constantly enhanced by peer group experiences where the Pastoral Leadership students support and encourage each other as they grow together as Pastoral Leaders.

YOUTh PASTORAL LEADERShIP

FULL TIME (3 YEARS)

The diploma of Pastoral Leadership (youth specialisation) is an excellent option for persons serious about education in Youth ministry. The three year training programme offers practical learning experiences in churches and other organisations, challenging students to be more self-aware leaders, and equipping them with the Biblical and theological skills needed to integrate classroom learning with a philosophy of youth ministry based on best practice and contemporary research. This training is a unique, holistic approach highly recommended for aspiring leaders serious about excellent training for a long term commitment to ministry with youth.

INTERNShIPS

FULL TIME (3 YEARS) AND PART TIME OPTIONS AvAILABLE

Carey’s Internship programme is aimed at training reflective practitioners for Christian ministry in a local church, mission or vocational setting. The training programme is designed for students who have a training partnership with a Christian ministry organisation. It seeks to develop their skills and wisdom in self-reflection, contextual reflection and integration of theology and praxis so that they develop as faithful, creative and courageous servants of the gospel in their various ministry settings. Carey internships provide intentional ministry and leadership development in a vocational setting; supervision and mentoring by experienced practitioners; support and feedback from Carey’s Coordinator of Field Education; and a facilitated peer group to share the journey.

YOUTh MINISTRY INTERNShIPS

FULL TIME (3 YEARS) AND ONE YEAR OPTION AvAILABLE

The Youth ministry Internship programme combines long distance learning, block courses, and practical hands-on experience to help students grow and develop in knowledge and skills required for effective ministry with youth while being based in a home church. Students will interact with other interns around the country through online interaction, as well as having a supervisor, mentor, and input from the Carey Coordinator of Field Education. The training is designed to help students better reflect on and act out of a sound philosophy of ministry with youth.

Alongside your Applied

Theology qualification

you may be interested

in completing one of our

training programmes

Discover the passion


YOUTh MINISTRY COMBO

PART TIME (2 YEARS)

Carey’s Certificate in Youth ministry Leadership is made up of four courses out of Carey’s Applied Theology programme, and is normally studied one course a semester over two years. These courses are aimed at equipping students to become thoughtful, reflective practitioners who can integrate knowledge and skills, with a passion to serve youth in ministry.

ChILD AND FAMILY MINISTRY COMBO

PART TIME (2 YEARS)

Carey’s Certificate in Child and Family Leadership is made up of four courses out of Carey’s Applied Theology programme, normally studied part-time over two years. These courses aim to equip students to become thoughtful reflective practitioners integrating head, heart and hand in the service of God.


Mission

CERTIFICATE OF INTERCULTURAL PRACTICE

(1 YEAR FULL-TIME)

DIPLOMA OF INTERCULTURAL PRACTICE

(2 YEARS FULL-TIME)

mission Track students are part of a mission oriented peer group studying for an Applied Theology qualification alongside a Certificate or diploma in Intercultural Practice. The input from mission practitioners and leaders, excellent mentoring and a range of learning experiences including missional spirituality, intercultural skills, global awareness and preparation for participation in God’s mission, are highly relevant whether the desire is to serve overseas or closer to home.

Intermission “More than a gap year”

Intermission is a one year full-time programme designed with recent school leavers in mind, keen on being stretched and challenged in their faith, worldview and life direction. It is more than a break; it is a discipleship year for those at the quarter life stage (17-22), providing a chance to grow in new directions. Intermission is a fantastic opportunity for those who want to study theology, learn more about what it means to be a disciple, and experience mission in the wider community.

The programme focuses on three different components - discipleship, vocation and study. Students will do personality testing, Strengths Finders, have one on one mentoring and time as a group growing as disciples, discovering what their individual strengths and weaknesses are so that they can give them to the Kingdom and serve God in the best way possible. Students go out onto the streets praying for others, undertake weekly community placements and go on missions trips. All of this is designed to expose them to different ways of doing life to help find their unique calling. In addition, students complete eight academic courses.

From academic to hands on experience, from character development to discipleship training, from weekly group times to overnight retreats - by applying for Intermission students commit themselves to all aspects of the year, because that is how they get the most from it. (And Carey is committed to making it lots of fun too!) Successful completion of the academic components in Intermission will lead to the award of a Carey Certificate of Applied Theology (nZQA Accredited).

www.intermission.ac.nz

Mission Track students

join a mission-oriented

peer group to complete a

Certificate or Diploma in

Intercultural Practice.

Discover the call


Marketplace

APPLIED ThEOLOgY

Carey’s qualifications in Applied Theology are all intentionally designed to equip people for living out their faith in the marketplace. Flexible study options are designed to help those working full-time. Examples of marketplace related courses include: marketplace Christianity, organisational Leadership, Applied Christian Ethics, and Understanding and Interrogating Culture.

vOCATION

Vocation is a new course that will show you the purpose of work in God’s world, and equip you to know how work can be carried out in a distinctively Christian way. For many Christians, work is a burden they bear out of necessity, which often feels disconnected from their Christian life and church on Sunday. But work has intrinsic value in God’s sight, and we want students to discover that value for themselves. Work can be more than just a job, more than just a setting for evangelism, and more than just a source of income. Students will learn a well-rounded theology of work and the importance of work within the Christian church. Vocation is available both onsite or by distance.

www.vocation.ac.nz


SEMESTER ONE 2 March – 26 June 2015ONSITE COURSES

Monday Tuesday Wednesday

AM

9.30-12.30

mS6/705 Christian Spirituality (JT)

Formation Tuesday:PL Training, YPL Groups, mission Track, Intermission and Formation Groups

mB6/722 Spirit and Trinity (mH)

PM

1.45-4.45

mm561 Introduction to Pastoral Care (PH)

mB6/731 Prophets in Context (CS)

mB526 Insights into Church History (JT)

mB6/723 People of God (AP)

mm581 mission of God (GW)

mB6/738 Revelation (LG)

Evening

6.30-9.30

mm6/774 marketplace Christianity (Ld)

mm665 Personal Leadership (AP)

mm6/795 Special Topic: Reaching Your Community (md)

mB531 Reading and Interpreting the old Testament (CS)

BLOCK AND NON-CLASSROOM COURSES

MM572 Foundations of Youth Ministry AUCKLAND (SK) 12 – 14 march, 30 April – 2 may

Full YearMI700 Thematic Integrative Seminar (PH/AP/CS/JT) 26 – 27 march, 9 – 11 Sept

FIELD EDUCATION COURSES

Available in both Semester One or Semester Two

mF501 / 601 / 701 Reflective Field Education I/II/III (RR) mF602 Reflective Field Education Cross Cultural (GW)

Available in Semester One only

mF504 Field Education I Family and Children (RR) mF604 Field Education II Family and Children (RR)

Full Year courses mF505/605/705 Christian ministry Training I/II/III Internship (RR)

Research Courses (available by semester)mB790 Research Essay (Bible and Theology) mm790 Research Essay (mission & ministry)

DISTANCE COURSES

mB532 Reading and Interpreting the old Testament mm581 mission of God

mB526 Insights into Church History mm665 Personal Leadership

mB6/722 Spirit and Trinity mm6/774 marketplace Christianity

mB6/723 People of God mS6/705 Christian Spirituality

mB6/731 Prophets in Context mB790 Research Essay (Bible and Theology)

mB6/738 Revelation mm790 Research Essay (mission and ministry)

mm561 Introduction to Pastoral Care

Notes:

■ For Greek or Hebrew courses see the dean of Studies or Academic Registrar who have information on available

options.

■ Where courses are offered at both levels 6 and 7 it is indicated by the 6/7 format. Eg mB6/735 indicates that

“Gospels: Luke” is available as both a level 6 and level 7 course.

If a class falls on a public holiday, the class will be rescheduled to the week after normal teaching concludes.


SEMESTER TWO 20 July – 13 November 2015ONSITE COURSES

Monday Tuesday Wednesday

AM

9.30-12.30

mB6/726 Baptist Churches (JT/AP)

Formation Tuesday:PL Training, YPL Groups, mission Track, Intermission and Formation Groups

mB6/728 The Gospel in nZ (JT)

PM

1.45-4.45

mm563 Faith, Communication and new media (AP)

mm661 Pastoral Counselling

mB532 Reading and Interpreting the new Testament (SH)

mB6/733 Worship & Wisdom Literature (CS)

mB630 Understanding & Interrogating Culture * (AP)

Evening

6.30-9.30

mB521 Thinking Theologically (mH)

mB6/735 Gospels: Luke (SH)

mB6/740 Acts: A missional Reading (GW)

mm669 Gospel & Youth (SK / BT)

mm564 Worship Then and now (mG)

*This course includes a mini-block: 2 full days of classes: dates to be advised

BLOCK AND NON-CLASSROOM COURSES

MM6/772 Family & New Zealand Society 7 – 11 September

MM572 Foundations of Youth Ministry ChRISTChURCh (SK) 30 July – 1 August, 17 – 19 September

MM663 Introduction to Preaching (JT) 7 – 11 September

MM6/764 Applied Ethical Issues (mH) 31 August – 4 September

FIELD EDUCATION COURSES

mF501 / 601 / 701 Reflective Field Education I/II/III (RR) mF602 Reflective Field Education Cross Cultural (GW)

Research Courses (available by semester) mB790 Research Essay (Bible and Theology) mm790 Research Essay (mission & ministry)

DISTANCE COURSES

mB521 Thinking Theologically mm563 Faith, Communication and new media

mB531 Reading and Interpreting the new Testament mm564 Worship Then and now

mB6/726 Baptist Churches mm661 Pastoral Counselling

mB6/728 The Gospel in new Zealand mm669 Gospel and Youth

mB630 Understanding & Interrogating Culture* mB6/740 Acts: A missional Reading

mB6/733 Worship & Wisdom Literature mB790 Research Essay (Bible and Theology)

mB6/735 Gospels: Luke mm790 Research Essay (mission and ministry)

*This course includes an optional mini-block: 2 full days of classes: dates to be advised

KEY TO LECTURERS / TUTORS:

Ld = Lyndon drake

md = michael duncan

LG = Laurie Guy

mG = malcolm Gordon

mH = myk Habets

PH = Phil Halstead

SH = Sarah Harris

CJ = Carlton Johnstone

SK = Sam Kilpatrick

mn = martyn norrie

AP = Andrew Picard

RR = Rachel Roche

CS = Csilla Saysell

BT = Brook Turner

JT = John Tucker

GW = George Wieland


Carey Graduate SchoolCOURSES OFFERED FOR ThE 2015 ACADEMIC YEAR.

Course Delivery Mode

mA801 Research methods in Applied Theology

(compulsory for mAppTheol)

Full year, Block delivery

on campus Block Weeks: February 24 – 28 and September 1 – 5

mA804 Intercultural Bible Reading

(dr George Wieland)


on campus Blocks (mornings) : April 20 – 24, and September 7 – 11

mA805 Inner Healing

(dr Phil Halstead)


on campus Blocks (afternoons) : April 13 – 17, and August 31 – September 4

mA808 Anointed ministry: The Trinity & Pastoral Practices

(dr myk Habets)


on campus Blocks (afternoons): April 20 – 24, and September 7 - 11

mA810 Special Topic: Reading the Book of Acts Then and now

(Professor Steve Walton, Tyndale House, Cambridge)

Semester Two: Block delivery:

on campus Blocks (afternoons):

August 10 - 21

mA821 Research Essay

mA901 Thesis (90 credits)

mA902 Thesis (120 credits)


Take the Next Step. Discover.

“When I started my journey of theological study, I chose Carey because a very reputable colleague advised it was ‘the only place to go.’ Emerging from a scientific background and being a lifelong learner, I am now completing my master of Applied Theology. The staff at Carey are approachable and of international standing and the work environment is one conducive to study, developing lifelong friendships, as well as academic rigour. Carey has been, and will continue to be my preferred environment for excellent biblical, theological and ministry training.”

“Postgraduate research has been a challenging and rewarding process. I thought I was going to be too busy for it, but the programme is quite flexible. many of the courses are over the whole year including block courses, which is really helpful in fitting them around, and applying them to my work as a Pastor. my focus has been on the relationship between worship and mission, and I’ve particularly appreciated the way I was able to use the missional Theology course (taught by dr. darrell Guder) to explore and sharpen the questions I had. I have found Carey to be a place of holistic formation, and feel so grateful to be here.”

“Studying at Carey has been a blessing and a dream come true for me. I am currently studying for a master of Applied Theology. Recently I have undertaken research on why churches are declining in rural new Zealand. The journey has been fascinating and full of discovery. At the commencement of my study, I was very nervous, but the lecturers, librarians and my fellow students put me at ease. The support and encouragement from Carey has motivated me to fulfill my dreams. I’ve been a Christian a long time, but my studies at Carey opened my mind to clearly understand the scriptures like never before. I feel that Carey has helped me discover my purpose in life.”

“my decision to pursue postgraduate studies was a result of continual encouragement from family and the Carey faculty, who recognise and nurture the potential in students. I’m so thankful God places influential people in my walk of faith or I may have missed this opportunity to further explore his Word. Stepping up to this level of study was daunting, but the experience so far has been enriching and life changing, and I’m looking forward to researching a thesis topic soon. I highly value Carey’s intentionality in preparing courses for students to be not only equipped with knowledge but challenged to articulate their learning in practical and impacting ways.”

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473 Great South Road, Penrose, Auckland, New Zealand 1061PO Box 12149, Penrose, Auckland 1642, New ZealandT: +64 9 525 4017 or 0800 773 776 | F: +64 9 525 4096 | E: [email protected]

For general course enquiries contact the Academic Registrar [email protected] www.carey.ac.nz

ACADEMIC DATES FOR 2015SEMESTER ONE

Returning Student Enrolments close Tuesday 2 December 2014 New Student Enrolments close Friday 13 February Intermission Begins Tuesday 24 February Lectures Begin Monday 2 MarchFinal date for late/change enrolment/Final Payment Friday 13 MarchGraduation Saturday 28 MarchEaster Friday 3 April – 6 AprilMid-Semester Break/Study Monday 6 April – Friday 24 AprilPostgraduate Study Weeks Monday 13 – Friday 17 April, Monday 20 – Friday 24 AprilQueen’s Birthday Monday 1 JuneLectures End Monday 15 JuneFinal Assessments Monday 15 June to Friday 26 JuneSemester One Ends Friday 26 JuneInter Semester Break Monday 29 June – Friday 17 July

SEMESTER TWO

Returning Student Enrolments close Wednesday 17 JuneNew Student Enrolments close Wednesday 1 JulyLectures Begin Monday 20 JulyFinal date for late/change enrolment/Final Payment Friday 31 JulyMid-Semester Break/Study Monday 31 August – Friday 18 September Postgraduate Study Weeks Monday 31 Aug - Friday 4 Sept, Monday 7 – Friday 11 SeptLabour Day Monday 26 OctoberThe sENDing Thursday 30 OctoberLectures End Monday 2 November Final Assessments Monday 2 November to Friday 13 NovemberSemester Two Ends Friday 13 NovemberIntermission Ends Friday 20 November

FEES FOR 2015

TUITIONOn-site & Distance: $ 670.00 per 15 credit courseInternational Students: $ 1,950.00 per 15 credit courseAudit (not for credit) per course: $ 280.00Post Grad $ 1,687.00 per 30 credit coursePost Grad (International) $ 3,900.00 per 30 credit course

OThER FEESOn-site Student Services Fee $ 35 per course Enrolment Fee $ 30.00 Late enrolment $ 50.00 per courseStudent ID Card $ 20.00Change of Enrolment $ 50.00Students’ Association $ 25.00Transcript $ 30.00Remarking/Resubmission $ 50.00 per course Application for Aegrotat/Compassionate $ 50.00 Application for Cross Credit $ 50.00+$75/hour Application Recognition of Current Competency $ 50.00+$75/hour

TRAININg TRACKSPastoral Leadership $ 1,500.00 Youth Pastor Track $ 1,500.00Missions Track $ 600.00


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Carey Baptist College Prospectus 2015