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Qualification Overview
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Qualification Title | Bachelor of Contemporary Ministry (Korean Language) | |
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Qualification Type | Bachelor Degree | |
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Level | 7 | |
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Credits | 360 | |
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Strategic Purpose Statement |
The purpose of this qualification is to provide:
A sound theological undergraduate qualification to meet the increasing demand of the Pentecostal constituency for ministry education; A qualification used by students who also achieve other professional degrees because they want to construct a robust Christian worldview that will enhance their service in their chosen profession; A qualification that articulates into higher level ministry and theological qualifications; Korean NZ Residents with opportunity to obtain theological education in NZ using their primary language. This may be for any of the following purposes: - to obtain a qualification required for ministry employment in churches, mission organisations or other Christian ministry agencies in NZ or overseas. - to obtain skills and knowledge required for volunteering in a wide range of Christian agencies in NZ or overseas. to obtain an undergraduate degree as a basis for carrying on to postgraduate study and research in NZ or overseas - personal interest and development. Korean Churches in NZ with the opportunity to professionally develop current and future staff with the capability of working in the churches and to become involved in starting new congregations or churches. The Korean community in NZ with the opportunity to preserve Korean language through education in a subject area that has significant community, cultural and personal significance. International students with the opportunity to do theological study in New Zealand. This may be for any of the following purposes: - to complete all or a part of their studies in an overseas context before returning to Korea for employment or further study - to do the study with the intention of future migration to NZ. Additional educational pathways for the network of Korean churches and communities in New Zealand, Australia and Korea as well as other countries. |
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Graduate profile |
Graduates of this qualification will be able to:
Demonstrate a deep knowledge of Christian history, doctrine and tradition; Analyse and interpret the biblical text, using sound hermeneutical methods, as a core document of the Christian faith with consideration for the contemporary application of the text; Explain and communicate a Christian worldview, with particular emphasis on the role of the gospel in providing an ethical framework for personal living; Demonstrate skills in critical thinking and self-directed research, using a range of sources and methods; Discuss and analyse contemporaneous topics, issues and challenges impacting on Christian ministry and the Pentecostal community and create solutions to these challenges; Demonstrate breadth and complexity of professional ministry skills pertinent to engagement with congregational communities, including Maori Christians; Collaborate with the broader community of Christian ministers and community leaders to provide appropriate collegial support; Demonstrate self-reflection and evaluation of ministry performance for the purpose of vocational development. |
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Education pathways |
Graduates of this degree will be able to apply for postgraduate study in Korea.
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Entry Requirements |
Candidates must meet requirements for academic capability, Korean language proficiency and age requirements.
5.1.1. Academic Requirements NZ Citizens and Permanent Residents Candidates for the BCMin (Korean Language) may have been educated in New Zealand or Korea. If educated in New Zealand the candidate will meet requirement A (University Entrance) or requirement B (Mature Age). If educated in Korea the candidate must meet requirement C. A. NZ University Entrance Requirements B. Mature Age Entry A person who does not hold a university entrance qualification but who is a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident and is aged 20+ years on or before the first day of semester in which a proposed programme of study is offered is eligible to apply for Special Admission. C. Korean University Entrance Evidence of previous tertiary qualifications; or Candidates need to provide their Scholastic Ability Test (SAT) results. Candidates with a combined result greater than 60% will be accepted. Candidates with a lower result may apply for consideration in which they will present a selection of results from secondary education. Language Requirements NZ Citizens and Permanent Residents Candidates must provide evidence for at least one of the following criteria: 1. Native Korean speaker with education in Korea to secondary level and with University Entrance to a Korean University 2. Completion of a degree programme in Korean Language at a recognized Korean University 3. A certificate in the Test Proficiency in Korean (TOPIK) Level 4 or above Korean International Students: Candidates must provide evidence for the following criterion: 1. Native Korean speaker with education in Korea to secondary level and with University Entrance to a Korean University |
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Education Organisation | Alphacrucis Limited | |
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Developed By | Alphacrucis Limited | |
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Quality Assured By | New Zealand Qualifications Authority | |
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Number | 3851 | |
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Status | Current | |
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Created | June 2018 | |
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Last Reviewed | September 2021 | |
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Next Review | December 2023 | |
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Content |
Compulsory Christian Studies (Major)
L100: Understanding the Faith L100: Introduction to the First Testament L100: Writings of the New Testament L200: Personal & Public Ethics L200: Christian Spirituality & Vocation L200: Biblical Hermeneutics L300: Theology Elective L300: Bible or Theology Elective Pastoral Ministry Major L100: Introduction to Ministry L100: Communicating the Gospel L100: Leadership Principles L200: Elective Ministry Paper L200: Contemporary Preaching L300: Church in Society L300: Pastoral Theology or Elective Ministry Paper L300: Ministry Internship II Selection of Electives (not all electives are offered every year) Biblical Hermeneutics The Pentateuch Wisdom Literature Minor Prophets Johannines Prison Epistles Pastoral Epistles Pentecostal Hermeneutics Legal and Governance Issues for Christian Leaders Ministry Internship I Contemporary Preaching Lifespan Development and Formation Healing Ministry in the Church Women in Christian Ministry Critical Thinking for Undergraduate Students Christian Spirituality and Vocation Theology of Social Engagement Christ and Salvation Pentecostal Pneumatology Personal and Public Ethics Psalms & Song of Songs Isaiah Esther Biblical Theology: Old and New Testaments Luke-Acts I & II Corinthians Romans, Galatians and Paul's Narrative World Thessalonians Reading the Synoptic Gospels 1 Peter Revelation World Religions Advanced Leadership and Decision Making Strategic Thinking and Planning Ministry Internship II Church in Society Discipleship Church Planting Triune God and Creation Theology and Popular Culture Pastoral Theology Ecclesiology Independent Guided Study |
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