Catalogue 2008 Book - Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary

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Candidates in Phase IV The Doctoral Project must submit written evidence of progress on their projects in a timely manner, as agreed upon with their faculty supervisors and in accordance with their written time-lines. Projects for which no written work has been submitted within 12 months will ordinarily be considered unsatisfactory unless otherwise approved by the director. A candidate who receives the grade of F (failure) on his or her doctoral project may be permitted by the director to take TDS.800 The Doctoral Seminar a second time and begin a new project with a new team of supervisors. A student is permitted to repeat Phase IV only once. Candidates who complete all requirements for the DMin degree except for the fi nal doctoral project will be awarded a Certifi cate of Advanced Pastoral Studies. Any student may be asked to withdraw from the Doctor of Ministry program if the supervisors and director deem that satisfactory progress is not being made by the student on the doctoral project. SUPERVISION AND EVALUATION In addition to oversight of the student’s work by a faculty supervisor, students enrolled in elective courses are expected to arrange for an on-site advisor whose competence in ministry or an allied fi eld is helpful to the project. These arrangements are subject to the approval of the director and any expense which may be incurred is the responsibility of the student. Projects are submitted for evaluation by faculty and peers in the program. Ordinarily evaluation takes place during the residence term following the one in which the project was begun. TRANSFER OF CREDIT DMin students who have done academic work beyond the basic theological degree which includes study, practice of ministry, and evaluation may apply for credit for this work. All requests for transfer of credit are made to the academic dean. Ordinarily, a student can transfer only one elective course into the DMin program. No credit will be given for academic work completed more than fi ve years prior to a student’s matriculation. 90
�DMIN COURSE OF STUDY OVERVIEW� DOCTOR OF MINISTRY DEGREE PROGRAM PHASES COURSE TITLES / PROJECTS DURATION PHASE I January: Residence Term June: Residence Term + 2 Core Courses* (12 credits each) + 2-week residency in Austin for each course Core Course A: The Bible and The Practice of Ministry OR Core Course B: Theological Reflection and the Practice of Ministry Each core course requires a substantive essay ADVANCEMENT TO CANDIDACY PHASE II THE DOCTORAL SEMINAR + 2-week residency in Austin (12 credits) 91 Core Course (A or B) (Same as January) PHASE III AREA OF CONCENTRATION (Courses may be taken in January or June) + 3 courses in the Proclamation Christian Evangelism Specialized candidate's area and Worship Nurture & Mission Emphases in of concentration in a Ministry (12 credits each) + 2-week residency Multicultural Context in Austin for In-Ministry In-Ministry In-Ministry In-Ministry each course Projects Projects Projects Projects APPROVAL OF DOCTORAL PROJECT PROPOSAL (by the end of Phase III) PHASE IV THE DOCTORAL PROJECT + Final project (12 credits) 1 to 2 years for Phase I (6 months to 1 year per course) 1 Term 1 1/2 to 3 years for Phase III (6 months to 1 year per course) In-Ministy Research 1 to 1 1/2 years for Phase IV * Students matriculate in January or June and may begin with either Core Course.
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�THE PURPOSE AND HISTORY OF AUSTI
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LOCATION �LOCATION OF AUSTIN SEMI
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ADMISSIONS CAMPUS VISITATION TERMS
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AUDITORS Austin Seminary offers the
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PROCEDURES 1. Submit a formal appli
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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS THE MASTER OF ART
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COURSE WORK The 102 credits require
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