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Degree Outline Internet Bible College

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Internet Bible College Degree Outline

Degree Outline.doc of 24 Date Printed 3 January 2020 This document supersedes all previous versions

Bachelors Completion in Theology or Counselling

Graduate Certificate

Graduate Diploma

Masters (MTS)

Doctor of Ministry (D. Min)

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D)

Offered through

Vision Internet Bible College

Issued by

Vision International University or

Texas University Of Theology (Religious Exempt)



Table of Contents

Degree Options .................................................................................................................................... 7

Religious Exempt ......................................................................................................................... 8

Florida .......................................................................................................................................... 8

Texas ............................................................................................................................................ 8

Time Frame: ................................................................................................................................. 8

Bachelors Completion .................................................................................................................... 10

Goals .......................................................................................................................................... 10

The Prerequisite ......................................................................................................................... 10

Required Units: The Bachelor Completion Programs: .................................................................. 11

Required Core Program ................................................................................................................. 11

Emphasis in Theology .................................................................................................................... 11

Emphasis in Counselling ................................................................................................................ 11

Thesis ................................................................................................................................................. 11

Fees for the Bachelors Completion: ............................................................................................... 12

Graduate Certificate and Diploma ..................................................................................................... 13

Fees for the Graduate Awards ........................................................................................................ 13

Master of Theological Studies (M.T.S.) Program .............................................................................. 14

Purpose ....................................................................................................................................... 14

Goals .......................................................................................................................................... 14

The Prerequisite ......................................................................................................................... 14

Master of Theological Studies (M.T.S.) ........................................................................................ 14

Emphasis In Theology ............................................................................................................... 14

Objectives Of The Program ....................................................................................................... 15

Goals .......................................................................................................................................... 15

Program Of Study ...................................................................................................................... 15

Leadership Studies ..................................................................................................................... 15

Church History ........................................................................................................................... 15

Ministry Studies ......................................................................................................................... 15

New Testament .......................................................................................................................... 15

Old Testament ............................................................................................................................ 16

Philosophical & Systematic Theology ....................................................................................... 16

World Missions .......................................................................................................................... 16

Thesis ............................................................................................................................................. 16



Fees for the Masters Completion: .................................................................................................. 16

Doctoral Program .............................................................................................................................. 17

Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) .............................................................................................................. 17

Purpose: ...................................................................................................................................... 17

Nature of the Program: ............................................................................................................... 17

Admission: ................................................................................................................................. 17

Prerequisite: ............................................................................................................................... 17

Program Description .................................................................................................................. 18

Component One - Core Courses: (15 Hours) ................................................................................. 18

Component Two - Guided Reading: (9 Hours) .............................................................................. 18

Component Three – Doctoral Project (16 Hours) .......................................................................... 18

Doctoral Proposal ....................................................................................................................... 18

Doctoral Project ......................................................................................................................... 19

Fees for the Doctor of Ministry...................................................................................................... 19

Doctor Of Philosophy - Ph.D. Theology ........................................................................................... 21

Purpose: ...................................................................................................................................... 21

Nature of the Program ................................................................................................................ 21

Admission: ................................................................................................................................. 21

Program Description .................................................................................................................. 21

Component One - Core Courses (27 Hours) .................................................................................. 21

Component Two – Special Topics (9 Hours) ................................................................................. 22

Component Three - Guided Readings (4 Hours) ........................................................................... 23

Component Four – Doctoral Dissertation (14 Hours) .................................................................... 23

Doctoral Proposal ....................................................................................................................... 23

Fees for the Doctor of Philosophy ................................................................................................. 24

Contact Details ................................................................................................................................... 24



Degree Options

The Internet Bible College is a part of the ministry of Vision Colleges (Vision) comprising of the Internet Bible College (IBC), Vision Christian College (VCC) and Vision International College (VIC).

In Co-operation with Texas University of Theology1 (TXUT) we are delighted to offer these degree programs to those students who seek to continue their studies through IBC.

As a distance education provider we specialise in Bible College and Ministry Training and development. We offer the most legitimate, flexible and affordable Bible college and ministry training options either through the Internet with soft copy and online training or by post with hard copy books.

Students who have completed their Diploma of Biblical Theology with VCC or IBC or Advanced Diploma of Christian Ministry and Theology with VIC, or a similar award from an equivalent institution may continue their studies with the Bachelors Completion Program, then the Masters Programs and onto our Doctoral Programs.

Bachelor of Ministry with emphasis on Theology or Counselling

MA in Theological Studies

Doctor of Ministry

Doctor of Philosophy

With Vision, while not entirely open-ended there are no restrictive time frames to meet, no lectures or intensives to attend. You will complete your work in your time, from your place at your pace. Our distance education methods allow students to confidently continue their studies and earn their degree. These self paced, degrees are a legitimate affordable option.

1 The studies offered by Texas University of Theology http://www.txut.org are not in competition with the secular field of training or employment. Texas University of Theology was established to train men and women of God and equip them with the tools necessary to be mature, productive, and functioning parts of the local Body of Christ.

Texas University of Theology is a non-profit corporation located in the state of TX. TXUT is recognized as a tax-exempt organization under Section 501c3 of the US Internal Revenue Code.

Texas University of Theology admits students of any race, colour, national or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities, generally accorded or made available to students at the School. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, colour, national or ethnic origin in the administration of its admissions policies, or other administrated programs. http://www.txut.org/accreditation/



Students completing the Bachelors are eligible to enter the Masters program. Graduates of the Masters are qualified to enter the Doctoral program with Texas University of Theology through IBC.

All of the degrees are issued as "Religious Exempt” and the accreditation is in the state of Texas and Florida. USA.

Religious Exempt

Texas University of Theology is authorized to offer degrees up to and including a Ph.D. through the “Religious Exemption” act in the USA.

This means that a state acrediting body in the USA is satisfied that the work undertaken is as rigorous as the work for an equivalent award in a secular university, however the studies are “Religious Exempt”. This means that they are specifically designed for church and ministry training and do NOT carry credits with secular universities as they are exempt from secular requirements.

These awards are not in competion with secular awards and are specifically designed for ministry application and the study is legitimate, the award is appropriate, the recogition is genuine.

Florida

The Commission for Independent Education, within the State Department of Education, has approval and licensing authority for independent postsecondary institutions.

Texas

The Texas Workforce Commission is the licensing authority for proprietary institutions, including for-profit/proprietary vocational-technical schools. The coordinating board approves associate of applied science and associate of applied arts degree programs offered at public and proprietary institutions.

Time Frame:

Vision Colleges is a specialised distance education provider. We are aware of the unique difficulties of studying at your own pace and relying largely on your own resources. We are committed to being available to you through email, website and telephone service to provide you with as much support and assistance as we are able.

We suggest that you complete one subject at a time. Without being totally open ended our time frame is flexible, you should not need more than three months for a subject or a paper except for the thesis/disertations and we encourage you to keep in touch with us if you will need to take longer.



We want you to enjoy your study, at your pace for the sake of your ministry. However It is important to realise that the longer a student takes to complete the awards the more subject they will be to changes in the program from time to time.



Bachelors Completion

The Internet Bible College is delighted to offer the Bachelors Completion Program (Integrated Studies) from Texas University of Theology, Texas, USA. The course is designed to provide students with a broad understanding of vocational Christian Ministry in the context of the local church. The program incorporates courses from the emphasis areas. Students who need additional credit hours to meet the degree program requirements may select courses from the emphasis areas of the Bachelor of Arts in Christian Ministry program.

The Bachelor of Theological Studies program provide for an extensive, advanced education in a specialized area of Christian ministry. Each is a 30 credit hour program which integrates theological education and professional courses. These programs are especially suited for students desiring to continue on towards doctoral preparation.

Goals

To provide advanced knowledge and understanding of the Bible and the relationship of scripture and the applied discipline.

To provide knowledge and skills in effective, professional ministry in the area of specialization.

To provide academic and professional training equal to programs required for advanced vocational placement.

The Prerequisite

Advanced Diploma of Christian Ministry or Theology from VIC or equivalent institution or

Diploma of Biblical Theology from VCC, IBC or equivalent institution

Similar qualification from an equivalent institution

Those transferring with a secular baccalaureate degree must complete 30 credit hours of Biblical Studies through guided readings as a part of the Bachelor of Divinity program.

All of the University’s Bachelors programs are viewed as complete programs. However, transfer of credit may be allowed if course offerings from other institutions are substantially equivalent to the program of Vision. There are no modifications of the basic program listed here without specific permission of the University.



To complete the Bachelor of Theology in Christian Ministry (Integrated Studies), a student must complete the 5 Core Units and 5 Units from the emphasis of their choice. Please note in some units two subjects are required.

Required Units: The Bachelor Completion Programs:

Required Core Program

Num Unit Subject BI 400 Advanced Hermeneutics Understanding Your Bible, Chant RS 442 Church Growth and Development I Building the Church God Wants, Chant RS 442 Church Growth and Development II Better than Revival, Chant CC 401 The Pastor in Counselling On Belay, DeKoven RS 444 Advanced Christian Worldview Studies Strong Reasons, Chant RS 435 Christian Theology Great Words of the Gospel, Chant

Emphasis in Theology

Num Unit Subject RS 439 Pneumatology Clothed with Power, Chant RS 436 Ecclesiology The Church, Barry Chant RS 437 Christology I Immanuel I, Chant RS 437 Christology II Immanuel II, Chant RS 438 Eschatology When the Trumpet Sounds, Chant RS 419 Systematic Theology Attributes of Splendour, Chant

Emphasis in Counselling

Num Unit Subject CC 402 Crisis Counselling I Dazzling Secrets, Ken Chant CC 402 Crisis Counselling II Grief Relief, DeKoven CC 404 Counsel. the Dysfunctional Family I I Want To Be Like You, Dad, DeKoven; CC 404 Counsel.the Dysfunctional Family II Patterns of Destruction, DeKoven CC 405 Addiction Counselling Addiction Counselling, DeKoven CC 406 Counselling and Family Marriage and Family Life, DeKoven CC 407 Human Development Human Development, Bohac

Thesis

The thesis must be of a length between 15,000 and 20,000 of your own words with your choice of subject. An outline must be submitted for approval to the office and the decision on the suitability of the subject rests with the Principal and is final. Guidelines for writing the thesis are contained in the booklet Student Study Helps and Hints and is provided to the student. Further copies are available from our office.



Note the word count does not include introduction, appendices, embedded scripture, quotations, endnotes, footnotes, bibliography, or such like. The word count is taken from the contents of the chapters only.

Fees for the Bachelors Completion:

1. Enrolment fee: ...................................................................... $85.00

2. Subject fee: $185.00…(12 subjects min) ......................... $2220.00

3. Bound copies of Thesis (2 copies) .. $35.00 ....................... $70.00

4. Thesis fee: .......................................................................... $185.00

5. Total (minimum) ............................................................. $2,560.00

Plus if applicable

1. Academic Transfer: ............................................................... $200.00

2. Postage ............................................................................ As required

Note: Students may pay as they go subject by subject or upfront as the student prefers.



Graduate Certificate and Diploma

These courses are Post Graduate courses and have been developed as an option for those who:

1. Want to continue to study with the Vision Colleges study materials or

2. Who but find the workload and additional costs of the Masters study program too demanding.

The graduate program is an extension of the Bachelors program and the prerequisite is a Bachelors of Theology from Vision Colleges or a similar institution.

To complete the Graduate Certificate and Graduate Diploma the student is required to complete any 10 subjects for each award from the Vision Colleges curriculum that have not previously been undertaken.

The student will complete the standard assessment (typically multiple-choice) and the complete Study Guide.

No thesis is required for the Graduate Certificate or Diploma

Fees for the Graduate Awards

6. Enrolment fee: ...................................................................... $80.00

7. Subject fee: $185.00…(12 subjects min) ......................... $2220.00

8. Total (minimum) ............................................................. $2,300.00

Plus if applicable

3. Academic Transfer: ............................................................... $200.00

4. Postage ............................................................................ As required

Note: Students may pay as they go subject by subject or upfront as the student prefers.



Master of Theological Studies (M.T.S.) Program

Purpose

The Master of Theological Studies degree provides for an extensive, advanced education in a specialized area of Christian ministry. The Masters is a 36 credit hour program which integrates theological education and professional courses. The Master of Theological Studies may serve as the foundation of the Master of Divinity, which is an academic degree, it is a 90 credit hour program. These programs are especially suited for students desiring to continue towards a doctoral preparation.

All of the University Master’s programs are viewed as complete programs. However, transfer of credit may be allowed (up to 6 credits) if course offerings from other institutions are substantially equivalent to the program of Vision and are recognized by C.H.E.A. or a foreign equivalent. There are no modifications of the basic program listed here without specific permission of the University.

Goals

To provide advanced knowledge and understanding of the Bible and the relationship of scripture and the applied discipline.

To provide knowledge and skills in effective, professional ministry in the area of specialization.

To provide academic and professional training equal to programs required for advanced vocational placement.

The Prerequisite

Bachelor of Theology from Texas University of Theology or

Bachelors of Theology from Vision International University or

A similar award from a similar institution

Master of Theological Studies (M.T.S.)

Emphasis In Theology

The twelve courses listed comprises the degree Master of Theological Studies. Substitutions are subject to the approval of the Principal. Substitution may be made if some of the courses listed below have already been taken (Graduate transcripts of courses must be furnished) from the graduate section of the catalogue.



The curriculum, produced by some of the world's top biblical scholars and theologians in cooperation with The Institute of Theological Studies (ITS), serves persons who wish to explore disciplines within Christian theology.

Objectives Of The Program

The M.T.S. is especially suited for persons interested in some aspect of teaching and research or engagement in socio-religious issues. The M.T.S. program may be a bridge to further studies toward a Master of Divinity (M.Div.) or doctoral degree. The program is designed to equip men and women for further study, research or teaching.

Goals

The M.T.S. degree program has as its goals that students undertake a rigorous course of academic study that will provide an opportunity to explore foundational issues in Christian theology.

Program Of Study

While Vision will provide as much study material as possible the student will need to purchase some required study material.

The program focuses on historical, systematic, and biblical theology. Professional ministry issues are not a focus of this program. Nevertheless, the program is designed to provide a theological foundation for ministerial service. The program consists of 12 courses, 3 semester credit hours each, for a total of 36 credit hours.

Leadership Studies

CE503 Advanced Leadership & Administration

Church History

CH505 Survey of Church History CH510 History of the Charismatic Movements

Ministry Studies

MT504 Evangelism and the Local Church

New Testament

NT502 The Pastoral Epistles NT504 The Gospels/Life of Christ NT508 New Testament Survey: The Epistles and Revelation



Old Testament

OT505 The Book of Psalms OT509 The Christian & Old Testament Theology

Philosophical & Systematic Theology

PT504 Christian Worldview ST 503 Contemporary Theology

World Missions

WM501 Introduction to World Missions

Thesis

The thesis must be of a length between 25,000 and 30,000 of your own words with your choice of subject. An outline must be submitted for approval to the office and the decision on the suitability of the subject rests with the Principal and is final. Guidelines for writing the thesis are contained in the booklet Student Study Helps and Hints and is provided to the student. Further copies are available from our office.

Note the word count does not include introduction, appendices, embedded scripture, quotations, endnotes, footnotes, bibliography, or the such like. The word count is taken from the contents of the chapters only.

Fees for the Masters Completion:

1. Enrolment fee: ................................................................................... $90.00

2. Subject fee per subject (12 subjects) $225.00 .............................. $2,700.00

3. Thesis fee: ....................................................................................... $225.00

4. Bound copies of Thesis (2 copies) .. $35.00 .................................... $70.00

5. Total Cost ...................................................................................... $3085.00

If applicable:

1. Academic Transfer: .......................................................................... $200.00

2. Postage ........................................................................................ as Required

Note: Students may pay as they go or upfront as preferred.



Doctoral Program

Texas University of Theology Texas offers two Doctoral Degrees. These are the Doctorate of Ministry (D.Min) and the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.)

Purpose:

The purpose of this degree program is to equip the student for a higher level of competence in the practice of ministry than that achieved in the foundation work normally issuing in the M.T.S. The Doctor of Ministry degree program is designed to serve the need of ministers for an experience of continuing education which renews the personal life of faith, further develops professional competence, and stimulates continued growth, in biblical and theological foundations for ministry.

Nature of the Program:

The program of studies leading to the Doctor of Ministry degree is a forty (40) credit program of study beyond the masters designed for men and women who are engaged in pastoral and related ministries. The candidates are challenged to develop their ministerial skills and to refine and articulate a biblical theology of ministry while in a setting of ministry.

Admission:

Admission to the Doctor of Ministry Program is on the basis of high competence in theology and ministry, as well as motivation to do research in a recognized area of ministry. Competence in theology may be demonstrated by having completed a minimum of a Master of Theology degree with a balanced curriculum, including disciplines in biblical studies, ethics, and studies in ministry. A complete transcript of previous academic work is to be submitted before an application for admission can be acted on. The equivalent of 40 semester hours of graduate work beyond the masters plus a doctoral project is required to complete the degree. Some Masters degrees may have deficiencies and the Dean reserves the right to have the student take certain foundational courses.

Prerequisite:

Master of Theology from Texas University of Theology or from Vision International University or equivalent Theological institution



Program Description

The program is divided into three components:

Core Courses (15 semester hours)

Guided Reading (9 semester hours)

Doctoral Project (16 semester hours)

1. Proposal (4 semester hours)

2. Project (12 semester hours)

Component One - Core Courses: (15 Hours)

A 5,000 word paper is to be written on each of the 5 core courses covering the topic thoroughly. Each core course is worth three (3) credits.

DM801 Church Growth and Leadership

DM803 Counselling, Family Life and Pastoral Leadership

DM807 Conflict Management and Resolution in Church Life

DM811 Missions in the 21st Century

DM818 Preaching: Its Place and Importance in Contemporary Worship

The Doctoral student must submit a Bibliography of the books used for the core course papers.

Component Two - Guided Reading: (9 Hours)

Guided Readings reflect an area of research which is directed toward the writing of the doctoral project. The student is to choose a minimum of twenty-five (25) sizable works, approved by the Principal, to read and write on. The minimal size of the work is 5,000 words. The writings must be comprehensive enough to cover the topic. This primarily constitutes Chapter 2 of the doctoral project. The completed Guided Readings are a part of the doctoral project and leads toward candidacy status.

Component Three – Doctoral Project (16 Hours)

Doctoral Proposal

The student is to then write a proposal for the Doctorate, describing the project according to the prescribed format. The completed proposal is to be approved by the Doctoral Committee. The process and format for a Doctoral Proposal is described in



“Research Writing Made Easy” and the paper titled “Steps to Completing Your Doctoral Project/Dissertation”.

Doctoral Project

Upon approval of the proposal the student is to begin writing their Doctoral Project, according to the specific format. The Doctoral Project is the finishing work for the Doctoral degree, and is what provides the right to be called Doctor. It is worth 16 credits towards the degree program. The minimum size of the project is 50,000 of your own words with your choice of subject. An outline must be submitted for approval to the office and the decision on the suitability of the subject rests with the Principal and is final. Guidelines for writing the thesis are contained in the booklet Student Study Helps and Hints and is provided to the student. Further copies are available from our office.


Guidelines for the writing of the Project are again found in the book “Research Writing Made Easy”, and with the help of your doctoral project coordinator, you will be able to complete your goal.

Fees for the Doctor of Ministry

Each doctoral student will be given a doctoral handbook that will walk them step by step through the doctoral program.

1. Enrolment fee ............................................................................. $95.00

2. Core Courses each (5 papers) ............ $400.00 ..................... $2000.00

3. The Guided readings costs 1 only ........................................... $400.00

4. Thesis fee .................................................................................. $500.00

5. Two bound thesis copies ....................... $35.00 ......................... $70.00

6. The total cost is ..................................................................... $3,065.00

If applicable:

1. Academic Transfer: .................................................................. $400.00

2. Postage ................................................................................ as Required

Note: Students may pay as they go or upfront as the student prefers.

This is largely a research project; students are required to source their own study material.



Doctor Of Philosophy - Ph.D. Theology

Purpose:

The purpose of this degree program is to provide an opportunity for the student on a post-graduate level to achieve primacy in discipline of ministry and leadership, through original research and creative work in that area of ministry as demonstrated by a completed doctoral dissertation.

Nature of the Program

The Doctor of Philosophy degree is a 54 credit program beyond a masters which combines 27 credits in core courses, 9 credits in Special Topics, 4 credits in guided readings and a 14 credit Dissertation of 75,000 words minimum, using the approved style of writing a five chapter dissertation.

This research degree has a primary emphasis of leadership in research within various areas of ministry. Each step of the doctorate is supervised by faculty mentors, one chosen by the student to serve as a reader and one by the University, who will serve as chairman of the committee.

Admission:

For admission to the program the candidate must have a D.Min in Biblical or similar studies. A complete transcript of previous academic work is to be submitted before an application can be acted upon. These transcripts will be evaluated in terms of the entrance and graduation requirements of the University with due allowances for equivalencies.

Program Description

The program is divided into four components:

1. Core Courses (27 semester hours)

2. Special Topics (9 semester hours)

3. Guided Reading (4 semester hours)

4. Doctoral Dissertation (14 semester hours)

Proposal (2 semester hours)

Dissertation (12 semester hours)

Component One - Core Courses (27 Hours)



A 5,000 word paper is to be written on each of the 9 core courses covering the topic thoroughly. Each core course is worth three (3) credits.

CL701 Spiritual Formation

CL702 The Christian Life: An Evangelical Spiritual Theology

CL703 Church Administration and Leadership

CL704 Interpersonal Communication and Conflict Management

CL705 Advanced Leadership and Administration

CL706 Spiritual Leadership Formation and Basic Principles

CL707 Christian Ethics

CL708 The Missionary Encounter with World Religions

CL709 Advanced Spiritual Leadership Formation

The Doctoral student must submit a Bibliography of the books used for the core course papers.


Component Two – Special Topics (9 Hours)

The doctoral student will select three special topics from the list below. A 5,000 word paper is to be written on each of the 3 special topics courses covering the topic thoroughly. Each special topics course is worth three (3) credits.

CB820 Philosophy of Corporate Management

CB840 Philosophy of Personal Management

CB850 Business Law and Ethics for Church Administrators

CC850 Clinical Applications of Counseling in the Church

CC860 Psychopathology, Sin and Demonic Influence

CC870 Psychotherapy, Pastoral Counseling and Inner Healing

CC880 Psychology and Theology – A Personal Integration

CC890 Personality Theory, Therapy and Development

ED820 Human Behaviour

ED830 Psychology of Learning

ED840 Philosophy of Learning

ED850 Educational Leadership



RS810 Higher Criticism, Biblical Exegesis and Textual Criticism

RS820 Contemporary Theology and Evangelical Belief

RS830 Church History and Modern Religious Movements

RS840 Creationism, Evolution and Biblical Theology

RS850 Practical Theology, Contemporary Methodology and Church Life

Component Three - Guided Readings (4 Hours)

Guided Readings reflect an area of research which is directed toward the writing of the doctoral project. The student is to choose a minimum of twenty-five (25) sizable works, approved by the Principal, to read and write on. The minimal size of the work is 5,000 words. The writings must be comprehensive enough to cover the topic. This primarily constitutes Chapter 2 of the doctoral project. The completed Guided Readings are a part of the doctoral project and leads toward candidacy status.

Note the word count does not include embedded scripture, quotations, endnotes, footnotes, bibliography, introduction, appendices or the such like and are counted from the contents of the chapters only.

Component Four – Doctoral Dissertation (14 Hours)

Doctoral Proposal

The student is to then write a proposal for the Doctorate, describing the project according to the prescribed format.

The minimum size of the dissertation is 75,000 of your own words with your choice of subject. An outline must be submitted for approval to the office and the decision on the suitability of the subject rests with the Principal and is final. Guidelines for writing the thesis are contained in the booklet Student Study Helps and Hints and is provided to the student. Further copies are available from our office

Note the word count does not include embedded scripture, quotations, endnotes, footnotes, bibliography, introduction, appendices or the such like and are counted from the contents of the chapters only.

The completed proposal is to be approved by the Doctoral Committee. The process and format for a Doctoral Proposal is described in “Research Writing Made Easy” and the paper titled “Steps to Completing Your Doctoral Project/Dissertation”.



Fees for the Doctor of Philosophy

1. Enrolment fee ........................................... $75.00 .......................... $95.00

2. Core Courses per paper (9 papers) ........ $400.00 ..................... $3600.00

3. The Guided readings costs 1 only .............................................. $400.00

4. Special Topics per topic (3 topics) ......... $400.00 .................... $1200.00

5. Thesis fee ..................................................................................... $500.00

6. Two bound thesis copies ........................... $35.00 ......................... $70.00

7. The total cost is .......................................................................... $5865.00

If applicable:

1. Academic Transfer: ....................................................................... $400.00

2. Postage ..................................................................................... as Required

Note: Students may pay as they go or upfront as the student prefers.

This is largely a research project; students are required to source their own study material.

Contact Details

Rev. Dr. Denis Plant

Vision Internet Bible College Vision Christian College

Vision International College

Po Box 84 Macquarie Fields

N.S.W. 2564

Ph 029603 2077 Fx 02 9603 3277

Email: [email protected] Web: http://www. internetbiblecollege.com

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