Australian College of Christian Studies
Programme Detail: Romans
| Language of this entry | English (UK, International) |
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| Name of Programme / Training Resource | Romans |
| Type of Training | Individual standalone programme |
| Reference Number | BED 264 |
| Description | This unit further develops students' understanding of the Gospel by examining the sources of Paul’s thought and salient factors of his message, along with his concept of people’s place in the world and their relationship with God. Application is made to the present day. |
| Keywords | New Testament, Romans, Gospel, Paul's doctrine |
| Languages Programme Available in | English (UK, International) |
| Other Languages | |
| Country and region where programme is available | Australia / New South Wales |
| Area of Ministry and Focus | Bible Teaching and Training / New Testament |
| Residential/Non Residential | Non Residential |
| Full-time or Part-time | Full-time |
| Level | Diploma |
| Cost Range | From US$10,000 to less than US$100,000 |
| Actual Cost | $A645 |
| Bursaries/scholarships available | Yes |
| Actual Length | one semester |
| Average hours of study per week | 11 |
| Methods of instruction | lectures, reading, reflection, seminars and workshops (one subject of full-time or part-time Diploma course) |
| Percentage of time spent in formal learning (e.g. lectures, structured reading, work-books, etc.) | |
| Percentage of time spent on non-formal skill-based learning (e.g. learning on the job and supervised practice, etc.) | |
| Percentage of time spent in informal unstructured learning (e.g. prayer times, teamwork). | |
| Average number of students who take the programme per year (or, if this is a new programme, the number who can be accommodated) | |
| Prerequisite Programmes | BED 101, BED 109 |
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| Qualifications gained | |
| Qualifications this programme is part of | Diploma of Theology/Advanced Diploma of Theology |
| Programme Accredited by | |
| Other Accrediting Bodies | Sydney College of Divinity |
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