- Title
- [Course] About <Ecumenical Seminars>
- Date
- 2020.09.21
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- git
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Students must take at least 10 points to pass "Ecumenical Seminar" course.
Ecumenical points are given when you attend the UGST (GIT) events during the semester.
[Events for Ecumenical Points]
Event Point(s) Entrance Ceremony (Chapel)
(once a semester, every February or August)1 Ecumenical Seminar
(once a semester, a day)2 Wednesday Chapel
(Sinchon, 10~12 times during semester)1
(per each attendance)(GIT Only) GIT Songdo Chapel
(once a week, TBA by GIT student council)1
(per each attendance)(GIT Only) GIT Theo-Talk Cafe
(2~4 times durint semester, TBA by Professors)1 (GIT Only) GIT Colloquium
(once a semester, every June or December)1 Any Other UGST Special Lectures or Conferences
(TBA by UGST office)1
(per each attendance)- If you take more than 10 points, you will pass the course.
- If below 9 points, you will be failed and should re-take the same ecumenical seminar next semester.
- Please note that the events are subject to be changed or added if necessary.
- Even if you passed an ecumenical seminar with more than 10 points, please note that the surplus points won't be carried over the next semester. In the same vein, if failed under 10 points, the earned points will be removed and you will start to retake the ecumenical seminar from zero points.
[Graduation Requirements]
Semester Subject which you need to register 1st semester [TGZ6101] Ecumenical Seminar 1 2nd semester [TGZ6102] Ecumenical Seminar 2 3rd semester [TGZ6103] Ecumenical Seminar 3 - You may see "Ecumenical Seminar 4~5" in the Portal timetable, but you don't need to take them since they are for M.Div students.
- You need to register Ecumenical Seminars in numerical order (1 -> 2-> 3), one per each semester.
- If you failed to take Ecumenical Seminar 1 in your 1st semester, you should register Ecumenical Seminar "1" in your "2nd" semester.
- Please try to pass all the three ecumenical seminars at appropriate semesters, otherwise you may extend your semester to fulfill the course.
- If you get non-passed, you are not allowed to participate in thesis defense as well as graduate.