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Grace University - Academics

2007-2008 Grace University Catalog

Educational Partnerships

Articulated Agreements to Enhance Learning
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Articulated Agreements to Enhance Learning
Grace University offers students educational opportunities beyond traditional program requirements. Several of these opportunities are offered to Grace students based on an articulated agreement with other institutions and organizations.

Focus on the Family Institute
Grace University holds an articulated participation agreement with the Focus on the Family Institute located on the campus of Focus on the Family in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Because of this relationship, a Grace student has an advantage when competing for limited openings to study for a semester in Colorado. Students are able to complete up to 15 semester credits at Grace through the training experience at Focus on the Family that can enhance their training from Grace. Courses offered are listed below. For more information, contact the Dean of Grace College of the Bible.
PSY 426                Christian Worldview Studies              3
PSY 427                Family, Church & Society Studies     3
PSY 453                Marriage & Leadership Studies          3
PSY 454                Family Life Studies                           3
PSY 458                Practicum                                        3

Bethsaida Excavation Project
Grace University is an active member in a consortium of colleges and universities actively excavating the ancient site of Bethsaida in Israel. As an active research institution, Grace students have the opportunity to study archeology on site in Israel and cooperate with students from other institutions in the ongoing excavation of this historical biblical site. For more information contact the Academic Vice-President.

Evangelical Training Association
Grace University is an active member of the Evangelical Training Association. All graduates, who complete the association’s requirements receive the Standard Diploma. Graduates within the professional ministry programs meet the requirements for the diploma as a part of their regular course of study, and students in other degree programs may qualify for the diploma by completing 90 semester hours, including twelve (12) semester credits of Bible and fifteen (15) semester credits of approved ministry courses.
An associate diploma is available upon completion of 60 semester credits, including six (6) semester credits of Bible and six (6) semester credits of ministry courses. Recipients of the Diploma have their names registered in the E.T.A. office and are qualified to conduct teacher training classes in local churches using E.T.A. materials.

Jerusalem University College
Grace University is a member of the Consortium of Associated Schools of Jerusalem University College (formerly known as the Institute for Holy Land Studies) whereby Grace University students can travel and study in Israel in short courses (3 weeks) or through extended study (a semester or year). Jerusalem University College has a specialized curriculum designed to introduce students to the study of Palestine and the Near East, Courses are available in the languages and literature of Near Eastern cultures and peoples of ancient times, as well as in the cultures and peoples of today with their roles in the present world scene. The curriculum of JUC has been designed to take advantage of the distinctive resources of study and research available in Jerusalem and throughout Israel. Historical and cultural aspects of the land are covered thoroughly in a variety of courses. These courses, together with geographical, archaeological, and linguistic studies, provide a unique on-the-scene exposure. This exposure is ensured through a staff of scholars and lecturers resident in the land. The use of local Jewish and Arab expertise in some of the classes contributes to the unique character of the program.
The major portion of the instruction is done in the English language by the staff that has been recruited from the faculties of the Hebrew University and the University of Tel Aviv. Students desiring transfer credit in a particular program should consult the Registrar prior to enrolling in courses.
For more information contact the Academic Vice President.

Children’s Ministry Institute
Grace University has an agreement with the Children’s Ministries Institute (CMI), operated by Child Evangelism Fellowship in Warrenton, Missouri, whereby Grace University students can participate in a one semester, specialized training program for potential leaders and directors in Children’s Ministries. In addition to classroom instruction, this program requires extensive practicum experience within the Christian Education program at Grace University. Acquiring credit for this educational experience is based on permission from the Christian Education Program Director and the Academic Vice President and admission into the program by CMI.

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