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Voltooi van mini-verhandeling / verhandeling / proefskrif
Die student lê hoofstuk na hoofstuk aan die studieleier / promotor voor. Na alle moontlike kommentaar deur die studieleier / promotor op 'n hoofstuk bevredigend hanteer is, kan die student voortgaan met die volgende hoofstuk. 'n PhD-student moet 'n artikel, gebaseer op sy / haar tesis voorberei en indien by 'n…http://theology.nwu.ac.za/m-d-program/completion-mini-dissertationdissertationthesis
Completion of mini-dissertation/dissertation/thesis
The student submits chapter after chapter to the study leader / promoter. After all possible commentary from the study leader/promoter of a chapter has been satisfactorily dealt with the student may then proceed to the next chapter. A PhD student must prepare an article, based upon his / her thesis and submit the same for publication by…http://theology.nwu.ac.za/m-d-programmes/registration
Registration
Registration Process A registration form must be requested from your faculty advisor (contact details below) or from PostGrad-EnquiriesPOTCH@nwu.ac.za or lauren.delport@nwu.ac.za / Sandra.horn@nwu.ac.za . The completed and signed registration form accompanied by proof of payment (deposit slip or internet printout, or an…http://theology.nwu.ac.za/af/unit-reformational-theology-and-development-sa-society/ekumeniese-perspektiewe-op-die-ontwikkeling
Ekumeniese Perspektiewe op die ontwikkeling van die samelewing
Fokus: Ekumeniese Perspektiewe op die ontwikkeling van die samelewing Subprogramleier: Dr Francois Muller e-pos: francois.muller@nwu.ac.za Doelwitte: Die Navorsingsubprogram werk aan ʼn diagnostiese analise van ontwikkelinge binne die Pentekostalistiese, Neo-Pentekostalistiese en Reformatoriese Teologie – gefokus op die…http://theology.nwu.ac.za/unit-reformational-theology-and-development-sa-society/ecumenical-perspectives-development-society
Ecumenical Perspectives on the development of the Society
Focus: Ecumenical Perspectives on the development of the Society Subprogramme leader: Dr Francois Muller e-mail: francois.muller@nwu.ac.za Objectives: To further the Reformed approach to holistic mission; To study the church in mission and new church planting, in different contexts; To build out Christian apologetics the light of…http://theology.nwu.ac.za/af/m-d-programmes/aansoeke
Aansoeke
Riglyne 'n Kort navorsingsmotivering van 1000 tot 2000 woorde moet die aansoekvorm saam met al die nodige dokumentasie vergesel. Hierdie voorstel moet betrekking hê op die onderwerp wat vir navorsing voorgestel word en moet die navorsingsprobleem duidelik stel. 'n Kort, verduidelikende agtergrond moet gegee word om te…http://theology.nwu.ac.za/m-d-programmes/application-admission
Application & Admission
How to apply for masters and doctoral studies A short research motivation of about 1000 to 2000 words must accompany the application form together with all the necessary documentation. This proposal must cover the topic suggested for research and must clearly state the research problem. A short explanatory back ground must be given…http://theology.nwu.ac.za/ancient-texts-text-context-and-reception/ancient-history-society
Ancient History Society
Text, Context and Receptionhttp://theology.nwu.ac.za/ancient-texts/focus-area-meetings
Focus Area Meetings
Call for papers - 20-22 Aprilhttp://theology.nwu.ac.za/ancient-language-and-text-studies/speaking-latin
Speaking Latin
Why speak Latin? Well, why not? As William Wallace's uncle Argyle remarks in the 1995 hit movie Braveheart, "You don't speak Latin? Well, that's something we shall have to remedy, isn't it." The school of Ancient Languages and Text Studies has a group of lecturers, students, and alumni who…http://theology.nwu.ac.za/ancient-language-and-text-studies/short-courses
Short Courses
The School presents short courses in Medical Terminology, Botanical Latin, Old Testament Studies and Mythology. Botanical Latin This short course aims to introduce students of botany to the Latin and Greek vocabulary from which the botanical names of plants have been created.http://theology.nwu.ac.za/ancient-language-and-text-studies/subject-groups
Subject groups
Greek Semitic Languages Latin Ancient Culturehttp://theology.nwu.ac.za/ancient-language-and-text-studies/greek
Greek
The School of Ancient Languages and Texts Studies offers Greek on all levels from beginners to doctoral level. There are seven undergraduate courses and these courses are taken as part of the BA Ancient Languages programme as a core module, BTh Biblical Languages as a core module, and, as an elective in programmes Humanities.…http://theology.nwu.ac.za/ancient-language-and-text-studies/semitic-languages
Semitic Languages
The School of Ancient Languages and Texts Studies offers Semitic Languages on all levels from beginners to doctoral level. There are seven undergraduate courses. These courses form part of the BA Ancient Languages programme as a core module, BTh Biblical Languages as a core module, and, as an elective in programmes in Humanities.…http://theology.nwu.ac.za/ancient-language-and-text-studies/latin
Latin
The School of Ancient Languages and Texts Studies offers Latin on all levels from beginners to doctoral level. There are six undergraduate courses and these courses form part of the BA Ancient Languages programme as a core module, BTh Biblical Languages as a core module, and, as an elective in most programmes in Law and Humanities…http://theology.nwu.ac.za/ancient-language-and-text-studies/ancient-cultures