The Bachelor of Divinity is currently in the process of accreditation by the CHE and registration with the DHET.
Read the full statementGovernance
The Institute is governed by a Board of Directors and led by the Principal. Academic matters are overseen by an Academic Committee.
Board of Directors
Office bearers
Committees
Academic Committee
Academic standards, admission authority, curriculum, assessment results, progression, awards and academic policy. It is chaired by the Programme Coordinator and includes the Principal and three senior lecturers.
Programme and Curriculum Committee
Coherence of the Bachelor of Divinity, module alignment, annual review, research integration and curriculum improvement.
Assessment and Examination Committee
Assessment plans, moderation, examination security, irregularities, results and academic appeals.
Work-Integrated Learning Committee
Placement approval, mentor approval, agreements, monitoring, assessment and the quality of Work-Integrated Learning.
Research Ethics Committee
Ethics screening, review, permissions, integrity, and the protection of participants and their data.
Student Support Committee
Early alerts, reasonable accommodation, support plans, referrals and the monitoring of student success.
Independent appeal panels
Fair review of an academic, disciplinary or administrative decision, without the participation of the person who made it.
Academic and church decisions stay separate
The Institute decides academic admission under its Admission Policy, appoints lecturers, assessors and moderators, approves marks, determines progression and awards the degree. The churches decide candidature for ministry, calling, character and ecclesiastical suitability through classis, curators and other church bodies. An academically eligible student may enrol without seeking ordination.
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