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Global University Catálogo De La Facultad De Estudios De Pregrado De Biblia Y Teología 2017 GLOBAL UNIVERSITY CATÁLOGO DE LA FACULTAD DE ESTUDIOS DE PREGRADO DE BIBLIA Y TEOLOGÍA 1211 South Glenstone Avenue • Springfield, Missouri 65804-0315 USA Teléfono: 800.443.1083 • 417.862.9533 • Fax 417.862.0863 Correo electrónico: [email protected] • Sitio Web: www.globaluniversity.edu ©2017 Global University Todos los derechos reservados ÍNDICE De parte del Presidente ..............................................4 Crédito por aprendizaje basado en la experiencia .........23 De parte del Preboste .................................................5 Admisión en un programa de estudio para un segundo título de pregrado .................24 Información general .................................................. 6 Prólogo ........................................................................ 6 La orientación estudiantil ............................................24 Historia ........................................................................ 6 El número de alumno y el carné ....................................24 Misión de Global University........................................... 6 Rendimiento académico aceptable ..............................24 Declaración Doctrinal.....................................................7 La transferencia de crédito de Global University ...........25 Declaración de política de no discriminacion ..................7 Los expedientes académicos de los Oficina Internacional de Global University ......................7 créditos de Global University ....................................... 26 Calendario 2017 ............................................................7 La post-prueba y la encuesta....................................... 26 Requisitos para la graduación ..................................... 26 Programas de estudio ............................................... 8 Programas no conducentes a un título ........................... 8 Programas de título de pregrado ..............................27 Programas conducentes a un título ............................... 8 La definición de curso y materia ..................................27 Los prerrequisitos y las recomendaciones Administración y Cuerpo docente .............................10 de secuencia ............................................................. 27 Junta Directiva .............................................................10 El sistema de numeración de cursos .............................27 Junta Administrativa ....................................................10 Comité de Asuntos Académicos ................................... 11 El Título de Licenciatura en Biblia y Teología ............ 28 Criterios para la tesis .................................................. 28 Coordinadores regionals y representantes nacionales ... 11 Cuerpo docente ........................................................... 11 El TÍtulo de Licenciatura en Estudios Bíblicos ........... 29 Acreditación y Aprobaciones ....................................12 Programas para obtener un segundo título Acreditación ................................................................12 de pregrado .............................................................30 Certificación ................................................................12 Segundo Título de Licenciatura en Biblia y Teología ......30 Afiliaciones .................................................................12 Segundo Título de Licenciatura en Estudios Bíblicos ..... 31 Beneficios educacionales ............................................12 Título de Asociado universitario y Normas de la universidad ......................................... 13 Programa de certificado ................................................ 32 Normas básicas de integridad académica ..................... 13 TÍtulo de Asociado Universitario en Biblia y TeologÍa .....32 Código de conducta ..................................................... 13 Certificados Universitarios ...........................................33 Debido proceso de los derechos del alumno ................ 13 Pautas y requisitos para los cursos de pregrado ........34 Política de Global University para presentar quejas.......14 Los métodos de instrucción .........................................34 Atención de las quejas de los alumnos .........................14 El uso de materiales de Global University .....................34 Notificación de derechos bajo FERPA ............................ 15 La organización de cada lección ...................................34 Tecnología de instrucción y Recursos bibliotecarios ..16 Las tareas de lectura ....................................................36 Información útil en la Internet ......................................16 Cómo estudiar un curso ...............................................36 Recursos bibliotecarios ................................................16 Tiempo límite para completar un curso .........................36 Información financiera ............................................. 17 Las tareas escritas .......................................................36 Ayuda financiera .......................................................... 17 Requisito de Aprendizaje por Servicio (RAS) .................36 Disponibilidad de informes financieros ........................ 17 Evaluaciones de unidad ...............................................36 Cuotas académicas y especiales del Examen final ...............................................................36 programa de pregrado ................................................. 17 La notificación de las calificaciones .............................36 Política de cancelación y reembolso ............................ 17 Biblioteca en línea* .....................................................37 Proceso de retiro .........................................................18 Tarea especial .............................................................37 De parte del Decano .................................................19 Descripción de los cursos .........................................39 División de Biblia ........................................................39 Objetivos y descripción ........................................... 20 División de Teología .....................................................43 Los programas de pregrado ......................................... 20 División de Ministerios de la Iglesia .............................45 Licenciatura en Biblia y Teología .................................. 20 División de Estudios Interculturales .............................47 Licenciatura en Estudios Bíblicos ................................ 20 División de Educación General .................................... 49 La obtención de un segundo título de pregrado ........... 20 Cursos especiales ........................................................52 Asociado en Biblia y Teología ...................................... 20 Programa de Certificado ...............................................21 Cuerpo docente y Escritores de Global University ......53 Alumnos que están matriculados actualmente .............21 Residente ....................................................................53 Admisión en un programa de estudio de pregrado ..... 21 Adjunto .......................................................................55 Estudio libre de cursos ................................................21 Cuerpo docente contribuyente .................................... 66 La selección de un programa de pregrado ....................21 Cuerpo docente contribuyente inactivo.........................67 Procedimientos de postulación y matriculación ............22 Transferencia de créditos .............................................23 Catálogo 2017 de la Facultad de Estudios de Pregrado de Biblia y Teología 3 DE PARTE DEL PRESIDENTE ¡Bienvenido a Global University! Nos complace saber de su interés en nuestra escuela y de su deseo de prepararse para el servicio en el Reino de Dios. En nuestro catálogo encontrará toda la información respecto de quienes somos, nuestra misión, nuestra historia, las normas y políticas de la institución, así como también los variados programas de estudio disponibles. Deseamos ayudarle a escoger un programa de estudio que lo preparará para cumplir con el llamado de Dios en su vida. Un aspecto único de nuestro programa es la enseñanza aplicada y práctica ministerial a través del Requisito de Aprendizaje por Servicio (RAS). Este requisito permite que el alumno utilice lo que ha aprendido en teoría y lo demuestre en la práctica. Así, el alumno saca provecho de la integración de la disciplina académica y la aplicación práctica a través de todos sus estudios. Global University está compuesta de cuatro escuelas que proveen un enfoque curricular fluido que comienza con planes de estudios no académicos y procede a través de varios niveles, para culminar con títulos de pregrado y postgrado. Las cuatro escuelas son: Escuela de Evangelismo y Discipulado, Escuela de la Biblia Berea (ofrece programas de continuación educativa para adultos, para capacitar a personas para el liderazgo), Facultad de Estudios de Pregrado de Biblia y Teología (ofrece programas conducentes a un asociado universitario o una licenciatura), y Facultad de Postgrado de Biblia y Teología (ofrece programas, sólo en inglés, conducentes a los títulos de Master of Arts, Master of Divinity, y Doctor of Ministry). Los catálogos para cada escuela también están disponibles en nuestro sitio web: es.globaluniversity.edu. Los que estudian con Global University
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