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Philosophical-Theological Studies are completed if written work is made and the graduate exam taken, which is equivalent to 5 ECTS credits.
Graduate work
- Graduate work is made from the field of theology or related sciences included in the graduate study. - Graduate supervisor can be a teacher appointed in the title of assistant professor or higher ranked professors. - Graduate work, written in accordance to the scientific methods, should contain at least 30 standard author pages. - Student is required to report the title of the final written work and the name of the supervisor to the Student Office Desk at least six months before the final exam. - Dates of the final exam are scheduled once in a month during the academic year and can be found in the academic leaflet. - At least one of three topic areas of the exam should cover theology and particularly relate to a systematic, Biblical or pastoral-liturgical theology. - Students submit an application for the final exam and inform on the selected topic area different than that elaborated by the graduate work, two months prior the scheduled final examination time. - Within a week after the graduate exam submission a student is informed on the topic area of the exam by the Dean's advisory bord.
Graduate exam
- Graduate exam is open to the public. - Graduate exam consists of two parts. - The first part consists of the presentation of the graduate work and student's reflections on his/her own work within presentation. Presentation and discussion last 10 minutes each. - The second part consists of student's answers to exam committee' questions from two topic areas, one proposed by the student through graduate exam application and other determined by the Dean's advisory board within a week after the student applied for the graduate exam. Thesarium for the graduate exam is determined by the Faculty Council. - Student may postpone the final exam at least eight days prior to the exam. - Every postponing of the final exam upon second application should be paid according to the regulations of the Faculty Council.
