Lecturers from STT Baptis Kavalri continue their doctoral study at SPs UIN Jakarta

Lecturers from STT Baptis Kavalri continue their doctoral study at SPs UIN Jakarta

  • 16 September 2019
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SPs, UIN News Online – Seven lecturers from Sekolah Tinggi Teologi (STT) Baptis Kalvari Jakarta began to attend their Doctoral study program at the graduate school (SPs) of UIN Jakarta. The acceptance of the seven STT Baptis Kavlari lecturers of was conducted at the SPs UIN Jakarta Auditorium on Friday (09/12/2019), by Deputy Director of SPs UIN Jakarta Hamka Hasan.

Also present in the event, Head of Master’s program of SPs UIN Jakarta Arif Jamhari and SPs UIN Jakarta Doctoral program secretary Asmawi. In addition to the seven lecturers, the SPs UIN Jakarta also received 18 new doctoral scholarship program students from the Ministry of Religious Affairs.

On the occasion, a brief orientation was held regarding the lecture system at the SPs UIN Jakarta, such as introducing several compulsory subjects and matriculations which must be taken by the students.

“New students must know what compulsory subjects they are required to take and what the mechanism is,” said Hamka to UIN News Online, Monday (09/16/2019).

According to Hamka, there are at least three main courses that must be taken by the doctoral program stuedents. These courses are language courses, matriculation courses, and compulsory subjects.

“For students from STT Baptists, there is a History of Islamic Civilization course and Arabic as a matriculation course,” he added.

For information, the seven lecturers will take full regular courses at the SPs UIN Jakarta. They will also receive the same rights and facilities as other students, both from the scholarship and regular admission.

Previously, the Chairman of STT Baptis Kavalri Ang Harjunadi Sudarma said that cooperation with UIN Jakarta, especially with the SPs UIN Jakarta is based on diversity relationship. This is because STT Baptist Calvary and UIN Jakarta are higher education institutions under the guidance of the Ministry of Religious Affairs and have a joint mission in fostering their respective communities. (usa/ns)