Prospectus Map

Getting to know your opportunities at Calvary University

The University and its Faculties    summary

A few basic facts about Calvary University
A description of the character of the university
The Creed, Mission, Objectives and Value Statement
The standards of quality CU subscribes to
Calvary University's Statement of Faith
Where you can fit into the Calvary structure
Where Calvary University operates in the world
A portal for the different Faculties of CU

Entry Information    summary

The student registration process
Admission requirements to study at CU
How Recognition of Prior Learning can help you
An explanation of the registration fees
A list of course and programme fees
The fee structure for course credits

Calvary Students    summary

Reasons to study at Calvary University
Your personal profile as a successful student
Aspects which should be in place before you register
The technical requirements for e-learning
The kind of support you can expect from the CU Website
A list of Frequently Asked Questions

Study Process    summary

The process that leads to qualifications and transcripts
The university's philosophy of learning (ODL)
The format of the e-learning model of CU
Concise overview of the learning process
The assessment procedures of web-based tests
Resources that provide support for learning
The role of the professor in the learning process
The presence factor of the Tutor as support for learning
The role of the Academic Tutor in the e-Learning process
The monitorings process holding the tutor responsible
CU e-Learning & the special element of Discipleship

Credit Details    summary

An explanation of credits, courses and programmes
Information about the transfer of credit
How you will receive credits through assessments
Credit Assessment Structure
A list of useful educational definitions
A career path illustration of course credits & programmes
An illustration of the credit weight of "Major" courses
A complete list of the credit weight of all the Calvary courses

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