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IMPORTANT
ENROLMENTS MUST BE RECEIVED BY
WEDNESDAY 21ST JULY
Classes begin week commencing 26th July
2010.
Fees: $250 per unit
Students who have not previously studied
at SACOTC please complete both the enrolment and admission
forms. Returning students need to complete the enrolment form
only.
Once completed, please fax back forms to
03 9874 5281 or return to PO BOX 1153 North Mitcham 3132.
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ALC214 Coptic 2
- Advanced Bohairic
On Campus -
Tuesday evenings 7.00pm - 9.30pm
Dr Magdi Awad
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Level two study of
the Coptic Language.
DHI142 Hymns 1 -
Introduction to Coptic Hymnology
On Campus -
Wednesday evenings 7.00pm - 9.30pm
Dr Moneer
Rizkalla
Coptic Hymns are melodies of
love that nourish the spirit of both the singer and the
listener, and when sung from the heart, have the power of
drawing one closer to God in the Church. This course covers the
Liturgical responses for the congregation in the St. Basil
Liturgy, and a major part of Praises.
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AAC114
Introduction to Coptic
Archaeology
On Campus -
Wednesday evenings 7.00pm - 9.30pm
Dr Youhanna
Youssef
Students of this unit will learn the definition of Coptic
Archaeology, the seven stages of the Coptic archaeology, the
particularities of each stage and examples from the different
sites, artifacts and the most important sites in Coptic
archaeology.
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CHD134 History
of Dogma
On Campus -
Thursday evenings 7.00pm - 9.30pm
Dr Magdi Awad
Students who take this unit will gain an understanding of the
Christological teachings of the Coptic Church, the real reason
for the depose of Dioscorus in the Council of Chalcedon, why the
Oriental Orthodox Churches do not acknowledge the Council of
Chalcedon, and the difference between the Oriental Orthodox
churches, Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches.
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DMF155 Christian
Family
Intensive unit -
6/7th, 20/21st & 27/28th November
Dr Samir Ibrahim
In the Christian understanding, the family is the core of the
fundamental structure of the existence of man. In this unit
students will gain an understanding of the proper inter-familial
dynamics from a Christian perspective, the proper roles of
different family members, their interactions and their possible
complementary functions, and how to handle family problems from
a spiritual and psychological perspective.
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