Students’ Admission

Procedures

STUDENTS’ ADMISSION

Procedures for Student Admission

Students can apply to anyone of the programs that GIT offers if the students have the entry requirements.

Note:

Global Institute of theology can accept international students. However, such applications are not yet formal. Consequently, prospective students need to interact personally with our administration at admin@git.edu.mt. • To apply for admission in the “Award in Disciplining the Christian Life” in MQF levels 2, students are required to have an adequate ability to read and understand English. For level 3, there are two options. o First, a school leaving certificate that proofs adequate understanding of English. o The second option is for prospect students who do not have a school leaving certificate is to take an English proficiency test. ▪ Students from age 11 onwards can apply for this program • To apply for admission in the program “Christian Service” in Ministry in MQF level 3, students are required to have an adequate ability of reading and understanding English. For level 3, there are two options. o First, a school leaving certificate that proofs adequate understanding of English. o The second option is for prospectives students who do not have a school leaving certificate is to take an English proficiency test. ▪ Students from age 13 onwards can apply for this program • The Ministerial Studies program o A HOME GROWN VERSION OF THIS PROGRAM IS SUBMITTED FOR ACCREDITATION (MQF Level 5 qualification). The program is no longer available as a recognized program by the MFHEA. Students that wish to enroll in the Global University Version can still apply with GIT. • To apply to Global Institute of Theology’s ministerial program, B.A. degrees, or undergraduate certificates, an interview must be conducted with the head of school. o All Global University’s entry requirements must be met as found in the yearly prospectus. Contact us for the latest PDF format. o After this interview, the student may be asked to take a proficiency test. o Academic CV must be provided for all higher education programs. ▪ Students that are over the age of 15 years and have the aptitude to study in higher education can apply for these programs.

Induction to the Institute

• Once preliminary interviews and required academic information has been submitted, the student will receive guidance to enroll in a program that meets his or her needs. • After the selection, the relevant application must be submitted. • After GU accepts the students into the program, they will receive a student number and log-in information for their choice of studies. • Academic probation is necessary if students’ GPA is under 2.00 for GU’s degrees and other undergraduate certificates <place these on website>

Course Materials

• Students can o pick up their printed study guides and within 5 business days o Students living abroad must considerer: ▪ Postage and packaging expenses ▪ Postage delivery time o download the material digitally from students’ portal

Payments

• Payment for registration fee and course fees will be required with the application or when picking up materials for the class or when downloading material. • Payment can be made by check or online banking. • Bank receipt can be sent by email or post. • When a class has been started, the student has six months to complete the class. • For a fee, an extension can be granted for an additional six months

Costs

Official costs are listed by each program. These are found on the GIT website under the tab “costs.”

Important Information

Students with disabilities are accommodated according to their special needs whenever that is possible. This includes modifying exam procedures and rules. For example, students with impaired vision are allowed to have a proctor read exam questions and mark the student’s selected response. Students diagnosed with severe test anxiety may be allowed extra time or special environments in which to complete the exam.