DOCTOR of BIBLICAL PHILOSOPHY
48 Semester Hours
PHD951:
Phase one, dissertation due
The candidate will complete (6) semester hours of study along with the
first phase of the dissertation which consist of stating his interest
and determining his need and method of procedure for collection and
assimilation of data. Includes an interest essay, tentative outline,
Bibliography to date, and research methodology.
PHD952: Phase two, dissertation due
The candidate will complete (6) semester hours of study along with the
second phase of the dissertation, which consist of the development of
an interview instrument for use in surveying recognized scholars who
have expertise in his selected area of study-focus, and development of
a formal letter to solicit their assistance.
PHD953:
Phase three, dissertation due
The candidate will complete (6) semester hours of study and the
candidate personally contacts and conducts a face-to-face interview
with a recognized scholar in his area of study-focus. Emphasis is made
on thorough planning, adequate preparation, complete note taking and
analysis of the interview data.
PHD954:
Phase four, dissertation due
The candidate will complete (6) semester hours of study; also the
candidate compiles, filters, and logically arranges all analyzed
research data and prepares his first draft of the research
dissertation, using a carefully detailed outline.
PHD955:
Phase five, dissertation due
The candidate will complete (6) semester hours of study and complete
for submission and faculty review the second draft of the research
dissertation
PHD956:
Phase six, dissertation due
The candidate will complete (2) semester hours of study and present the
final draft of the dissertation. Doctoral candidates will then be
prepared to present in synopsis form, orally, the dissertation before a
group of peers.