Academic Regulations

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Introduction

All regulations, statutes, and policies below apply to all Carey students, unless noted, and it is your responsibility to know and understand these. Ignorance of a regulation, statute, or policy is not a valid reason for requesting an exemption.
Any programme or graduation requirement, when amended, is not made retroactive unless the amendment is to the student’s advantage. Carey reserves the right to withdraw any programme of study or impose limitations on enrolment should circumstances require it.
GENERAL INFORMATION
1. Study Options
2. The Carey Commitment
3. Academic Calendar
4. Library
5. Graduating from Carey
ACADEMIC REGULATIONS
6. Admission Regulations
7. Assessment and Moderation Regulations
8. Credit Regulations
9. Enrolment and Programme Regulations
10. Fees Regulations
11. Fees Schedule
12. Thesis Regulations
PROGRAMME REGULATIONS
13. Micro-Credentials
14. New Zealand Certificate in Christian Ministry
15. New Zealand Certificate in Christian Studies
16. New Zealand Diploma in Christian Studies
17. Bachelor of Applied Theology
18. Graduate Diploma of Applied Theology
19. Postgraduate Diploma of Applied Theology
20. Master of Applied Theology
COURSE INFORMATION
21. Course Descriptions
22. Course Schedule
23. Current Timetable
POLICIES, PROCEDURES AND GUIDELINES (can be found on CareyOnline)
Alternative Arrangements in Assessment Policy and Procedures
Gender-Neutral Language in Academic Writing Policy
Guidelines for Students Enrolling in a Research Essay
Harassment Complaints Policy and Procedure
Library Copyright Policy
Policy and Procedure for Use of Te Reo Māori in Assessments
Privacy and Records Policy and Procedure
Research Ethics Policy and Guidelines
Responsible Practice in Research Code of Conduct
Student Code of Conduct
Student Complaints Procedure
Student Disciplinary Procedure
Supervisors of Research Code of Practice

At Carey we believe that the God of mission is at work in the world by the Spirit to renew people and places in Christ. Our calling is to equip Christian leaders with the convictions, competencies, and capacity to participate in that mission, bringing gospel renewal in churches and communities across Aotearoa and around the world.