Evangelical Lutheran Theology Focusing on Management of Social Assistance

Conditions of admission

The basic condition of admission is the accomplishment of the 1st level of university education in a related course of study. An additional condition of admission of an applicant is to pass the entrance exam successfully, unless the applicant is accepted without an entrance exam.

An applicant can achieve a maximum total score of 1200 points

The minimum score for acceptance is 601 points

Additional information

The programme of "Evangelical Lutheran Theology" focusing on management of social assistance" at the EBF UK builds on the Bachelor degree of "Social service" at the EBF UK, where there has been a collaboration of experts in the field of special education and psychology, social work, nursing assistants with the theological collaborators of the Faculty. The proposed second Master level of studies is prepared through the cooperation with employees working at the Faculty of Management of the Comenius University. Thus there is the expertise for organisation and management of social welfare services across the board range as defined by the Act on Social Assistance of the Slovak Republic (195/1998). The programme logically completes the second level of university education on the Evangelical Faculty of Theology in the area of charitable aid for the needs of the Slovak society. In the second level, the experience of professional education in the European and global context is utilised as well. The programme was designed in consultations with experts from the USA and Germany, and the programme uses directly the experts from the European organization of the Society for the Intercultural Pastoral Care and Counseling based in Düsseldorf. The applicants may become graduates of the Bachelor level programme of "Evangelical Lutheran Theology Focusing on Management of Social Assistance" (former name: Evangelical Social Diaconia) at the EBF UK, or graduates of other Bachelor level of education, or other university education working or intending to work in the field of organising social assistance.

Conditions for international students

Conditions for admission of foreign students are the same as the conditions for admission of citizens of the Slovak Republic, with the exception of foreigners - self-payers and scholarship holders of the Government of the Slovak Republic, for whom the admission examination may also take the form of an admission interview.

Without entrance examinations
yes

Conditions of admission without the entrance exam

In the event that the number of applicants does not exceed the capacity of the study programme, all applicants who have completed the Bachelor's degree in the given or related field of study will be admitted to the Master's degree programmes in Evangelical Lutheran Theology without entrance examinations.

In the event that the number of applicants for any of the study programmes exceeds the capacity of the study programme and the applicants meet the admission requirements, the only criterion for admission without entrance examinations will be the weighted grade point average (GPA).

Coordinator for students with specific needs

• Students with specific needs (on the basis of a professional certificate) may apply for a modified form or method of taking the entrance examination depending on the functional limitation due to the disability. They do so by written request attached to the application form, specifying the requirements for a modified entrance examination. We recommend that you consult with the faculty coordinator for work with students with specific needs before submitting your application.

Faculty Coordinator for Working with Students with Specific Needs:

Mgr. Milan Jurík, PhD.

email: jurik@fevth.uniba.sk

General information on the admission exam

1. Graduates of the Bachelor level of studies in a related programme are accepted to study the Master level study programmes (2nd level of university studies) at the Evangelical Faculty of Theology (hereinafter referred to as the EBF UK).

2. If there are fewer students applying for a given study programme than the number of accepted students planned, the Dean can issue a decision of releasing the study programme's applicants from the obligation to take the entrance exam.

3. An applicant can apply for a maximum of two study programmes in one application form. In the application form, the applicant must list the priority of the study programmes as well as the form of study. If an applicant meets the conditions for acceptance to both study programmes, she or he will be accepted to the programme applied for with a higher priority. The applicant must indicate in the application form the study programme or course in which she or he achieved the 1st level (Bachelor ) or the 2nd level (Master or Engineering) level of university studies. The applicant must indicate in the application form that she or he applies for the 2nd (Master ) level of university studies.

4. Applicants interested in the Master study programme must take a written entrance exam (except applicants described in paragraph 2). The written entrance exam is a test in two profiled subjects. The list of the profiled subjects is provided in the appendix.

5. Applicants who take the entrance exam will be listed in an order according to their scores achieved. The order of interest in a study programme indicated in the applicant's application is taken into the account when including the applicants in the group of the accepted ones. The score limit for acceptance will be determined by the admission procedure 's committee separately for each study programme.

6. If the number of students applying for a given study programme is less than 5, the Dean can issue a decision that the programme will not be opened in the given academic year, informs the applicants and invites them to change their study programme.

7. An applicant who fails to submit a verifiedcopy of the Bachelor degree on time due to reasons attributable to another party (such as a delayed date of state exam) must inform the Dean about this fact in a due time and request an additional deadline for submission of documents, but not later than September 2nd, 2010. Applicants who received degrees in foreign universities must request themselves the relevant authorities (Ministry of Education of the Slovak Republic) for recognition of documents and submit the relevant documents along with the degree no later than on September 2nd, 2010.

8. If an applicant cannot take part in the entrance exam in the regular term due to serious health-related reasons, she or he can request the Dean within 7 days from the regular date for taking the exam on an additional date. The Dean can also determine an additional date of entrance exam for foreign applicants.

Form of entrance exam

written

Tests

First profiled subject

Second profiled subject

• Apply the application for study

  01.01.2024 - 31.03.2024

• Send certificate to

  17.06.2024

• Submit additional application form

  15.05.2024 - 25.07.2024

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Anticipated number of applicants to be accepted
10


Additions

• verified copy of the degree for applicant of other universities (paper form)
• CV (electronic form)

Annual tuition fees
Standard length of study: cost free
Study longer than the standard length of study program, parallel studies: 1080 €


The fee for admission procedure
application form: 40 €
E-application form: 40 €

Billing information

Bank:State Treasury

Account:7000084613/8180

Constant Symbol:3818

Variable Symbol:39786511

Please indicate in the message for the recipient: prijimacky (and the applicant's name)

electronic application form

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