Bible
Course Code	Delivery Method	Course Name	Instructor
EMB 1003HF	LEC9101	Old Testament I	Judith Newman
--B 1501HF or HS		Intro to New Testament
EMB 5401HF	LEC9101	Scripture and Worship at Qumran	Judith Newman
Field Education / Placement / Practica
Course Code	Delivery Method	Course Name	Instructor
EMF 3020HY	LEC9101	Contextual Education	Natalie Wigg-Stevenson
EMF 3130HY	LEC9101	Ministry Integration Seminar	Natalie Wigg-Stevenson
EMP 3113HY	LEC0101	Worship and Ritual Practicum	Prof. Swee Hong Lim assisted by Samantha Cavanagh as Spiritual Life Program Manager
EMP 3551YY	LEC9101	SPE Basic Unit 1	Nazila Isgandarova
EMP 3552YY	LEC9101	SPE Basic Unit 2	Nazila Isgandarova
EMP 3553YY		SPE Advanced Unit 1	Nazila Isgandarova
EMP 3554YY		SPE Advanced Unit 2	Nazila Isgandarova
EMP 3571YY		SPE Basic 1 Offsite	Nazila Isgandarova
EMP 3572YY		SPE Basic 2 Offisite	Nazila Isgandarova
EMP 3574YY		SPE Advanced 1 Offsite	Nazila Isgandarova
EMP 3575YY		SPE Advanced 2 Offiste	Nazila Isgandarova
History
Course Code	Delivery Method	Course Name	Instructor
EMH 1010HF	LEC9101	History of Christianity I	Matthew Dougherty
KNH 1015HF		A Global History of Christianity	Stuart Macdonald
Pastoral
Course Code	Delivery Method	Course Name	Instructor
EMP 1431HF	LEC9101	Education and Faith Formation	HyeRan Kim-Cragg
EMP 1513HF	LEC9101	Intro to Counselling and Spiritual Care	Pam McCarroll &                        Glenn McCullough
EMP 1621HF	LEC9101	Multi-Religious Theological Education (cohort course)	Michlle Voss Roberts & Jonathan Hamilton-Diabo
EMP 2520HF	LEC9101	Mindfulness and Counselling in the Community	Lynette Monteiro
EMP 2522HF	LEC9101	Muslim Mental Health	Nazila Isgandarova
EMP 2535HF	LEC6201	Human Growth and Development Across the Life Span	Glenn McCullough
EMP 2581HF	LEC9101	Psychopathology in Mental Health	Nazila Isgandarova
EMP 2861HF	LEC9101	Songs of the Church	Swee Hong Lim
EMP 3560HF	LEC9101	Suffering and Hope	Pam McCarroll
EMP 5120HF	LEC9101	Liturgical Theology	Bill Kervin
EMP 5307HF	LEC9101	Critical Issues in Preaching - Postmodern and Postcolonial Approaches	HyeRan Kim-Cragg
EMP 6560HF	LEC9101	Suffering and Hope	Pam McCarroll
Theology
Course Code	Delivery Method	Course Name	Instructor
EMT 1620HF	LEC9101	History of Buddhist Traditions	Henry Shiu
EMT 1631HF	LEC6201	Foundational Tenets and Practices of Buddhism	Henry Shiu
EMT 1851HF	LEC9101	Surat al-Baqara: An Introduction to the Qur'an	Nevin Reda
EMT 2151HF	LEC9101	Residential Schools: Enactment, Responses and Calls to Action	Jonathan Hamilton-Diabo
EMT 2902HF	LEC6201	Christian Ethics in Context	Néstor Medina
EMT 3451HF	LEC9101	Mission and Religious Pluralism	Tom Reynolds
EMT 3607HF	LEC9101	Islamic Thought in the Classical Age	Nevin Reda
EMT 3680HF	LEC9101	Intersectional Feminist Theologies	Michelle Voss Roberts
EMT 3807HF	LEC6201	Decolonial Ethics and Theology	Néstor Medina
EMT 5605HF	LEC9101	Theological Method and Hermeneutics	Tom Reynolds
EMT 6451HF	LEC9101	Mission and Religious Pluralism	Tom Reynolds
EMT 6607HF	LEC9101	Islamic Thought in the Classical Age	Nevin Reda
EMT 6680HF	LEC9101	Intersectional Feminist Theologies	Michelle Voss Roberts
EMT 6807HF	LEC6201	Decolonial Ethics and Theology	Néstor Medina

Bible
Course Code	Delivery Method	Course Name	Instructor
EMB 2005HS	LEC0101	OT III: Prophecy	Judith Newman
EMB 2801HS	LEC0901	New Testament Responses to Violence	Chris Zeichman
EMB 3020HS	LEC9101	Intertwined Texts	Nevin Reda
EMB 6020HS	LEC9101	Intertwined Texts	Nevin Reda
Field Education/Placement/Practicum
Course Code	Delivery Method	Course Name	Instructor
EMF 3020HY	LEC9101	Contextual Education	Natalie Wigg-Stevenson
EMF 3130HY	LEC9101	Ministry Integration Seminar	Natalie Wigg-Stevenson
EMP 3113HY	LEC3101	Worship and Ritual Practicum	Prof. Swee Hong Lim assisted by Samantha Cavanagh as Spiritual Life Program Manager
EMP 3145HS	LEC6101	MSMus Integrative Project and Practicum	Swee Hong Lim
EMP 3551YY	LEC0101	SPE Basic Unit 1	Nazila Isgandarova
EMP 3552YY		SPE Basic Unit 2	Nazila Isgandarova
EMP 3553YY		SPE Advanced Unit 1	Nazila Isgandarova
EMP 3554YY		SPE Advanced Unit 2	Nazila Isgandarova
EMP 3571YY		SPE Basic 1 Offsite	Nazila Isgandarova
EMP 3572YY		SPE Basic 2 Offisite	Nazila Isgandarova
EMP 3574YY		SPE Advanced 1 Offsite	Nazila Isgandarova
EMP 3575YY		SPE Advanced 2 Offiste	Nazila Isgandarova
History
Course Code	Delivery Method	Course Name	Instructor
EMH 2211HS	LEC6101	Christianity since 1491	Matthew Dougherty
EMH 3801HS	LEC0101	Christianity and Crisis in North America	Matthew Dougherty
Pastoral
Course Code	Delivery Method	Course Name	Instructor
EMP 1021HS	LEC0101	Leading Congregations through Conflict and Change	David Kim-Cragg
EMP 1101HS	LEC0101	Intro to Christian Public Worship	Bill Kervin
EMP 1301HS	LEC0101	Homiletics I	HyeRan Kim-Cragg
EMP 2011HS	LEC0101	Buddhist Contemplative Care	Henry Shiu
EMP 2537HS	LEC9101	Islamic Psychotherapy and Spiritual Care	Nazila Isgandarova
EMP 2538HS	LEC0901	Abhidhamma Psychology	TBA
EMP 3521HS	LEC0901	Professional Ethics	Néstor Medina
KNP 3521HS	LEC0101	Psychotherapeutic Theories for SC and Counselling	Angela Schmidt
EMP 3541HS	LEC0901	Integrating Theory and Practice (Capstone course)	Glenn McCullough
EMP 3541HS	LEC0102	Integrating Theory and Practice (Capstone course)	Glenn McCullough
EMP 3538HS	LEC0101	Dreams: Psycho-Spiritual	Glenn McCullough
EMP 3858HS	LEC0101	Sacred Music in Christian History	Swee Hong Lim
Theology
Course Code	Delivery Method	Course Name	Instructor
EMT 1101HS	LEC0101	Theology I	Tom Reynolds
EMT 2155HS	LEC0901	Engaging the Spirit: Indigenous Theological Worldviews	Jonathan Hamilton-Diabo
EMT 2629HS	LEC0101	Classic Buddhist Texts	Henry Shiu
EMT 3627HS	LEC0101	Justice, Truth-telling, and Reconciliation	Néstor Medina
EMT 3873HS	LEC9101	Law, Ethics, and Society	Nevin Reda
EMT 3881HS	LEC0101	Creativity and Theology	Tom Reynolds
EMT 6627HS	LEC0101	Justice, Truth-telling, and Reconciliation	Néstor Medina
EMT 6873HS	LEC9101	Law, Ethics, and Society	Nevin Reda
EMT 6881HS	LEC0101	Creativity and Theology	Tom Reynolds

Connectivity Issues

Should you experience any connectivity issues related to online learning (i.e., difficulty accessing Quercus from home), please contact the St. George Campus - Information Commons Help Desk.

For online learning minimum technology requirements, refer to these resources:

• Office of the Vice President, Students resource
• https://onlinelearning.utoronto.ca/getting-ready-for-online/

 

Fall/Winter Session 2020-2021

Academic Integrity

There seem to be more challenges with academic integrity in online courses. How is the University going to prevent and deal with cheating?
Academic integrity is one of the University’s core values and a key part of the teaching and learning relationship. Whether the learning environment is in person or online, faculty members and instructors will plan their course assessments with academic integrity guidelines as a top priority and communicate these to all students enrolled in the course. Any and all allegations of academic misconduct will be addressed through the University’s established policies and procedures. For more information, visit the Academic Integrity website.

Community and Spiritual Life at Emmanuel College

All registered students are automatically subscribed to our weekly EC@Home newsletter, which is a platform for current and upcoming online programming (including worship and spiritual practice gatherings) designed to keep our community together while we remain physically apart. This programming also resides on our EC@Home webpage. All fall events and gatherings will be virtual.

Courses

Where can I find a listing of the courses being currently offered?
You can find current course offerings in the “Information for the EM Community” Quercus site “2020-2021 Course Information and Registration” module. Course descriptions can be found in the TST Course Catalogue.

 

What’s happening with 2020 Fall classes?
Emmanuel College courses will be offered online. Read Announcements about Fall Semester Classes at TST: https://www.emmanuel.utoronto.ca/future-students/

The listed class times for asynchronous courses may be used by the instructor for office hours and/or study support.

What’s happening with 2021 Winter classes?
We hope that students who begin their studies online in the Fall will have the opportunity to join us safely on campus for the term starting in January. That said, we know that this might be difficult for many, and that the public health situation could prevent in-person gatherings in Winter 2021. Because of these factors, and to accommodate the planning students need to do before the school year begins, Emmanuel College is in the process of extending its commitment to online access to courses that start in January. Further updates on the Winter 2021 term will be available later in the year.

What you should know: Work and study permits for international students in Canada.

Visit the Study International website for updates

For newly admitted international students (UofT Office of the Vice-Provost Students)

Immigration, Refugees, Citizenship Canada (IRCC) information for visitors, foreign workers and students

Post-Graduation Work Permit

Fees

Will there be any reductions of tuition fees and/or changes to payment deadlines?
As we continue to deliver our academic programs and student services, we are maintaining tuition at planned levels. These planned levels include annual increases necessary to sustain and strengthen our commitment to investing in high-quality academic programs as well as student supports. Our faculty members, instructors, and staff are using the opportunities of the online learning format to expand students’ experience in new ways. Our goal is for students to continue to have transformative learning experiences under these new conditions. Detailed information about Fall/Winter 2020/21 fees and payment deadlines will be available in July.

Will there be any changes to incidental fees and payment deadlines?
Information about Fall/Winter 2020/21 incidental fees and payment deadlines will be available in July. Incidental fees are for support services and programs that contribute to the student experience and student well-being. Depending on which services, programs, and physical spaces can operate within public health guidelines in Fall 2020, some fees may be reduced or eliminated. Incidental fees are a compulsory part of all students’ tuition, and the amount of these fees is set on the understanding that all students will contribute to the cost of these services.

If I start my Fall term courses and am not doing well because of the online format, can I get a refund?
Visit our Fees & Refunds page for more information. More specific information for 2020/21, including refund schedules, will be available in July. Students can also consult with Emmanuel College’s registrar for more advice about refunds and dropping courses.

Other

I’m a returning student. Can I take a leave of absence?
Yes. How you take your leave of absence depends on whether you are a domestic or international student.

Domestic students who wish to take a leave of absence can choose not to enrol in courses for the year and cancel their registration for the session.

International students who wish to take a leave of absence might encounter issues with their study permit and/or post-graduation work permit eligibility. We recommend that international students consult with the University’s immigration advising team for more information about how a leave of absence may affect them.

If I live in Toronto, can I meet my classmates and professors in person?
Our highest priority is the health and well-being of our students, staff, and faculty. Current public health and physical distancing guidelines do not support in-person meetings between individuals who live in different households. If these guidelines change, we encourage students to socialize with each other while respecting any updated versions of the guidelines. Meetings with professors will depend, as always, on individual availability and also, in relation to COVID-19, specific health and safety needs.

For the Fall 2020 term, regardless of changes to public health guidelines around in-person meetings, no in-person attendance or meetings will be required to complete your courses.

Registration for 2021 Fall and 2022 Winter is from July 19 to August 11.

Step 1
Conjoint Basic Degree Students - Choose your (1000 to 3000 level) courses by consulting with your faculty advisor

Conjoint Graduate Students – Choose your (5000-6000 level) courses in consultation with your supervisor and/or supervisory committee

Step 2
Check your personal information to ensure it is current, and your UTORmail address is listed on ACORN

Step 3
Enroll in courses on ACORN as of July 19, 12:01 a.m. (ACORN Help)

Step 4
Pay 2021 Fall fees before August 11 OR Defer fees (see the "Fees, Refunds, Deferrals" panel)

Fees and Refund Schedules

2021-2022 Domestic Tuition Fees
Category	Tuition Fee Amount
Basic degree (MDiv, MTS, MSMus, MPS, Certificate)	$602.00 per HF/HS/HY course
	$1,204 per YY course
Master of Theology	$939.00 per HF/HS/HY course
	$1,878 per YY courses
Doctor of Ministry	$7,209.00 program fee for students admitted 2016 to 2021
	$367.00 program fee for students admitted 2015 or earlier
Doctor of Theology	$7,146.00 program fee for students admitted 2014
	$367.00 program fee for students admitted 2013 or earlier
Conjoint MA and PhD in Theological Studies	$6,210.00 program fee
Non-Conjoint Basic Degree	$730.00 per HF/HS course

 

2021-2022 International Tuition Fees
Category	Tuition Fee Amount
Basic degree (MDiv, MTS, MSMus, MPS)	$2,609.00 per HF/HS/HY course
	$5,218 per YY course
Master of Theology	$3,750.00 per HF/HS/HY course
	$7,500 per YY courses
Doctor of Ministry	$15,520.00 program fee for students admitted 2016-2021
	$580.00 program fee for students admitted 2015 or earlier
Doctor of Theology	$17,550.00 program fee for students admitted 2013-2015
	$580.00 program fee for students admitted 2012 or earlier
Conjoint MA and PhD in Theological Studies	$24,975.00 program fee

 

It is the student’s responsibility to know the dates to drop a course (refer to "Key Academic Dates" in Emmanuel College's "Course Information and Registration" Quercus module) and the fees refund dates (visit the UofT Fees website for details).

Fee Payments

Visit the UofT "Making Payments" pages.

Automatic Fee Deferrals

Entering Theological Education Grant (automatic deferral applied to your ACORN account by mid-August) for full-time incoming conjoint basic degree students

John W. Billes Grant (automatic deferral applied to your ACORN account by August) for full-time MDiv students in the United Church of Canada Candidacy Pathway

Graduate Scholarship Package (automatic deferral) for graduate recipients

OSAP Tuition Fee Deferral

Full-Time and Part-Time Status

It is important to understand that context determines full-time and part-time status during the academic year (September to April):

University of Toronto Definition of Full-Time (FT) and Part-Time (PT) Status  (Incidental fees charges will indicate FT or PT.)

Full-Time Status

• A student enrolled in 2.0 full course equivalents (FCE) or more in the Fall or Winter session.
• A student with approved FT status by Accessibility Services and enrolled in 1.0 FCE or more in the Fall or Winter session.  (Letter from Accessibility Services advisor is required.)

Part-Time Status

• A student enrolled in 1.75 FCE or fewer in the Fall or Winter session.

 

OSAP Definition of Full-Time and Part-Time Status

Full-Time Status

• A student enrolled in 60% to 100% course load (1.5 – 2.5 FCE) per Fall or Winter Session.
• A student with approved FT status by Accessibility Services and enrolled in 1.0 FCE or more in the Fall or Winter session.  

Part-Time Status

• A student enrolled in 20% to 40% course load (0.5 - 1.0 FCE) per Fall or Winter Session.

 

OSAP

We strongly advise students to check their OSAP account on a regular basis in case there are issues that need resolving in a timely manner.  For questions about your OSAP status, please contact UofT Enrolment Services.

 

UTSU Health and Dental Plan (based on UofT definition of FT and PT)

• All students starting in September
  • Will automatically be enrolled if full-time for both fall and winter sessions
  • Will automatically be enrolled if full-time in fall or winter session
  • May apply to self-enroll in September if part-time in one session or both sessions
  • May apply to enroll family members in September
  • May OPT OUT in September if full-time and covered by another extended health and dental plan

Course Audit
Please contact the home college offering the course for their audit policy.

CPE Unit
The home college registrar must manually register a student into a CPE unit.  A copy of the letter of offer is required.

Diploma Add/Drop Registration Form
The home college registrar will manually register the approved courses for the student.

EM SPE Unit
The home college registrar will manually register a student into the unit.

MDiv Thesis
The home college registrar will manually register the approved MDiv thesis course code for the student.

MSMus Faculty of Music Registration Form
The home college registrar will manually register the approved Faculty of Music courses for the student.

Program Extension
The home college registrar will register a graduate student upon approval by the College Graduate Degree Director and the GCTS Office if second or extraordinary requests. Due date to submit completed form is July 31. Remember section 1 must be typed in before submitting the form for approval.

Reading and Research
The home college registrar will register a graduate student for R&R once the GCTS Office approves the request. Final due date to submit completed R&R form (sections 1 and 2 and first two signatures of section 3) is August 31. Remember sections 1 and 2 must be typed in.

OSAP Application

• OSAP applications for the academic year are normally available in June for domestic students to apply.

UTSU Health and Dental Plan

• Full-time conjoint basic and graduate students are automatically enrolled in the extended health and dental plan in September.  This plan for Toronto School of Theology students is the same as the undergraduate plan for St. George campus students. To be eligible for coverage from September to August, a student must be registered full-time in the fall and winter terms at the time of fall registration.
• A student with extended health and dental coverage from elsewhere my OPT OUT during the month of September.

• To be confirmed in early September

o   A part-time student may OPT IN to this plan before the end of September.  The student must be registered in the fall and winter terms to be eligible.

o   A student who has this coverage may enroll family members (spouse and/or dependent children).

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