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Credit Course students are required to do practicum and complete all the course assignments by the stated deadline. They will receive grades that are transferable to any BGST postgraduate programmes.

Course Description

BGST empowers marketplace professionals to seamlessly integrate their faith into their daily work. As the culmination of your studies, MM211 is a capstone project where you will apply your theological training to analyse your specific profession or industry. Through this guided study, you will identify key marketplace challenges and propose practical, faith-informed solutions under the personal guidance of an assigned faculty or marketplace mentor.

Course Objectives In this course, participants will:
1. Identify and understand the challenges and issues pertinent to their industry/profession.
2. Develop analytical ability and knowledge about the industry issues/challenges highlighted in (1).
3. Develop theological perspectives and tentative solutions to the challenges/issues identified and analysed above.

Special Note:

[1.5 Academic Units]

Class Info

  • Location



    BGST
    Classes are online via Zoom

Instructor

Dr Quek Tze-Ming

Lecturer in New Testament

Dr Quek Tze Ming serves as the Lecturer in New Testament and Registrar at BGST. A former lawyer, he transitioned into ministry with the Fellowship of Evangelical Students (Singapore) before pursuing advanced theological education. He holds a DipCS from BGST, as well as an MDiv and ThM from Regent College, and completed his PhD in New Testament Studies at the University of Cambridge. Specialising in the intersection of the Old and New Testaments, Tze Ming is actively involved in his local church's teaching ministry. He is married to Sharon, with whom he has two daughters. His interests outside of academia include local gastronomy, oenology, football, and film.

Course curriculum