IQY Technical College/ St Clements University Humanities Study
Programs
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The objective of Humanities Studies program is to provide formal
academic study and recognition for community workers, social service workers
and volunteers who are performing the
humanitarian works.
Entry Requirement
No formal requirement but working in humanitarian service is
needed. But those without university entrance qualifications may need to attend
our basic education studies.
Course Structure
·
Diploma in Humanities Studies (Dip HS) (30 Credit Points) (IQY
Course 37001)
·
Advanced Diploma in Humanities Studies (Adv Dip HS) ( 60 Credit
Points) (IQY Course47001)
·
Professional Diploma in Humanities Studies (Prof Dip HS) (120
Credit Points) (IQY Course 67001) which can be convertible to St Clements
University/s Bachelor of Humanities Studies (BHS)
·
Master of Humanities Studies (MHS) (St Clements University) (240
Credits)
·
Professional Doctorate of Humanities Studies (DHS) (St Clements
University) (360 Credits)
Diploma in Humanities Studies (Dip HS) (30 Credit Points)
Outcome-
On completion of this course, the candidates will be able to effectively
provide humanities services needed by the community.
Course Structure
It consists of compulsory work-based unit and elective units
Compulsory
HS101- Humanitarian Work Record (15Points)
Presenting own diary of humanities work for minimum of three
months or work reference
ELECTIVES
The following streams can be selected to complete Diploma in
Humanities Studies
STREAM 1-PEOPLE SERVICE STREAM (Select any one)
CERTIFICTE
IN COMMUNITY SERVICE (MVTC205)
(FOODS
SERVICE/HEALTH SERVICES/LIBRARY SERVICES/AGE CARE/CHILD CARE) (15 points)
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CERTIFICATE
IN PUBLIC SAFETY (MVTC208) (15 points)
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CERTIFICATE
IN AGRICULTURE FOOD PRODUCTION (MVTC201)
(15 points)
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STREAM
2-COMMUNITY CONSTRUCTION
STREAM
Select
any one (15 points)
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STREAM
3- VOLUNTARY TEACHING STREAM
ED107
Theory of Education, Educational Technology & Teaching Practice
(15
Credits)
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Advanced Diploma in Humanities Studies (Dip HS) (60 Credit
Points)
Outcome
On completion of this course, the candidates will be able to effectively
organize and manage the humanities
services needed by the community.
Course Structure
It consists of credit
transfer from Diploma in Humanities Studies, compulsory work-based unit and
compulsory theory studies units.
Credit Transfer
Completion of Diploma
in Humanities Studies (30 Credit Points)
Compulsory
Work-based Unit
HS201-Humanitarian Organizing
Work Record (5 points)
Presenting own diary of organizing humanities work or work
reference in additional to minimum of 3
months humanitarian work experience.
Compulsory
theory studies units.
The following management units need to be
studied
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Mgt
101 Management (5 points)
Mgt
201 Customer Service Management (Humanitarian Customer Service) (5 points)
Mgt
203 Inventory & Budget Management (Humanitarian Service Organization Budget
Control) (5 points)
Mgt
208 Safety Management in Humanitarian Works-(5 Points)
Mgt
211 Leadership in Humanitarian Works (5 Points)
Professional Diploma in Humanities Studies (Dip HS) (120 Credit
Points)
Outcome
On completion of this course, the candidates will be able to effectively
set up the strategic tasks and judge the nature of humanities services needed by the community.
Course Structure
It consists of credit
transfer from Advanced Diploma in Humanities Studies, compulsory self study
unit compulsory theory studies units and a humanities project
Credit transfer
Completion of Diploma in Humanities Studies (60 Credit
Points)
Compulsory self study
unit
HS301-Professional Studies of Humanities (20 Credits)
It is an open unit. The student will need to study the
literatures in Human Right, Democracy. History, Political Science, Philosophy,
. They can read the books, online publications , attend the public talk, take
part in online discussions etc and prepare a report on what they read, believe,
accept on humanitarian issues.
They can freely present their views , comments and
judgement.
The assessment will not be based on same or different
views between student and assessor. It will only be based on how the student
can do the study, what is accepted and believed and how well the arguments can
be presented.
The report needs to include references sources as well
and it can be written in any language. (For Myanmar, it can be written in
Myanmar or English)
Compulsory theory studies
ED431-Critical
Thinking (10 Credits)
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Mgt
305 Quantitative Methods for Managers (10 Credits)
Mgt 306 Human Resources Management (10 Credits)
http://www.highlightcomputer.com/profdipmgt.htm
HS302-
Humanities Work Project (10 Credits)
Humanities
Project is to be written
The
candidate needs to investigate the needs of the community and prepare the work
plan to do the humanities project work such as building a school, digging the
water well, disaster relief work.
They
need to answer the questions regarding
·
Why
this task is important for the community
·
Who
will get the benefit
·
What
kinds of tasks need to be provided
·
Who
will do the job
·
What
materials , resources will be required
·
How
to provide the safety
·
Time
plan to complete the task
·
Materials
requirement and budgetary issues and how
to raise the funding
·
How
to collaborate with local and other people / organizations
·
How
to assess the project completion
·
How
to determine the effectiveness and quality of the project outcome
·
What
lesson that you learnt from the project and conclusion
The
project report needs to answer the above questions, record of project works,
data, photos and references will need to be attached.
It
should be 5 to 10 pages .
Bachelor of Humanities Studies (BHS) (St Clements
University)
(Credit Transfer )
The graduates of Professional Diploma in Humanities Studies can
pay degree registration fees and present the Professional Diploma in Humanities
Studies to St Clements University's academic board to issue Bachelor of Humanities
Studies (BHS)
Master of Humanities Studies (MHS) (St Clements University) (240
Credits)
Professional Doctorate of Humanities Studies (DHS) (St Clements
University) (360 Credits)
The
graduates of Bachelor of Humanities Studies
(BHS) can continue the studies on
research method and prepare a thesis to complete Master of Humanities Studies
(MHS)
St Clements University will also guide the additional studies as
required.
They can contribute the literatures in St Clements University's
Academic Journal, present the seminars, write the dissertation, defend the
dissertation to complete Professional Doctorate of Humanities Studies
Final Thesis for Master and Dissertation for Doctorate
HUM
601 Research Method
HUM
602 Thesis
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HUM 601 Research Method
This
course guides the student, step by step, through the research process, from
problem selection through writing up results. It provides all of the basics
necessary to complete a research project in any discipline.
Outline.
The following aspects are reflected in this course:
What
is research?
Tools
of research
The
problem: the heart of the research process
Review
of the related literature
Planning
your research design
Writing
the research proposal
Qualitative
research
Historical
research
Descriptive
research
Experimental
and causal - comparative designs
Statistical
techniques for analyzing quantitative data
Technical
details: style, format, and organization of the research report
Masters Research Proposal
Synopsis:
Research students are expected to present a written research proposal within
three months after commencement. The proposal is handed in to the study leader.
Assessors of this proposal are selected by the
faculty for their understanding of the field and the research involved. The
purpose of a research is to set out a plan for conducting the research and
writing the dissertation within the available time. It should take account of
the availability and guidance of the study leader.
The
starting point for a research proposal is the topic, which is the field of
interest in which the research is to be carried out. In introducing the topic,
the proposal should clarify the field that it falls into and the specific part
that field which the research will explore.
It
should clarify why the topic is of interest and importance, and how the
proposed research will contribute to the filed of knowledge or profession. The
proposal should clarify the research questions, ensuring that these are
specific and answerable.
It
is important to show how these questions relate to the topic are, and how they
will advance the student’s contribution. The proposal should detail the
research to be carried out, and clarify the research methods, the timeframe and
the reasons for selecting particular methods.
Where
a period of literature review or research should precede any empirical
research, this should be factored in as part of the research. It is important
to estimate any periods of field research and to flag their duration and cost
in your research proposal.
HUM 602 Thesis
Humanities
Studies Thesis for Masters and Dissertation for Doctorate
Candidates
need to complete a 60000-words
dissertation (in Myanmar or English) and a 3000-words executive
portfolio (in English).
This
program requires the candidates to complete a thesis as part of the assessment for the Master of
Humanities Studies degree and a dissertation for Doctor of Humanities Studies.
Doing
a thesis / dissertation means that instead of knowledge and information being
presented and following a prescribed route for answering questions, candidates
are thrust into an active role of managing an investigation into a topic area.
This means researching and discovering things for themselves.
They
will have to set their own targets and parameters, pose their own central
research questions and decide on the appropriate sources of information to
support the research. It therefore requires the use of the higher-level
cognitive skills of analysis, synthesis and evaluation. Candidates may choose
an area of particular interest to them within the scope of course title.
Doctoral dissertation
A
dissertation is an individual effort and the candidate, academic tutor and the
course professor will work together on constructing an approved topic (research
question) and methodologies.
Humanities Dissertation
Defence for doctorate
It
is expected of Doctoral candidates to defend their thesis by means of a
colloquium (academic discussion). The purpose of the meeting is for the
candidates to convince a panel of experts in the field of the dissertation how
well they have done in the conducting of their research study and the
preparation of their dissertation
Candidates
need to complete all course assessments with the results of Grade B+ or above.