Course Enrollment: Specialty: International Religious Research Dissertation

Prerequisites: PLCGS post nominal or equivalent bachelor's degree in family history. This course is the last course in the Specialty Studies: International Religious Research program. You should complete the International Religious Research Core Curriculum, all required and elective courses, and required reading before beginning study in this course.
     Once graduate student qualifications noted above are met, you may purchase your full specialties program package including this course, but do not start the Dissertation course until all the requirements of the program are met with the core curriculum first.
     Specialty International Religious Research post nominal will be awarded on successful completion of the core curriculum and your dissertation.

The final course in your program is the Dissertation. The PLCGS or equivalent graduate student will create and present an educational public Zoom video based on the  specialty study.
     Two sessions, 45-minute mentoring appointments, are in this course to help you prepare your dissertation presentation. Your mentor has been with you through your specialty program, knows your work, and will advise and help you during those sessions via Zoom.
     The recording is made available to the graduate to use as an expert reference for future marketing of their business, showcasing expertise, and building credibility within the genealogical industry. 
Questions: Book a student advising appointment to help you build your course schedule by using the chat app or by calling 800.580.0165 x1.

Purchase for the enrollment into the course 'Specialty Dissertation: Religious' at https://genealogicalstudies.com