Written submission: Academic burn rate for Alumni Homecoming 2026 (23 Feb 2026)
Expenses for Commissioning of KC Seminary College Governors and Regents, Feb-2026
Burn rate for PhD program (GC2029)
Bibliography
Internal workspace sources for GC2029 PhD pricing and graduation costing
- Public Prospectus (Published Rates) — internal published-rate reference for King’s College Scholars (GC2029), including the PhD rate of SGD 24,000 and the study/payment schedule framing.
- PhD Programme (Non-Levitical Ordination, DAVT-51) — programme framework for the doctoral pathway, useful for mapping price to academic scope, level, and formation requirements.
- Seminary Gate 10-Year Strategic Plan (2026–2036) — strategic rationale for launching the Doctor of Arts in Theology / PhD-level track toward Commencement 2029; includes the Seminary Gate sustainability framing and references to per-academic-hour burn.
- Guidelines for Graduating Class of 2029 — GC2029 commencement and programme guidance, including the Alumni Homecoming / Chancellor’s Night setting, readiness markers, and graduation expectations.
- Seminary Gate — Duty of Care MOU (GC2029 Alumni Homecoming) — duty-of-care and graduation-requirement reference for candidates receiving recognition under King’s College Seminary at GC2029.
- Academic burn rate — current working page with the Alumni Homecoming 2026 actual expense log, total recorded outflow of SGD 7,525.50, and burn-rate controls for event costing.
- Alumni Homecoming 2026 — internal precedent for Homecoming budget planning, including the SGD 30,121.86 total requirement and approximately SGD 754.04 per seat model.
- Alumni Homecoming 2026: Soft Launch Project Brief — event-integration reference for seat sponsorship, graduation participation, alumni support, and infrastructure investment.
- President of the College (Hon.) — precedent for graduation cost modelling, including the Class of 2025 projection of SGD 7,500 for 15 graduates before gowns, hotel, transport, and ceremonial meal.
- The Oikos Fellowship — Projects to-date 2026 — project register tying PhD programme design, GC2029 Homecoming, media planning, and Seminary Gate strategic work into a single operational context.
- Burn rate per-academic hour — internal reference for translating programme costs into academic-hour economics and comparing tuition-free / subsidised models with sustainability needs.
External scholarly and best-practice sources