Academic Policies

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Accreditation & Authorization

Asia Revival University (ARU), Malaysia, is an approved affiliate and extension of Endtime Ministries International Bible University (EMIBU), which granted an academic license and authorization to operate as an institution, accredited by the world's largest non-governmental accrediting agencies, the Transworld Accrediting Commission International (TACI) of Riverside, California, and the Accrediting Commission International (ACI) of Beebe, Arkansas. Both accrediting agencies are internationally recognized.

ARU is permitted to provide theological and biblical degree programs. EMIBU and ARU collaborate to extend quality theological and ministerial education through an academic affiliation that enables leadership development, curriculum sharing, and global ministry impact.

Asia Revival University (ARU)

Endtime Ministries International Bible University (EMIBU)

Accrediting Commission International (ACI)

Transworld Accrediting Commission International (TACI)

Academic Policies

Attendance and Course Participation for Degree Courses

Students' progress are monitored through regular progress reports. It is the student's responsibility to complete necessary tasks. Attendance will be credited.

Non-Degree Students

No requirement except for a one (1) year-end class paper.

Grade Policies

A student must repeat the course in which they received a " F ". All final grades will appear in the transcript of records. In case of a retake, the recent course will be reflected. Approval from the registrar’s office is required for retakes, and the applicable tuition applies.

Grading System

Graduation Requirements

To graduate each student must:

• Complete the curriculum planned.

• Earn a minimum of 0.67 grade point average.

• Receive at least a “ D- ” in all courses.

• Be recommended for graduation by the core leadership.

• Settle financial obligations to the university.

• Attend graduation ceremony, if possible.

Incomplete Course

When a student is unable to complete the requirements of the course, “INC” (Incomplete) remarks will be reflected. A one-month grace period is given to complete the subject(s).

Academic Integrity

Students are expected to live in God’s word and commandments. When students enroll, they are committed to upholding the character of Christ. They are also committed to being educated, trained, equipped, discipled, and mentored. Academic dishonesty should be avoided at all costs, such as:

• A student asks someone to do their assignments on their behalf.

• Asking Artificial Intelligent (AI) to write their papers on their behalf.

• Copying the work of another student.

• Providing false information and false statements.

• Securing reflection from another student.

• Unauthorized collaboration on assignments.

• Plagiarism. The following spectrum can be noted of:

► Student Collusion – Working with other students on an assignment meant for individual assessment.

► Inadvertent Plagiarism – Forgetting to properly cite or quote a source or unintentional paraphrasing.

► Word for Word plagiarism – Copying and pasting content without proper attribution.

► Paraphrase plagiarism – Rephrasing a source’s ideas without proper attribution.

► Self-Plagiarism – Reusing work which was previously published or submitted for another course without proper attribution and/or permission from the instructor.

► Mosaic Plagiarism – Weaving phrases and text from several sources into one’s own work. Adjusting sentences without quotation marks or attribution.

► Source-based Plagiarism – Providing inaccurate or incomplete information about sources such that they cannot be found.

► Software-based Text Modification – Taking content written by another and running it through a software tool (text spinner, translation engine) to evade plagiarism detection.

► Manual Text Modification – Manipulating text with the intention of misleading plagiarism detection software.

► Contract Cheating – engaging a third party (for free, for pay, or in-kind) to complete an assignment and representing that as one’s own work.

► Data Plagiarism – Falsifying or fabricating data or improperly appropriating someone else’s work, putting a researcher, institution, or a publisher’s reputation in jeopardy. https://www.turnitin.com/solutions/academic-integrity/achieving-academic-integrity (accessed on 05/01/2026)

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