The following unaccredited awards of the College, the Certificate in Theology (Formerly known as the ThA), Licentiate in Theology (ThL), and Scholar in Theology (ThSchol), are designed for private study.

Certificate in Theology (Formerly known as the Associate of Theology)
The course is intended to further the education of adults in relation to Christian faith and life. Its aim is to stimulate the interest of alert and enquiring minds. What is required is not so much academic scholarship as an understanding of Christian theology and its implications for contemporary life. Students can enrol directly with the ACT.

Past Certificate in Theology examination reports:
2011 Semester 1 exam reports
2010 Semester 2 exam reports

Past Certificate in Theology exam papers:
2011 exam papers

To download the enrolment forms for the CertTheol, please visit our Enrolments page.
Read more: Undergraduate Handbook Certificate in Theology (PDF)


Licentiate in Theology (ThL)
The three year Licentiate in Theology is designed for those wishing a foundation in original Greek languages as well as enabling candidates to lay a broad foundation in theological studies. Students can enrol directly with the ACT or through one of the listed diploma colleges. This is a non-award course.

Past Licentiate in Theology examination reports:
2011 Semester 1 exam reports
2010 Semester 2 exam reports


Past Licentiate in Theology exam papers:
2011 exam papers

To download the enrolment forms for the ThL, please visit our Enrolments page.
Read more: Undergraduate Handbook Licentiate in Theology (PDF)


Scholar in Theology (ThSchol)
The course is designed to provide an opportunity for advanced study over a period of years for those who have already completed some basic theological training. The standard of scholarship and independent judgement expected for the ThSchol is similar to that of a BD at university level. There is a high emphasis on the Greek language, with an option to study Hebrew as well. Students can enrol directly with the ACT.
Read more: Undergraduate Handbook Scholar in Theology (PDF)

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