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The undergraduate diploma programs of the ACT have two pathways each. The first pathway is taken by studying primarily 200 level units. The second pathway is for students who wish to accelerate their progress towards a diploma, or are looking towards articulating to a bachelor degree program. Pathway 2 in the diploma courses consists of taking 300-400 level units.
These are the undergradaute diploma courses availiable for study through the Australian College of Theology:
Pathway 1
The undergraduate Diploma of Ministry requires 48 credit points for completion. The course duration is 1.5 years full time, with no part time time limit. The aim of the Diploma of Ministry is to introduce students in a systematic manner to the body of coherent knowledge that is the classical discipline of theology as a means of preparing men and women for well-informed participation in the life of the church and, if students so choose, for ministry in one or more areas of pastoral practice,
The course does aim to provide a foundation of knowledge and skills appropriate to Christian ministry, but not of the breadth and depth required for leaders and teachers in congregations for which vocation the BTh, BMin and the Master of Divinity have been devised.
Candidates are normally admitted upon satisfactory completion of Year 12 in an Australian school system or equivalent. Consideration will also be given to other factors such as practical experience, maturity and motivation, and the likelihood of satisfactory completion of the academic requirements of the course.
Read more: Undergraduate Handbook Diploma of Ministry (PDF)
Pathway 2
The undergraduate Diploma of Ministry taking Pathway 2 requires 32 credit points for completion, taken using 300-400 level units. The course duration is 1 year full time, with no part time time limit. The aim of the Diploma of Ministry is to introduce students in a systematic manner to the body of coherent knowledge that is the classical discipline of theology as a means of preparing men and women for well-informed participation in the life of the church and, if students so choose, for ministry in one or more areas of pastoral practice,
The course does aim to provide a foundation of knowledge and skills appropriate to Christian ministry, but not of the breadth required for leaders and teachers in congregations for which vocation the BTh, BMin and the Master of Divinity have been devised. This course provides a smooth pathway from a one year course to a bachelor degree, should a student wish to articulate.
Candidates are normally admitted upon acheiving a Universities Admission Index (UAI) of 75.00 or its equivalent. Consideration will also be given to other factors such as practical experience, maturity and motivation, and the likelihood of satisfactory completion of the academic requirements of the course.
Read more: Undergraduate Handbook Diploma of Ministry (PDF)
Pathway 1
The undergraduate Diploma of Theology requires 48 credit points for completion. The course duration is 1.5 years full time, with no part time time limit. The aim of the Diploma of Theology is to introduce students in a systematic manner to the body of coherent knowledge that is the classical discipline of theology as a means of preparing men and women for well-informed participation in the life of the church and, if students so choose, for ministry in one or more areas of pastoral practice,
The course does aim to provide a foundation of knowledge and skills appropriate to Christian ministry, but not of the breadth and depth required for leaders and teachers in congregations for which vocation the BTh, BMin and the Master of Divinity have been devised.
Candidates are normally admitted upon satisfactory completion of Year 12 in an Australian school system or equivalent. Consideration will also be given to other factors such as practical experience, maturity and motivation, and the likelihood of satisfactory completion of the academic requirements of the course.
Read more: Undergraduate Handbook Diploma of Theology (PDF)
Pathway 2
The undergraduate Diploma of Theology taking Pathway 2 requires 32 credit points for completion, taken using 300-400 level units. The course duration is 1 year full time, with no part time time limit. The aim of the Diploma of Theology is to introduce students in a systematic manner to the body of coherent knowledge that is the classical discipline of theology as a means of preparing men and women for well-informed participation in the life of the church and, if students so choose, for ministry in one or more areas of pastoral practice,
The course does aim to provide a foundation of knowledge and skills appropriate to Christian ministry, but not of the breadth required for leaders and teachers in congregations for which vocation the BTh, BMin and the Master of Divinity have been devised. This course provides a smooth pathway from a one year course to a bachelor degree, should a student wish to articulate.
Candidates are normally admitted upon acheiving a Universities Admission Index (UAI) of 75.00 or its equivalent. Consideration will also be given to other factors such as practical experience, maturity and motivation, and the likelihood of satisfactory completion of the academic requirements of the course.
Read more: Undergraduate Handbook Diploma of Theology (PDF)
Pathway 1
The undergraduate Advanced Diploma of Theology requires 64 credit points for completion, including at least 16 credit points at advanced (300-400) level. The course duration is 2 years full time, with no part time time limit. The aim of the course is to introduce students in a systematic manner to the body of coherent knowledge that is the classical discipline of theology as a means of preparing men and women for well-informed participation in the life of the church and, if students so choose, for ministry in one or more areas of pastoral practice,
The course does aim to provide a foundation of knowledge and skills appropriate to Christian ministry, but not of the breadth and depth required for leaders and teachers in congregations for which vocation the BTh, BMin and the Master of Divinity have been devised.
Candidates are normally admitted upon satisfactory completion of Year 12 in an Australian school system or equivalent. Consideration will also be given to other factors such as practical experience, maturity and motivation, and the likelihood of satisfactory completion of the academic requirements of the course.
Read more: Undergraduate Handbook Advanced Diploma of Ministry (PDF)
Pathway 2
The undergraduate Advanced Diploma of Theology taking Pathway 2 requires 48 credit points for completion, taken using 300-400 level units. The course duration is 1.5 years full time, with no part time time limit. The aim of the course is to introduce students in a systematic manner to the body of coherent knowledge that is the classical discipline of theology as a means of preparing men and women for well-informed participation in the life of the church and, if students so choose, for ministry in one or more areas of pastoral practice,
The course does aim to provide a foundation of knowledge and skills appropriate to Christian ministry, but not of the breadth required for leaders and teachers in congregations for which vocation the BTh, BMin and the Master of Divinity have been devised. This course provides a smooth pathway from a one year course to a bachelor degree, should a student wish to articulate.
Candidates are normally admitted upon acheiving a Universities Admission Index (UAI) of 75.00 or its equivalent. Consideration will also be given to other factors such as practical experience, maturity and motivation, and the likelihood of satisfactory completion of the academic requirements of the course.
Read more: Undergraduate Handbook Advanced Diploma of Ministry (PDF)
Pathway 1
The undergraduate Advanced Diploma of Ministry requires 64 credit points for completion, including at least 16 credit points at advanced (300-400) level. The course duration is 2 years full time, with no part time time limit. The aim of the course is to introduce students in a systematic manner to the body of coherent knowledge that is the classical discipline of theology as a means of preparing men and women for well-informed participation in the life of the church and, if students so choose, for ministry in one or more areas of pastoral practice,
The course does aim to provide a foundation of knowledge and skills appropriate to Christian ministry, but not of the breadth and depth required for leaders and teachers in congregations for which vocation the BTh, BMin and the Master of Divinity have been devised.
Candidates are normally admitted upon satisfactory completion of Year 12 in an Australian school system or equivalent. Consideration will also be given to other factors such as practical experience, maturity and motivation, and the likelihood of satisfactory completion of the academic requirements of the course.
Read more: Undergraduate Handbook Advanced Diploma of Theology (PDF)
Pathway 2
The undergraduate Advanced Diploma of Ministry taking Pathway 2 requires 48 credit points for completion, taken using 300-400 level units. The course duration is 1.5 years full time, with no part time time limit. The aim of the course is to introduce students in a systematic manner to the body of coherent knowledge that is the classical discipline of theology as a means of preparing men and women for well-informed participation in the life of the church and, if students so choose, for ministry in one or more areas of pastoral practice,
The course does aim to provide a foundation of knowledge and skills appropriate to Christian ministry, but not of the breadth required for leaders and teachers in congregations for which vocation the BTh, BMin and the Master of Divinity have been devised. This course provides a smooth pathway from a one year course to a bachelor degree, should a student wish to articulate.
Candidates are normally admitted upon acheiving a Universities Admission Index (UAI) of 75.00 or its equivalent. Consideration will also be given to other factors such as practical experience, maturity and motivation, and the likelihood of satisfactory completion of the academic requirements of the course.
Read more: Undergraduate Handbook Advanced Diploma of Theology (PDF)
The ACT's diplomas and advanced diplomas are available at the following colleges:
° Distance education may be available at these colleges.
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