Associate Degree of Counselling

The Associate Degree of Counselling is offered through Member Colleges of the Australian University College of Divinity, which come from various Christian traditions across Australia. Prospective students should consult the 'Where You Can Study' section on the AUCD website for specific college and campus information.

Yes, Australian University College of Divinity awards, including the Associate Degree of Counselling, are accredited by TEQSA, Australia's independent national quality assurance and regulatory agency for higher education.

Some undergraduate courses at the Australian University College of Divinity are CRICOS registered, allowing students on an Australian Student Visa to study full-time. International students should refer to the International Students section of the AUCD website to confirm whether this specific course is available to visa holders and at which locations.

Yes, students enrolled at one AUCD Member College have the opportunity to study units across other Member Colleges within the Australian University College of Divinity network.

Australian University College of Divinity students have the opportunity to enhance their learning through overseas field trips, work-integrated learning programs, and other practical learning initiatives, as part of the institution's commitment to progressive teaching methods and student engagement.