Diploma of Leadership

All students studying an AUCD award are enrolled through one of its member colleges or schools. You would need to apply through a member college that offers the Diploma of Leadership and follow the application process outlined on the AUCD Future Students page.

Some AUCD undergraduate and postgraduate courses are CRICOS registered, allowing students on an Australian Student Visa to study full-time with some member colleges. International students should refer to the 'International Students' section on the AUCD website for information on available courses, locations, and the visa process.

AUCD provides a range of support services including TalkCampus, health, wellbeing and safety resources, as well as access to the AUCD Library comprising ten libraries with extensive physical and digital collections. Students are also encouraged to contact the registrar and support staff at their enrolled college.

AUCD courses focus on the disciplines of Biblical Studies, Christian Life and Ministry, Humanities in the Christian Tradition, and Theology, with options ranging from an introductory one-year diploma to an in-depth masters program.

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