Graduate Certificate in Arts (Korean)

Yes, the Australian University College of Divinity offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses delivered in the Korean language through the Sydney Korean Theological School, designed for those wanting to learn in their native language and engage in ministry within the Korean community.

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

Some undergraduate and postgraduate courses in English and Korean are CRICOS registered, allowing students on an Australian Student Visa to study full-time with some of the colleges. Prospective international students should refer to the 'International Students' section for further information on available courses and the visa process.

The Australian University College of Divinity has Member Colleges from various Christian traditions. Its ecumenical identity means students can learn about different traditions, and the institution aims to manifest the unity of the church by the witness it gives to cooperation in theological education.

The Australian University College of Divinity focuses on the disciplines of Biblical Studies, Christian Life and Ministry, Humanities in the Christian Tradition, and Theology, with courses ranging from an introductory level one-year diploma to an in-depth masters program.