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78 weeks
Online Recorded, Online Live, Mixed Mode, Face to Face
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March (S1) | August (S2) | November (Summer)
Course Overview
Where You Can Study
Hobart
45 Melville Street, HOBART, TAS 7000
Eligibility
Career & Study Pathways
Quality & Recognition
Academic Regulator
TEQSA
Accreditation Status
AccreditedCourse Content
Faith and Purpose
Psychology of Emotion and Wellbeing
Advanced Research in Theology
Advanced Research in Business
Introduction to Theology
Foundations in Social Research, Writing, and Methods
Introduction to Professional Supervision
Trauma Informed Practice I
Interpersonal Communication Skills
Case Management
Psychology of Emotion and Wellbeing
Christian Spirituality
Introduction to Pastoral Ministry
Transformational Leadership [Third Party Only]
Raising Christian Leaders
Introduction to Leadership (Arrow)
Authentic Leadership
Old Testament Foundations
Introduction to Cross Cultural Ministry
New Testament Foundations
Globalization of Pentecostalism [Third Party Only]
Pentecostal Theology [Third Party Only]
Special Elective in Biblical Studies: Pentecostal Theology
Trinity and Leadership
Destruction and Hope in the Prophets
Cultivating Reflective Leadership
Advanced Preaching (for Experienced Preachers)
Mentoring, Coaching, and Supervising in People Helping Contexts
Supervision of People Helpers
Trauma Informed Counselling II
Trauma Informed Counselling I
Trauma Informed Practice II
Engaging Families
Working with Children and Young People
Working with Relationships
Working with Addictions
Cognitive Behavioural Theories and Therapies
Culturally and Socially Diverse Practice
Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care
Professional Supervision in Practice
Theology and Psychology
Creation and Humanity
Apologetics
Ecclesiology
Trinity and Christian Life
Christian Ethics
Pneumatology
Christ and Salvation
Professional Supervision
Professional Accountability for Supervisors
Human Lifespan Development
Professional Practice – Counselling
Principles of Psychology
Grief and Loss
Social Identity in Australia
Group and Community Work
Mental Health
Applied Counselling Theories
Working with Trauma
Professional Accountability
Foundations of Professional Practice
Ethical and Professional Issues
Solution Focused Therapy and Positive Psychology
Special Elective – Integrating Faith and Work
Women and Men in Christian Ministry
Children’s Ministry
Youth Ministry
Communicating the Christian Faith
Discipleship
Church Planting
Church and Society
Healing Ministry
Relationships
Preaching and Public Communication
Pentecostal Ministry Foundations
Pastoral Administration and Management
Governance, Law and Ethics
Strategic Thinking
Spirit-led Leadership
Creativity and Entrepreneurship
Building Teams
Organisational Leadership
Organisational Leadership (Arrow)
The Spirit in the Old Testament
Biblical Interpretation
John’s Gospel and Revelation
The Pentateuch
Historical Books of the Old Testament
Isaiah
World of the Old Testament
Wisdom and Worship
The Community in Exile
Jesus and the Gospels
Acts of the Apostles
The Prison Epistles
The World of the New Testament
Building Pauline Churches—The Pastoral Epistles and Thessalonians
Romans and Galatians
I & II Corinthians
New Testament Field Study
Old Testament Field Study
Entrepreneurship, Business and Mission
Financial Stewardship
Church and Not-for-Profit Law
Information Systems Management
Exploring Islam
World Religions
Pentecostal Ministry in Spirit World Aware Contexts
Independent Guided Research (10 credit points)
Research Project (20 credit points) (Students undertaking this subject must choose 10 few elective credit points)
Common Questions
The Master of Arts requires the completion of 12 subjects totalling at least 120 credit points, comprising 1 core subject (10 credit points), 9 or 10 elective subjects (90 or 100 credit points), and 1 capstone subject (10 credit points), or alternatively a 20 credit point capstone subject with 90 credit points of electives.
Yes, this course meets the theological qualification requirements to be an ordained minister in churches that are part of the Australian Christian Churches movement, which represents over 1,100 churches throughout Australia and neighbouring countries. If your church is part of another denomination, you should check with your church or denomination office if this course is also recognised for credentialled ministry.
The Master of Arts is available through Online Recorded, Online Live, Mixed Mode, and Face to Face study modes. Campus locations include Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, and Adelaide, though some subjects are available on campus — students should see the timetable to confirm location and mode.
The fee is $3,150 per subject, and FEE-HELP is available to eligible domestic students to help cover course costs.
Yes, the Master of Arts also prepares students for further study by inclusion within the structured program of some independent research, and graduates may progress further in the pathway toward doctoral studies upon completion of the Master of Arts.
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