Master of Counselling

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 Australia Student Visa to study full-time with some of the colleges. International students should refer to the 'International Students' section for further information on available courses and locations and the VISA process.

The Australian University College of Divinity has Member Colleges from various Christian traditions offering undergraduate and postgraduate awards. Students can study units across its colleges whilst enrolled with one college. You should refer to the 'Where You Can Study' section for specific college and location information.

The Australian University College of Divinity is committed to excellence in teaching and research, commitment to the academic achievement, welfare, and personal enrichment of all students, promotion of lifelong learning and reflective practice, mutual respect and support for the mission and ethos of fellow Christians, affirmation of unity in diversity, collegiality and co-operation amongst staff, and celebration of faith in Christ and life in the Spirit. The institution is also invested in Learning and Teaching methodologies enabling faculty to adapt progressive teaching methods and remain open to new ways of engaging students in learning.

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.