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156 weeks
Online Recorded, Online Live, Mixed Mode, Face to Face
Full time / Part time / Online / On-campus / Blended · 130 hours per subject (1 point being 10 hours of study per week)
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
Professional Body
Australian College of Theology (ACT) / relevant denominational body
Accreditation Status
AccreditedSkills Assessor
VETASSESS
Course Content
Faith and Purpose
Old Testament Foundations
New Testament Foundations
Biblical Interpretation
Introduction to Cross Cultural Ministry
Church History Foundations
Introduction to Pastoral Ministry
Christian Spirituality
Introduction to Theology
Christ and Salvation
Pneumatology
Special Elective in Biblical Studies: Pentecostal Theology
Destruction and Hope in the Prophets
Acts of the Apostles
Old Testament Field Study
New Testament Field Study
I & II Corinthians
Romans and Galatians
Building Pauline Churches—The Pastoral Epistles and Thessalonians
The World of the New Testament
The Prison Epistles
Jesus and the Gospels
The Community in Exile
Wisdom and Worship
World of the Old Testament
Isaiah
Historical Books of the Old Testament
The Pentateuch
John’s Gospel and Revelation
The Spirit in the Old Testament
Pastoral Administration and Management
Pentecostal Ministry Foundations
Preaching and Public Communication
Relationships
Healing Ministry
Church and Society
Church Planting
Discipleship
Communicating the Christian Faith
Youth Ministry
Children’s Ministry
Women and Men in Christian Ministry
Globalization of Pentecostalism [Third Party Only]
Pentecostal Theology [Third Party Only]
Christian Ethics
Trinity and Christian Life
Ecclesiology
Apologetics
Creation and Humanity
Theology and Psychology
Advanced Research in Theology
Theologians: Method and Meaning
Seminar Presentation of Theological Research
Theory and Practice in Ministry
Seminar Presentation of Ministry Research
Methods in Biblical Studies
Seminar Presentation of Research in Biblical Studies
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 Divinity requires completion of 24 subjects totalling at least 240 credit points. The course structure is based on six semesters with 4 subjects per semester, comprising: Core Subjects (110 credit points, 11 subjects), Restricted Electives (50 credit points, 5 subjects), Electives (70 credit points, 7 or 6 subjects), and a Capstone project (10 credit points).
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 Divinity is available via 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 only available on certain campuses — students should check the timetable to confirm location and mode. The course is also available fully online.
The Master of Divinity has three intake periods per year: March (Semester 1), August (Semester 2), and November (Summer). The fee is $3,150 per subject, and FEE-HELP is available for eligible domestic students.
Yes. One of the key outcomes of the Master of Divinity is to open pathways to doctoral studies and further academic achievements. The program includes a capstone research component (RES500 Independent Guided Research or RES501 Research Project), and each part of the structured program includes a requirement for independent research to prepare students for further study.
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