One of our most popular qualifications, the Graduate Diploma is a course that enables you to begin to grapple with some of the issues crucial to your Christian faith. You will gain a much better appreciation of the historical, cultural, and religious context of the biblical documents and the early church, and have the opportunity to pursue some electives of interest. I highly recommend this course as an opportunity for both personal growth and to be better empowered as a witness for Jesus in your contemporary cultural environment.
The Graduate Diploma of Divinity requires the satisfactory completion of 8 units totalling 96 credit points. Full-time students normally take a study load of 3-4 units per semester, and part-time students 1-2 units per semester.
Biblical & Theological Foundation
Complete two units of Old Testament Introduction or New Testament Introduction:
Complete one Christian Thought unit, from Christianity in History (CH), Theology (TH), or Philosophy and Ethics (PE).
Complete a Biblical Exegesis Track (two 6cp units totalling one 12cp standard coursework unit):
Electives
Complete four further units of your choice:
Academic Qualifications
Language Qualifications for NESB
If you are 25 years or older and an Australian Citizen you may be eligible for Austudy for your course.
To find out if you are eligible please visit the Austudy website.
If you are 18–24 years old, an Australian Citizen and planning to study full-time, you may be eligible for Youth Allowance for your course.
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