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These are the awards of the College. You can find more information by selecting from the submenu above.
Undergraduate Diplomas
The Diploma of Theology/Ministry and Advanced Diploma of Theology/Ministry are available in both distance and attendance modes.
Undergraduate Degrees
The ACT has four undergraduate degrees. They are the Associate Degree of Theology, Bachelor of Christian Studies, Bachelor of Theology, and the Bachelor of Ministry. Qualified graduates of the BTh and BMin can undertake study and research leading to an Honours Degree.
Master of Divinity
Non theological graduates can enrol in the three-year Master of Divinity. The one-year Graduate Diploma of Divinity is nested within the MDiv.
Master of Arts (Christian Studies)
Non theological graduates can enrol in the two-year Master of Arts in Christian Studies. The one-year Graduate Diploma in Christian Studies is nested within the year MA(ChrStuds).
Master of Arts (Theology/Ministry)
Theological graduates can undertake study towards the Master of Arts (Theology) or the Master of Arts (Ministry). The one-year Graduate Diploma in Theology/Ministry is nested within the year.
Master of Theology
The ACT provides a research Master of Theology degree for qualified graduates in Theology.
Doctorates
The ACT provides a professional doctorate, the Doctor of Ministry, and a research doctorate, the Doctor of Theology. Both these awards are designed for qualified graduates in theology seeking to do research at the highest level.
Those considering enrolling in any of these awards must ensure that they are familiar with the entry regulations for each. These are found in the ACT's Undergraduate and Postgraduate Manuals.
All students must enrol through affliated colleges.
MTh, DMin and ThD candidature is conferred by the Research Awards Board.
The Higher education awards of the Australian College of Theology are accredited in:
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
South Australia
Western Australia
Tasmania
The original awards of the College are:
The Certificate in Theology, Scholar in Theology, and Licentiate in Theology.
These awards are not accredited. They remain of interest to those who wish to engage in private study.
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