Undergraduate admissions
Start with an undergraduate program, then apply when you are ready to begin foundational study for ministry and the church.
Undergraduate programs
Foundational study in Christian doctrine, Scripture, and ministry preparation.
Credential: (Majors: Theology or Ministry or Leadership)
The Credential combines rigorous academic study with practical ministry formation. Choose a major in Theology, Ministry, or Leadership — preparing you for vocational ministry, further study, and leadership across church and community, grounded in a biblical worldview.
- Course duration
- Course duration: 3 years full time or 6 years part time
- Indicative fees
- Indicative fees: ~$28,800 AUD
Gap Year Program
One year of serious theology without leaving your church or putting ordinary life on hold. Three trimesters, six units, and around 12 hours a week—lectures plus study—give you real biblical foundations through hybrid delivery at the Springwood campus. Grow in handling Scripture, seeing the world through a Christian worldview, and serving your church with greater clarity. Designed for school leavers, uni students deferring a year, and others ready for grounded formation alongside local ministry.
- Course duration
- Course duration: 1 year part time
- Indicative fees
- Indicative fees: ~$7,530 AUD
Undergraduate course catalogue
Units in the undergraduate course catalogue are grouped by academic year and trimester. Each course links to its catalogue period.
4 courses listed for Trimester 3, 2026.
Trimester 3 · 2026 · 26 Oct 2026 - 11 Jan 2027
Charles Spurgeon and the Necessity of Soul Winning
2 credits · 10 weeks · $1,255 AUD
Introduction to Apologetics
2 credits · 10 weeks · $1,948 AUD
Transformational Leadership
2 credits · 10 weeks · $1,255 AUD
Theology for Worldview Course
Unsure where to start?
If you are new here, or undecided about a pathway, take THEO101: Theology for Worldview first. It is the sensible opening course: a firm foundation, and a clearer view of whether you should continue.
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