The Master of Divinity is a foundational Masters program equipping people to study the scriptures, the traditions, the historical as well as contemporary contexts. It enables students to integrate their Christian identity and practice. Commitment
You can study this course part-time or full-time.
Part-time is 1-2 units per semester up to 9 years.
Full-time is 3 units per semester for 3 years.
Each standard unit:
3 hours per week of classes/learning activities (12 weeks) and
10 hours per week study and assessment tasks (16 weeks)
Admission Requirements
Successful completion of an undergraduate degree, or an approved equivalent.
Note
The information presented here is a general guide only and not a substitute for personal course advice.
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Learning outcomes
The program will help you develop:
- Have knowledge of sources, terms and concepts required for theological engagement of care practices
- Have skills to explore issues of Christian identity, personal vocation and self-awareness in care contexts
- Apply their own experience and practice to social, cultural and behavioural studies and offer an integration of these with the Christian tradition
- Apply advanced pastoral helping skills with an ability to engage care practices with a theological lenseFurther
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Vocational Opportunities
- Pastoral leadership
- Church-based pastoral ministries
- Baptist Union of Victoria ordination program
- Chaplaincy
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Further Study
- MPh – Master of Philosophy
- PhD – Doctor of Philosophy
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Enrolment & Fees
