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Graduate Certificate in Theology (GCTheol) qualifies students in theological study by developing or deepening their knowledge and skills in theological disciplines. It serves as a foundation for further study and a means of critically engaging Christian thought and traditions. Graduates are able to articulate insights for Christian life and social engagement.
Course Learning Outcomes
Graduates of the Graduate Certificate in Theology:
- have knowledge of sources, terms and conceptual frameworks required for theological engagement;
- have research, analysis and communication skills applicable to theological studies;
- apply skills of interpretation to texts and traditions with awareness of context, implications and application to historical and or contemporary issues;
- apply theological and hermeneutical skills in clearly articulating insights relevant to life, work and community settings.
Admission Criteria
Successful completion of an undergraduate degree, or an approved equivalent
Course Structure: General
The Graduate Certificate in Theology consist of 72 points of foundational units taken across three disciplines in at least two fields.
| Pre-2019 units of 15 points in volume will be counted as 24 points for the purposed of course completion (10 point = 16 points) |
Course Structure: Specialised
72 credit-points
| Pre-2019 units of 15 points in volume will be counted as 24 points for the purposed of course completion (10 point = 16 points) |
Normal Duration
1 semester – 2 years
Cricos Code
053016J
Articulation to Further Study
Enquiries
Rev. Dr Kevin Lenehan, Associate Dean (Postgraduate and Research)