A course in Divinity provides a grounding for ministry by establishing a foundation in biblical and theological knowledge, reflection and application. Unlike other undergraduate degrees, the BDiv has an admission requirement of a prior non-theological bachelor degree or equivalent. The BDiv is a course of the Australian College of Theology.
As an Affiliated College of the Australian College of Theology, PTC is approved to deliver tits courses (CRICOS 02650E).
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288 credit points at level 6 and above, including at least 144cps at level 7 and above
24cps Old Testament Introduction:
o Two of OT001-612, OT002-612, OT003-612, OR
o OT003-612 and one of BB001-612, BB002-612, BB003-612
24cps New Testament Introduction:
o Two of NT001-612, NT002-612, NT003-612, OR
o NT003-612 and one of BB001-612, BB002-612, BB003-612
24cps in Christianity in History (CH)
24cps Theology (TH)
24cps Old Testament / New Testament set books, including at least:
o 12cps OT set books
o 12cps NT set books
24cps PC / EM / DE at Level 7 or above
144cps elective units from any unit field
One unit is typically 12 credit points (cps). Full-time study for one semester is normally considered to be 48 cps (equivalent to four 12cp units).
LA = Language
BB = Biblical studies
OT = Old Testament
NT = New Testament
CH = Christianity in History
TH = Theology
PE = Philosophy and Ethics
PC = Pastoral and Church focussed ministry
EM = Evangelism and Mission
IS = Integrative Studies
DE = Developmental and Educational ministry
AS = Academic Studies
The BDiv can lead to:
Graduate Certificate of Divinity
Graduate Diploma of Divinity
Bachelor of Ministry or Theology honours
Master of Theological Studies
You may be able to leave the BDiv early with:
Undergraduate Certificate of Ministry or Theology
Diploma of Ministry or Theology
Diploma of Theology and Ministry
Advanced Diploma of Ministry or Theology
Associate Degree of Ministry or Theology
Training for the Kingdom of Heaven
