Diploma of Ministry
UPDATES TO COURSES
Please note that the Australian College of Theology (ACT) has completed a curriculum redesign for 2020 courses. As a result, the courses, course structures, coding system and credit point values have changed. These changes are reflected in the details below. For an overview of the changes please view the details on the ACT website at: https://www.actheology.edu.au/our-courses/. For any questions related to ACT courses, please contact our Academic Registrar.
The Diploma of Ministry is perfect for all Christians living for Christ in everyday life. It offers you the opportunity to deepen your love of God and his word as you engage in his world. The Diploma of Ministry has a focus on Practical Theology.
Rationale
- Introduces students to the sources and content of the Christian story and message, and provides training which emphasises application and practice of this story and message in the contemporary world.
- Requires specialisation in disciplines by which knowledge of God is applied to guide Christian practice:
- Evangelism & Missiology (EM) and/or
- Pastoral & Church Focused Ministry (PC) and/or
- Developmental Ministry (DM)
- The course will integrate studies in the Bible and Christian tradition with practical experience and include supervised practice-based learning where appropriate
- Through elective units students can:
- Develop particular ministry skills in the three fields of Ministry & Practice
- Develop foundational understanding in the Bible and Christian Thought & History
| COURSE ABBREVIATION | DIPMIN20 |
| AQF LEVEL | Level 5 Diploma |
| COURSE LENGTH | 1 year full-time or part-time equivalent (up to 5.5 years) |
| AWARD REQUIREMENTS | 96 credit points at Level 5 or above |
| ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS | ATAR no less than 65 or its equivalent Mature age entry is available for candidates 21 years and older |
| NESB REQUIREMENTS | IELTS score of 6.5 overall with a minimum 6.5 in each subtest OR 10 years English in country experience |
This is a course of the Australian College of Theology. For more information about this course, view the complete course outline on the ACT website or contact our friendly Academic Registrar.