Undergraduate

The principal undergraduate course offered by St Francis College is the Bachelor of Theology offered through the University of Divinity.

The Bachelor of Theology is a three-year degree of 24 units (full-time study is 8 units per year, but students may study part-time over nine years if they so choose). The Bachelor of Theology includes 10 core units and 14 electives.

The course includes 4 main streams of study:

·     Biblical Studies

·     Church History

·     Systematic theology

·     Mission and Ministry (Practical Theology)

There are three shorter courses offered within the Bachelor of Theology:

Advanced Diploma in Theology and Ministry

Diploma in Theology

Undergraduate Certificate in Divinity


All units are delivered by highly qualified lecturers dedicated to providing students with a comprehensive, rigorous, and vibrant theological education.

TO APPLY

For further information, including about the enrolment process, unit availability, and timetable information please contact our Administration team (07) 3514 7400

For further information on the enrolment process, please click here to visit the University of Divinity.

ORDINATION

Students accepted into the Ordination Formation Program need to follow the guidance of God Calling and complete 18 core units and six electives.

For further information about our Discernment and Formation program for ordination and a copy of God Calling, please contact our Discernment and Formation Director Rev’d Canon Sarah Plowman (07) 3835 2267

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