Discover What’s Ahead in Theological Learning

Next semester at St Francis College offers a wide variety of subjects to support your journey in faith, ministry, and theological study. Whether you're just starting out or continuing your education, you'll find opportunities to explore meaningful topics in ways that fit your lifestyle. Most subjects are available both on campus and online, so you can choose the mode of study that works best for you. You can enrol for credit toward a degree, diploma, or certificate through the University of Divinity, or simply audit a subject to deepen your understanding.

Subjects cover areas like biblical studies, church history, pastoral care, mission, and theology. You’ll find units such as Reading the Bible 1, Becoming the People of God, Forming Communities, From Birth to Death: Life, Loss, and Liturgy, and Thinking Theologically. These subjects are taught by experienced and passionate lecturers including Rev’d Dr Ruth Mathieson, Dr Michelle Eastwood, Dr Peter Kline, and others. Whether you're preparing for ministry or exploring your faith more deeply, there’s something here for you.

Subjects Available in Next Semester

Biblical Studies

Church History

Mission & Ministry

  • Summer Semester (Intensives in January and February). Enrolments close 26 November.

Systematic Theology


For more information, please contact our Registrar on (07) 3514 7403 or registrar@ministryeducation.org.au

RUTH MATHIESON TALKS ABOUT READING THE BIBLE 1: INTRODUCTION TO BIBLICAL TEXTS

WENDI SARGEANT TALKS ABOUT FORMING COMMUNITIES: INTRODUCTION TO CHURCH & MINISTRY

KATHERIN PAPADOPOULOS TALKS ABOUT TELLING HISTORY: INTRODUCTION TO CHURCH HISTORY

PETER KLINE TALKS ABOUT BECOMING FLESH: THE INCARNATION OF GOD

DR MICHELLE EASTWOOD TALKS ABOUT BECOMING THE PEOPLE OF GOD: THE PENTATEUCH IN CONTEXT


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