Bachelor of Ministry

Bachelor

The Bachelor of Ministry prepares students for the practice of ministry. It establishes foundations for ministry through the study of scriptures, theological traditions, historical and contemporary contexts. It requires concentrated study in ministry praxis.

Key details

Degree Type

Bachelor

Duration

3 years full-time

Study Mode

In person

Intake Months

Feb, Jul

Domestic Fees

$16,376 per year

About this course

The Bachelor of Ministry prepares students for the practice of ministry. It establishes foundations for ministry through the study of scriptures, theological traditions, historical and contemporary contexts. It requires concentrated study in ministry praxis. The Bachelor of Ministry provides a foundation for graduates to understand and articulate their identity and place in the world. It may be possible for students to undertake study in a ministry setting as part of the course.

Entry requirements

Successful completion of the Victorian Certificate of Education in an Australian secondary school, or equivalent.
Prospective students apply by direct entry to a College of the University. The Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank (ATAR) is not used in selection at the University of Divinity.
It may be possible for students to receive credit into their course for prior undergraduate study in related areas.

Study locations

Australian Lutheran College

Catholic Theological College

Eva Burrows College

Pilgrim Theological College

Whitley College

Yarra Theological Union

Career pathways

Graduates have access to a range of postgraduate courses at Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma and Masters levels.

Course structure

The Bachelor of Ministry prepares students for the practice of ministry. It establishes foundations for ministry through the study of scriptures, theological traditions, historical and contemporary contexts. It requires concentrated study in ministry praxis. The Bachelor of Ministry provides a foundation for graduates to understand and articulate their identity and place in the world. It may be possible for students to undertake study in a ministry setting as part of the course.
a) have a broad, coherent and critical knowledge of Christian theological traditions and methodologies, with focused knowledge in ministry studies.
b) can articulate a coherent vision of ministry and communicate that vision through clear reasoned argument and demonstrated ability.
c) are able to engage theological traditions and contemporary culture.
d) have an informed basis for engagement, ministry and service.
e) apply the skills of theological reflection to shape their practice of ministry.

Graduate outcomes

Graduate satisfaction and employment outcomes for Humanities, Culture & Social Sciences courses at University of Divinity.

87.8%

Overall satisfaction

82.5%

Skill scale

82.6%

Teaching scale

83.1%

Employed full-time

$58k

Average salary

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