Students
Available to
- Domestic
- Overseas
- Offshore
Duration
- Full-time: 1 year
- Part-time: 4 years
Modes
- Classroom
- Mixed
- Online
Units
8 units
Intake
- February
- July
AQF 05
CRICOS
075250F
The Diploma in Theology (DipTheol) introduces students to the key theological disciplines of Biblical Studies and Christian Thought and History. This may be extended by further study in those disciplines or by electives in the area of practical ministry studies. It may be possible for students to undertake study in a ministry setting as part of the course.
Course Learning Outcomes
Graduates of the Diploma in Theology:
- have sound foundational skills for critical study of Christian texts.
- have skills to articulate foundational theological and scriptural knowledge and reflection.
- have developed clear analytical skills allowing them to analyse and communicate sound theological arguments.
- apply their skills and knowledge to their own and other contexts and traditions.
- apply their skills and knowledge to the service of others through practical engagement and in contexts such as conversation.
Course Structure
The Diploma in Theology consists of 144 points, comprised of:
- 36 points of study in Field B Biblical Studies
- a further 72 points of study
- 36 points of study in Field C Christian Thought and History
Admission Criteria
Successful completion of the Victorian Certificate of Education or equivalent.
Probationary admission may be available to approved persons aged 21 or greater who have not completed the Victorian Certificate of Education.
It may be possible for students to receive credit into their course for prior post-secondary study in theology or ministry.
Duration
- Full-time: 1 year
- Part-time: 4 years
Modes
Available in classroom, mixed and online modes.
2025 Tuition Fees
$2,109 per 18-point unit.
Fees are subject to change from year to year.
For more information, please visit the Fees page.
Graduate Pathways
Graduates may proceed to one of the following:
Additional Information
- Diploma in Theology on the University of Divinity website
- Regulation