Current Students
CTC has a number of study tools and resources available to help you make the most of your student experience. You can use these to ensure you are aware of key dates, policies and other expectations during your study from how to enrol in units or update your personal details, to grading and assessment information.
Your responsibility as a student or staff member of the University is to adhere to academic integrity and the Code of Conduct.
Academic Integrity
Academic integrity is ‘the moral code of academic life and endeavour. It involves using, generating and communicating information in an ethical, honest and responsible manner’. Read more…
Code of Conduct
The Code of Conduct, which applies to all members of the University, is a positive expression of the University’s mission and values and helps us to understand our obligations and responsibilities. Read more…
Culture and Integrity
Fair treatment, justice, encompassing diversity and supporting those who are vulnerable are all part of the University’s culture, anchored in Christian tradition. Read more…
Manage your enrolment
Census dates
The census date is the final day on which students can withdraw from a unit and receive a refund of tuition fees, and have the unit removed from their academic transcripts. Students who withdraw from a unit after the census date for that unit will not receive a refund of fees and will have the unit recorded on their academic transcript. The census dates for standard 12-week semester-length units are listed in the key dates for the academic year. Every unit is assigned a census date.
ARK Learning Management System
- ARK is the University of Divinity’s online Learning Management System.
- For more information please visit the ARK support page.
- Note that the units in which you are enrolled will not be visible until 7 days prior to your first class.
- You will lose access to your completed units approximately a month after end of semester.
- If you have any difficulties, visit the ARK support page or contact ARK Support.
Seminars
All staff, postgraduate and HDR students are invited to attend CTC seminars. See the events calendar for more information.
University of Divinity graduate attributes
The University of Divinity approved five graduate attributes in 2012 and these continue to provide strong guidance. The attributes shape all the university’s courses of study with each course and unit of study aligning its learning outcomes with the graduate attributes. These attributes establish the university’s aspirations for all of its graduates.
Graduation
Graduation Procedures
Find out everything you need to know about completing your course of study, receiving your academic documents and how to prepare for your graduation ceremony. For more information visit the University of Divinity website.
Academic Documents
- All graduates receive three academic documents.
- Students or graduates of the University of Divinity (or the Melbourne College of Divinity) may apply to the Office of the Vice-Chancellor at any time for copies of academic documents, on payment of the prescribed fee.
- For more information visit the University of Divinity website.
2025 graduates
(c) University of Divinity Melbourne Graduation 2025. Photos by Chris Kapa
