Open Days

Whether you are interested in learning more about your faith, have a desire to study and research, wish to pursue a career in ministry or pastoral areas or need to gain qualifications to assist your current teaching or ministry position, you will find something at CTC to meet your needs. We are offering a number of live information sessions as well as a number of video resources to assist you in making the right decision. Please register online for the sessions. Come and join us to find out where best to start in your theological study. Whether you want to undertake an undergraduate or postgraduate award we can explain the pathways in theology and ministry. If you would like to learn without assessment then ask us about auditing our units of study, or single sessions. Online, blended and face-to-face learning is available. During the sessions, you will have the opportunity to ask questions of the speakers.

Please register for one our the following three sessions:

Please join us for this free online information session to explore courses and pathways for study at CTC in pastoral and spiritual practice. Courses are designed for those working in parishes, schools, chaplaincy, hospitals, prisons, social services…

Pastoral Practice

• Pastoral Studies and Outreach
• Leadership for a Safe Church
• Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE)
• Studies in Human Ageing

Spiritual Practice

• Spirituality and Wisdom in Practice (new unit)
• Teaching Meditation and Prayer
• Inter-religious dialogue
• Art and Spirituality

Presenters

• Rev. Dr Jacob Mudge, Coordinator – Pastoral Theology
• Dr Christopher Morris, Head of Department, Pastoral and Spiritual Studies
• Dr Rosemary Canavan, Academic Dean
• Rev. Dr Phillip Gleeson SDB, Postgraduate Coordinator

When: Tuesday 23 November at 7pm

Topic: Please join us for this free online library information session. You will be able to meet with a Mannix Library team member and discover all about the library resources and services that are available to you while you are studying at Catholic Theological College.

When: Wednesday 24 November at 10am or Thursday 25 November at 7pm. Click on one of the links below to register.

Mannix Library is the primary library associated with CTC. The University of Divinity Library Hub also provides access to an extensive range of online resources (databases, eJournals and eBooks) and a wealth of other library-related information.

Check out the Accessing Library Resources guide and the Library Hub Guide for more information, including two introductory videos for the Library Hub, and several other How to Videos.

Students also have access to the print collections of about 15 other University of Divinity Libraries and reciprocal borrowing rights at the University of Melbourne.

Please email Mannix Library staff if you require any assistance.