Apply for Admission
- Every applicant’s program is customised to meet their individual needs.
- Students apply directly with us.
- Students from other University of Divinity colleges enrol through their home college.
- CTC reserves the right to use its discretion in accepting applications for enrolment, in accordance with the University of Divinity Admissions Policy
Application closing dates
Domestic & offshore students
- Semester 1: mid-February
- Winter Intensives: mid-June
- Semester 2: mid-July
Overseas students
- Semester 1: 15 November
- Winter Intensives: 15 April
- Semester 2: 15 April
Admission for domestic & offshore students
Step 1. Speak with the Registrar
A good place to start is to speak with the CTC Registrar to discuss your study options or other enquiries you have regarding courses, fees and study modes.
Step 2. Provide documentation
Once you have confirmed the course you would like to pursue, you will receive an email from the Registrar outlining the documents you need to supply so we can process your enrolment.
Step 3. Receive your offer
For offshore students, once your application has been processed, you will receive an offer in writing via email from University of Divinity. We suggest that you accept the offer as soon as possible.
Step 4. Accept your offer
Once you have accepted your offer, or you are a domestic student, an admission letter is sent to you by University of Divinity and a welcome letter from Catholic Theological College (CTC), your Home College.
Step 5. Attend your orientation
We encourage you to attend the orientation to assist your transition into student life at CTC.
Admission for overseas students
Step 1. Speak with the Registrar
Set a Zoom meeting with the Registrar to discuss your study options or other enquiries you have regarding courses, fees and study modes.
Step 2. Prepare your documents
Once you have your meeting with the Registrar, you will receive an email outlining the documents you need to supply so we can process your enrolment.
- Major documents to prepare are: academic transcripts, valid passport, evidence of English language proficiency.
- Note that we will only process your admission to the University. Visa application will have separate requirements. Consult with an education/migrant agent.
- Priests and Religious should provide a letter of recommendation and safeguarding clearance from their bishop/religious superior.
Step 3. Submit your documents
To allow time for visa processing, we encourage you to apply as early as possible.
Closing dates for 2026 intake:
Semester 1 – 15 November 2025
Semester 2 – 15 April 2026
Step 4. Sign your Letter of Offer
When we have processed your application, you will receive a Letter of Offer. Accept and sign the letter and pay the overseas application fee of $300.
Students sponsored financially by a third party (church or religious institution) need to complete an overseas student sponsor statement form.
Step 5. Receive your CoE and apply for a visa
You will receive your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) when step 4 has been successfully completed. Use your CoE to apply for visa.
Refer to this link to know the essential steps to making an application: divinity.edu.au/study/overseas-students/applying-for-student-visa
Step 5. Attend your orientation
Overseas students are required to attend the orientation. You will receive an invite.
For more information, visit our overseas students page.
Research Application Procedures
Interested in Research: Discuss your research interests with the Associate Dean (Research) and visit our Research Application page.