Australian University of Theology

Structure

48 credit points

Subjects

• PC137-812: Theological Perspectives on Mental Health.
• PC136-812: Theological Approaches to Wellbeing.
• PC135-812: Pastoral Care for those with Mental Ill-Health.
• IN004-812: Mental Health issues in Christian Counselling.
• DE003-812: Disability, Theology, and Religion.
• DE028-812: Disability and the People of God.
• PC002-812:

Entry requirements

• Completed 3 year bachelor degree or equivalent.
• Alternative admission to the Graduate Certificate of Divinity or the Graduate Certificate of Pastoral Care for Mental Health on individual application to the ACT Registrar including 5 years ministry or relevant industry experience (paid or unpaid).
• Written support of a referee who holds a relevant Masters degree from the ACT or equivalent.
• Successful completion of a previous qualification at AQF Level 5 or above.
• and being at least 25 years of age.
• Requirements for demonstration of academic suitability is determined at the discretion of the ACT Registrar, who will only admit applicants on a case by case basis who in the ACT Registrars belief are likely to be successful in Level 8 units. The principles considered in assessing an application under this clause include:.
• Accommodating student diversity by including the under-representation and/or disadvantage experienced by identified groups and creating equivalent opportunities for academic success regardless of students background.
• Specific consideration for the recruitment, admission, participation and completion of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
• Ensuring that admitted students have the academic preparation needed to participate in their intended study, and no known limitations that would be expected to impede their progression and completion.