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Bachelor of Theology

ProviderAustralian College of Christian Studies Ltd
Course code: UACCRS1200507Higher education providerStudy area: Society and CultureCourse data availableData JSON

Course overview

The Bachelor of Theology is a program designed to give students an in-depth knowledge of the Bible and Theology. Students explore the famed chronicled history of Christian faith, as well as contemporary Christian truth, before proceeding into more robust and challenging exegetical arenas. Empowered with Bible studies as their compass, students will come to know much more about the foundations of our faith, the context yet timelessness of the Word and the applications of it in our challenging times. The Truth is the Word, and the Bible is the GPS!

The three-year course includes a 12-month study of the biblical languages, Koine Greek or Biblical Hebrew, enabling students to discover and savour the authentic richness of the words of faith. Faith is bolstered in every way as the student discovers the gems of wisdom and treasures of understanding.

The course provides a sturdy base of biblical and academic scholarship for a ministry vocation in various church or para-church settings. Church leadership is most definitely the goal as a foundation is laid for further studies, or postgraduate practical training for vocations in Christian ministry.

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