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Master of Divinity

University of Divinity, Melbourne, VIC, Australia

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About this program

The Master of Divinity is a primary theological degree for students who already hold a degree in another area, enabling them to apply an advanced body of knowledge in divinity and its associated disciplines in ministry contexts. Students broaden their knowledge and skills to prepare for professional practice and further learning, including biblical or associated languages study. It is delivered by 11 University of Divinity member colleges and is a recognised pathway into the Doctor of Philosophy or Doctor of Professional Practice.

Fees & duration

Duration3 yr
Tuition (international)A$20,304
Application feeA$300

English test scores

IELTS6 overall
PTE50 overall

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Course structure

  • The award consists of 432 points (18 standard postgraduate units): 48 points at postgraduate level in biblical or associated languages
  • 120to 144 points at postgraduate foundational level (48 points in Biblical Studies, 48 in Christian Thought and History, 24 in Practical Theology)
  • 192to 240 points at postgraduate elective level (including at least 24 points each in Biblical Studies, Christian Thought and History, and Practical Theology)
  • and either a capstone unit of at least 24 points or RQ9748M Minor Thesis (48 points). Standard full-time duration is 3 years (up to 9 years part-time)

Admissions

Admission requires successful completion of an undergraduate degree. Up to 216 points of credit may be granted, per the University's Credit Policy.

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