Undergraduate
Diploma of Theology
University of Notre Dame Australia, Fremantle, WA / Sydney, NSW, Australia
About this program
The Diploma of Theology at the University of Notre Dame Australia is a one year full time (or equivalent part time) program that provides a basic qualification in Theology. It is designed for students with no previous background in theological studies, or those wanting to update their theological knowledge, and appeals especially to those preparing for a career in ministry or following a personal journey of spiritual discovery. Theology is a necessary qualification for exercising various ministries within the Christian community and contributing to the work of the Church, and it is also the foundation for graduate theological study and research.
Cost & duration
English test scores
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Course structure
1 term of coursework
- THEO1110Introduction to the Old Testament
- THEO1210Introduction to the New Testament
- THEO1000Foundations of Catholic Theology
- plus 3 elective Theology courses chosen from Scripture
- Church History
- Systematic Theology
- Moral Theology or Pastoral Theology discipline areas
Admissions
Recent secondary education: Indicative ATAR or Selection Rank of 70, or an International Baccalaureate score of 25. Higher education applicants: successful completion of 4 subjects at undergraduate level or higher, or completion of Notre Dame's Tertiary Pathway Program or an equivalent tertiary preparation program. Vocational education, work and life experience pathways are also considered, alongside the university's standard minimum age and English language requirements.
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