Study at Tabor / Undergraduate Studies / Theology / Bachelor of Theology
The Bachelor of Theology allows a person to equip themselves with a deep understanding of the scriptures and the teaching and history of the church. It is particularly suited to those who may feel called to a teaching ministry within the church. The degree consists of 13 core subjects and 12 electives. The core subjects provide every student with an opportunity to explore Personal Formation for Ministry, Biblical Studies, and Theological Study. Depending upon which electives are chosen, a student can complete a major (8 subjects) or a minor (4 subjects) in Biblical Studies, Theology, or Church History. An intentional program of Spiritual Formation occurs throughout the program of study, encouraging students to see their Bachelor of Theology as not just a time of academic challenge but also a time of ongoing spiritual enrichment.
The focus on biblical studies and the history and theology of the church in the Bachelor of Theology helps to prepare graduates for Christian ministry or further study. Graduates serve as congregational pastors, associate pastors, and leaders in various church or para-church ministries and are able to apply for ordination to various denominational bodies, if they so desire Those who continue with their studies have found employment as lecturers within Christian tertiary colleges.
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ATAR: 65
Course Duration: 3 years full time or equivalent part time.
Location: On campus or external
Intake: February and July
Prerequisites: Completion of Year 12 (either SACE or IB) or Qualify for Mature Age entry
Exit Points: Associate Degree in Theology after 2 years full time or equivalent part time, or Diploma in Theology after 1 year full time or equivalent part time.
Contact:
Sam Docherty
School of Ministry, Theology and Culture
School Administrator
Call 08 8373 8777