The University of Divinity Australia is a leading institution dedicated to the study of theology, philosophy, and ministry. Situated in Australia, it offers a comprehensive range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs, equipping students with a deep understanding of religious traditions, ethical principles, and critical thinking skills. The University fosters an inclusive and supportive learning environment, engaging students in rigorous academic inquiry, research, and practical training. With a diverse faculty comprising esteemed scholars and theologians, the University of Divinity Australia prepares graduates to make meaningful contributions to their communities and pursue careers in religious leadership, academia, and social service.

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The Bachelor of Theology critically examines life and faith through the study of scriptures, theological traditions and historical contexts. It aims to broaden self-understanding and facilitate cultural engagement. The Bachelor of Theology assists students to develop knowledge across broad areas of theology and depth in particular areas of interest. It develops research and communication skills, and prepares graduates for further theological study. It may be possible for students to undertake study in a ministry setting as part of the course. Show less

Course structure
The Bachelor of Theology consists of 432 points comprised of:

a) 72 points in a discipline or disciplines in Field B (Biblical Studies) which must include at least 18 points in each Testament;

b) 36 points in the discipline of Church History;

c) 72 points in the discipline of Systematic Theology;

d) 36 points in a discipline or disciplines in Field D (Theology: Mission and Ministry);

e) an undergraduate Capstone unit worth at least 18 points; and

f) a further 198 points.

Each course of study for the Bachelor of Theology:

a) must not include more than 216 points at level 1; and

b) must include at least 108 points at level 3 including 36 points at level 3 in either a discipline or disciplines in Field B (Biblical Studies) or in the discipline of Systematic Theology.

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