
The Bachelor of Counselling is an ecumenical program offered by the University of Divinity, with Australian Lutheran College (ALC) serving as the host college. This means ALC provides the administrative support for the program, its staff, and students, while the program itself maintains a non-denominational focus, underpinned by a Christian worldview of humanity. Upon graduation, you will be qualified to work as a professional counsellor. While ALC is based in Adelaide, all compulsory 2-day intensives for this program are held in Melbourne. This structure allows students to study from anywhere in Australia, provided they can attend these essential in-person sessions.
The Bachelor of Counselling is a 3-year full-time program.
All compulsory 2-day intensives for the Bachelor of Counselling program are held in Melbourne.
The Bachelor of Counselling degree is awarded by the University of Divinity.
You need to complete the official 2026 Admission Form for Counselling, gather supporting documents, and submit your application according to the instructions provided.
Yes, the program allows students to study from anywhere in Australia, provided they can attend the compulsory in-person intensive sessions in Melbourne.