
The Master of Divinity (MDiv) is a three-year full-time postgraduate degree designed for students who hold an undergraduate degree in a different field and wish to pursue advanced theological studies. This program equips graduates with a comprehensive understanding of divinity and its associated disciplines, preparing them for professional practice in ministry contexts and further academic learning. Students will develop advanced knowledge, research skills, and critical reflection abilities to address historical and contemporary theological issues. This course is available to both domestic and international students and can be studied full-time or part-time, with a maximum completion time of nine years. The program is accredited through the University of Divinity and is available both on-campus and online, though some units may require participation in live-streamed classes.
The Master of Divinity requires the completion of 432 points, structured across foundational and elective units, including a significant research or ministry project. A standard full-time semester consists of 72 points. Students typically engage with units worth 24 or 18 points.
Applicants whose first language is not English must meet the English language proficiency requirements outlined in the University of Divinity's Admissions Policy. The college also has a policy for credit transfer and recognition of prior learning (RPL).
Fee scholarships generally reimburse fees after successful completion of units.
The Master of Divinity is an accredited AQF level 9 course of the University of Divinity (UD).
You need to have successfully completed an undergraduate degree in any field. If English is not your first language, you must also meet the English language proficiency requirements outlined in the University of Divinity's Admissions Policy.
The program is designed as a three-year full-time degree, but can also be studied part-time with a maximum completion time of nine years.
Information regarding international tuition fees for the Master of Divinity is not explicitly provided on the program page. The course is registered for FEE-HELP for eligible domestic students.
Yes, the program is available both on-campus and online. However, some units may require participation in live-streamed classes.
Graduates are prepared for professional practice in various ministry contexts. The program also provides excellent preparation for further academic pursuits and research degrees.
Yes, there are several fee reimbursement scholarships and grants available for out-of-pocket expenses related to study. Specific details on how to obtain them are available, often requiring active membership in a Christian community and providing a reference.