
The Master of Theology (MTh) program at Australian Lutheran College is designed for students who already hold an undergraduate degree in theology or ministry and wish to deepen their expertise. This postgraduate course allows you to apply advanced theological knowledge to practical contexts and prepares you for further academic pursuits. You will engage deeply with selected study areas, developing mastery in research principles, critical reflection, and communication skills relevant to theology and related disciplines. The program also supports the development of a substantial research-based project or a supervised ministry project. This 2-year full-time program, also available part-time for up to 5 years, is open to both domestic and international students. The course is largely available online, though some individual units may require on-campus attendance. It is accredited through the University of Divinity and is registered for FEE-HELP for eligible domestic students.
The Master of Theology comprises 10 units (240 points) structured to allow for both foundational learning and specialized study. You will work with a course advisor to tailor your study plan.
Graduate Certificates or Graduate Diplomas do not meet the admission requirements for this program. If your first language is not English, please refer to 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.
Specific tuition fees for international and domestic students are not provided on the program page or supporting pages. Please contact enquiries@alc.edu.au for detailed fee information. The course is registered for FEE-HELP for eligible domestic students.
The Master of Theology is an accredited AQF level 9 course of the University of Divinity (UD).
You must have successfully completed a Bachelor of Theology, Bachelor of Ministry, Master of Divinity, or an equivalent theological qualification. Graduate Certificates or Diplomas are not sufficient for entry. If English is not your first language, you must meet the English language proficiency requirements.
Specific tuition fees for international students are not provided on the program page. Please contact enquiries@alc.edu.au for detailed fee information.
The program is 2 years full-time, or can be completed part-time over a maximum of 5 years.
Yes, the program is largely available online, offering flexibility for students. However, some individual units may require on-campus attendance.
You need to check your eligibility, gather required documents like academic transcripts and proof of English proficiency, and then apply online through the 'Apply now' link. Submit your completed application form with all supporting documentation.
Yes, several fee scholarships and grants are available, such as the Fritzsche New Student Fee Scholarship, Continuing Student Fee Scholarship, and various grants for fieldwork, professional placement, or low-income equity. Details on eligibility and how to obtain them are provided.