The Honours program is designed for students who have graduated with a three-year undergraduate Bachelor of Ministry from the ACT, and who have demonstrated high academic potential. It is a means of preparing women and men for advanced research in ministry.
See the ACT website for the full list of course learning outcomes.
Academic Qualifications
Language Qualifications for NESB
(Morling recommends students to consider this option only if their GPA in the designated field of study is 2.8 or above.) Students wishing to enrol in the Bachelor of Ministry (Honours) program must have successfully completed at least 4 cps of biblical languages as part of their initial degree.
This honours course accentuates the outcomes of the Bachelor of Ministry and prepares men and women for advanced research in theology and ministry.
Together with training men and women for pastoral practice, this course also prepares graduates to be advanced researchers in their chosen field.
The Bachelor of Ministry Honours program requires 96 credit points at AQF level 8 and above, in addition to a completed BMin.
Minimum 1 year, maximum 3 years.
Sydney Campus & Perth Campus
BACHELOR OF MINISTRY (HONOURS) | ||
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CODE | DESCRIPTION | CP |
RM091 or RM095 | Research Methods | 12 |
AQF level 8 or above | Coursework in designated field of research | 24 |
AQF level 8 or above | Elective Units | 24 |
AQF level 8 | Research Thesis (16,000 words) | 36 |
96 credit points at AQF level 8 and above
This is a course of the Australian College of Theology.