Prepare yourself for a lifetime of ministry and impact! Our Bachelor of Theology provides the biblical and theological preparation you need to live out God’s calling on your life. With deep roots in the Pentecostal tradition, this course will draw you closer to God – Father, Son, and Holy Spirit – and teach you how to apply the richness of Scripture and theological tradition to the needs and challenges of our world today.

Do you dream of making a significant impact in both the business world and ministry? The Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Theology double degree at Alphacrucis University College is designed for visionary individuals like you who want to integrate business acumen with theological wisdom to lead and inspire in diverse settings. Prepare to be a transformative leader equipped with the skills to navigate and influence both marketplace and ministry environments.

Are you driven to become a leader, scholar, or expert in theological studies? The Master of Theology is designed for those who aspire to make significant contributions to church, academic, and community settings. This program is your gateway to developing advanced research skills and engaging deeply with contemporary theological issues.

Are you called to lead and serve in today’s dynamic and diverse church environment? The Diploma of Christian Ministry at Alphacrucis University College is designed to equip you with the practical skills and knowledge needed to effectively minister in a variety of contexts. This vocational program focuses on hands-on training and real-world applications, with teaching, mentoring and inspiration from experienced Pentecostal pastors and ministers.

Are you ready to serve and lead in ministries that transform lives, neighbourhoods, and nations? Our Bachelor of Ministry combines a strong biblical foundation with practical experience to set you up for ministry that makes a lasting impact. Rooted in the Pentecostal tradition and the church’s mission, this course equips you to apply biblical and theological wisdom through preaching, discipleship, teaching, worship, church planting, and more. Prepare for ministry that transforms generations and reaches all cultures!

Can you see yourself leading and serving with profound impact in a ministry or church that is not scared of the future? The Diploma of Ministry at Alphacrucis University College is designed to equip the next generation of Christian leaders with the theological foundation and practical expertise needed to thrive in today’s dynamic ministry contexts.

Are you passionate about Christian ministry and eager to develop a strong foundation in theology and biblical studies? The Associate Degree in Ministry is designed to equip you with the knowledge and practical mentoring needed to minister effectively in today’s world. This program integrates comprehensive subjects in Pentecostal ministry with broad subjects in biblical studies and theology, preparing you to face modern challenges with Spirit-led wisdom and and compassion.

Are you ready to deepen your expertise and prepare for advanced research in Theology, Business, or Education? The Bachelor of Advanced Studies (Honours) is designed to equip you with specialised knowledge and research training, providing a solid foundation for further academic pursuits, including PhD (Doctoral) programs. This program integrates a Christian worldview with discipline-specific expertise, preparing you to address complex issues with innovative solutions.

Imagine blending compassionate care with profound ministry leadership to make a significant impact in your church and community. The double diploma in Chaplaincy and Ministry at Alphacrucis University College is designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge to provide spiritual support and minister with impact. It combines the highest quality Pentecostal ministry equipping with training in one of the most in-demand forms of pastoral care.

Picture yourself as a dynamic leader who can launch innovative ventures and serve communities with purpose and faith. The double diploma in Entrepreneurship and Ministry at Alphacrucis University College equips you with the skills to drive business success and lead impactful ministry initiatives, integrating grounded experience, Christian Theology and cutting edge practice.

Do you feel called to deepen your understanding of the Bible? The Undergraduate Certificate in Bible at Alphacrucis University College offers a perfect starting point for your journey into academic and practical biblical studies. This concise and flexible program is designed to provide you with a foundational knowledge of Christian theology and biblical studies, setting the stage for further academic pursuits or enhancing your current ministry and leadership roles.

Would you like to enhance your effectiveness and impact? This short Theology course is perfect for those in roles where a deeper understanding of the Bible and Theology can transform their ministry and leadership. The short-term commitment is designed to fit into your life and ministry while giving you the option for further study in the future. Christ centred and Spirit led, this course will teach you to apply biblical and theological wisdom to the challenges of today.

Do you believe you can profoundly bless your community through the application of Biblical Studies, Ministry, and Theology? The Master of Divinity program at Alphacrucis University College is designed to equip you with advanced knowledge and practical skills for effective ministry and theological leadership. This program offers a comprehensive education that integrates rigorous academic study with practical application, to ensure your ministry impacts your community for the decades to come.

Do you sometimes wonder whether Christian beliefs about things like the Trinity and the divinity of Jesus make any sense? This unit offers an in-depth look at these core concepts. It covers a range of topics from the nature of God and creation to the roles of Christ and the coming kingdom of God, providing insights into how faith shapes our actions and purpose.

This foundational course aims to enhance your grasp of Christian doctrines and their relevance to personal spirituality, church life, and mission. This subject provides a thorough introduction to key theological concepts, including the Trinity, creation, and redemption. You will learn to interpret traditional Christian thought, evaluate various perspectives, and apply theological methods to deepen your understanding of how these beliefs shape individual and communal faith practices.

Who am I? What is the soul? How should Christian faith interact with the psychological sciences? This unit considers the theological concepts of grace, sin and freedom as found within traditional Christian theologies. It also seeks to interact with the discipline of psychology and provides valuable insights for those providing pastoral advice and counselling from a Christian perspective.

Gaining a foundational understanding of theology equips you with the tools to interpret Christian beliefs and their application to life and mission. This subject explores the historical and contemporary formation of core doctrines such as the Trinity, creation, and redemption. It delves into how these elements influence individual spirituality and inform broader aspects of life, mission, and vocation, offering a foundation for deeper spiritual engagement and practical application.

Integrating theology and psychology provides a unique perspective, blending theological anthropology with psychological insights. This subject explores concepts such as the imago Dei, soul, and consciousness, and applies them to understand identity, meaning, and well-being. You will critically assess and synthesise these perspectives, applying them to practical aspects of human flourishing.

The words we sing are extraordinarily powerful. Many authors have had things to say about the lyrics of songs sung in church but the arguments are particularly partisan and heated in our present day. Contemporary congregational songs, with their popular musical influences are a hot topic. Are their lyrics inferior to traditional hymns? How should we approach their analysis and assessment? What would Jesus sing?

This transformative subject is designed for those aspiring to lead musical worship effectively within their congregations. It combines theological insights with practical skills, from managing rehearsals to leading live worship sets. Students will also learn to communicate strategically pre- and post-service and reflect on their leadership for continuous improvement.

Through this subject, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the role and impact of chaplains and pastoral carers in various settings. They will develop essential skills in interpersonal communication and the provision of care across diverse sociocultural and spiritual contexts. The unit emphasises professional, spiritual, and ethical practice, ensuring students are well-prepared to offer support and guidance in both everyday and crisis situations.

Is it an oxymoron to claim that Jesus is both human and divine?  How do we make sense of Jesus’ death on the cross?  Is the resurrection something that can be believed in this modern scientific era?  These are the sort of questions addressed in this unit, which intends to provide students with the opportunity to explore central elements of Christian faith.

This subject offers a deep understanding of Pentecostal spirituality and its theological nuances. Students will examine the doctrine of baptism in the Holy Spirit and the Spirit’s pivotal role in shaping the nature and mission of the church. It covers key biblical insights, historical perspectives, and contemporary theological interpretations, including the significance of spiritual gifts, enriching both personal faith and communal worship practices.

Ever wondered what the doctrine of Trinity is all about? Or, what it means that God is Father, Son and Holy Spirit? This subject is designed to answer these questions and to give you a depth of understanding about the nature and being of God as Triune. This course will expand your views about God and the radical significance of who God is.

Is it possible to make sense of Christian faith in the 21st century? This course explores traditional “proofs” of the existence of God and analyses their contemporary relevance. It considers the relationship between theology and science and provides students with tools to defend central elements of the gospel. Students are also challenged to put theory into practice by engaging in discussions about faith with non-Christians.

This subject provides insight into the Christian perspectives on the origins of the universe and human nature. Students will explore the doctrine of creation, the concept of humans being made in the image of God, and the intricate relationship between divine providence and human freedom. It connects these theological ideas to contemporary issues, enhancing your ability to apply ancient wisdom to modern challenges in theology and ethics.

Understanding Christology enriches your comprehension of the historical, biblical, and contemporary perspectives on the person and work of Jesus Christ. This subject delves into the theological underpinnings that inform modern Christian thought and life, examining everything from the quest for the historical Jesus to the development of early Christology and theories of atonement.

This subject examines the development of beliefs about the Holy Spirit, particularly form a Pentecostal perspective, and how these influence the doctrine and practice of the church today. It covers modern theologies of the Spirit and the Pentecostal distinctives like baptism in the Spirit, linking these concepts to broader ecclesiastical and ecumenical dialogues.

Ever wondered what the doctrine of Trinity is all about? Or, what it means that God is Father, Son and Holy Spirit? This subject is designed to answer these questions and to give you a depth of understanding about the nature and being of God as Triune. This course will expand your views about God and the radical significance of who God is.

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This subject equips students with an understanding of compositional techniques so they can compose their own original music. Students will gain an understanding of harmonic and melodic structures and will arrange song elements to maximise the intent and impact of songs.

This unit introduces you to the work of some seminal theologians from Christian tradition and the 20th/21st century. In reviewing these influential theologians from both historical and modern contexts, you will compare and critique their insights, understand their methods, and learn to articulate and discuss these concepts effectively with peers, providing a comprehensive view of their impact on theology today.

This subject provides insight into the Christian perspectives on the origins of the universe and human nature. Students will explore the doctrine of creation, the concept of humans being made in the image of God, and the intricate relationship between divine providence and human freedom. It connects these theological ideas to contemporary issues, enhancing your ability to apply ancient wisdom to modern challenges in theology and ethics.

Is it possible to make sense of Christian faith in the 21st century? This course explores traditional “proofs” of the existence of God and analyses their contemporary relevance. It considers the relationship between theology and science and provides students with tools to defend central elements of the gospel. Students are also challenged to put theory into practice by engaging in discussions about faith with non-Christians.

Through this unit, students will undertake an in-depth independent research project in consultation with an approved supervisor. This research project should be in the student’s area of specialisation (either Biblical Studies, Ministry, or Theology).

Aligning professional practice with personal faith is essential for a meaningful career. This advanced independent research unit delves into the theology of work, empowering students with the skills to meld their faith with their vocational pursuits across diverse workplace environments. By examining historical and biblical perspectives on vocation, participants develop a nuanced understanding and practical skills for integrating faith in professional settings.

Understanding the principles of psychology is essential for anyone interested in the human mind and behaviour. This subject offers a comprehensive introduction to various psychological models and theories, providing insights into how they shape individual perspectives. By studying topics from developmental to clinical psychology, students will develop advanced critical thinking and learn to integrate psychological concepts into their personal worldview.

Supporting those experiencing grief and loss is crucial for effective counselling. This unit equips students with specialised skills to support individuals navigating these challenging experiences. Students will learn to distinguish between different types of grief and develop tailored intervention strategies, enhancing their ability to empathise and provide essential support within a self-care framework.

Gaining insight into Australian society through a sociological lens is pivotal in understanding the complex influences shaping identity. This unit delves into how cultural and social factors shape personal and community identities. By examining the various structures and facets of society and social policy, students will learn to actively participate in the various social spheres with which they need to engage as practioners.

Effective chaplaincy and pastoral care requires an understanding of the diverse settings in which care may be required, as well as the pillars of best practice. By learning the foundational theories and skills needed for chaplaincy and pastoral care, students will develop competence in providing care across a range of circumstances and within a variety of social, cultural and spiritual or religious contexts.