See below for the individual units (subjects) currently available. Please go to Courses for information on our undergraduate and postgraduate courses. We encourage you to contact our registrars to start a conversation about what units might best suit your needs.
Units are available in the following modes:
- On-Campus: units in this mode are delivered face-to-face in the classroom only.
- Off-Campus: units in this mode are delivered live online only.
- Hybrid: units in this mode are delivered both on-campus and off-campus concurrently.
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AQF: 7/8/9 hybrid, Prerequisites apply
INTENSIVE
Lecture Week: Monday 14 – Friday 18 July 2025
PC070-712i/812i/912i + PC205-912i
All churches and Christian organisations are at the same moment human entities which need to be well organised and wisely led, and spiritual entities which need to be guided and empowered by the Holy Spirit as they serve the Lord Jesus. This means they need both the best of leadership and management practice, and the unique insights into leadership that come from Scripture and the mission of God’s kingdom...
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AQF: 5/6/8, hybrid
INTENSIVE
Lecture Week: Monday 14 – Friday 18 July 2025
CH002-512i/612i/812i
We can only properly make sense of our present if we understand our past. Our numerous Protestant denominations only make sense if we understand the Reformation of the 16th Century. Whether we identify ourselves as modern or post-modern, we are indebted to the Enlightenment of the 18th Century. Our ability to understand the American Presidential race depends in part on how well we have grasped the rise of fundamentalism in the 19th Century...
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AQF: 6/8, on-campus
SEMESTER 2 2025
Monday + Thursday Daytime Unit
LA006-612/812
In this unit we continue our introduction and experience in reading the language in which the New Testament was written. This prepares you to read straightforward parts of the Greek New Testament for yourself, be equipped for consulting New Testament commentaries based on the Greek text and reading books which discuss or refer to Greek words and expressions. New Testament Greek is a prerequisite for the study of degree New Testament units with Greek exegesis in the Bachelor of Theology and Master of Divinity...
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AQF: 5/6/8, hybrid
SEMESTER 2 2025
Monday Daytime Unit
NT002-512/612/812
The church is far from perfect, whether we have in mind the early church or the church today. How did the church get started? What issues did those first Christians struggle with? How did God use his people to spread the light of the gospel from its beginnings in Judea and Jerusalem to the very heart of the Roman Empire?..
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AQF: 6/7/8/9, hybrid
SEMESTER 2 2025
Monday Daytime Unit
OT020-612/712/812 + OT205-912 + OT206-912
We live in beautiful but broken world, a world full of blessing and loss. In every circumstance, we are called to trust in a God who is sovereign and good, a God who has promised to save and protect his people. How do we respond when our prayers to God go unanswered? How do we live faithfully before God in times of blessing and in times of loss?..
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AQF: 6/7/8/9, hybrid
SEMESTER 2 2025
Monday Daytime Unit
OT021-612/712/812 + OT205-912 + OT207-912
We live in beautiful but broken world, a world full of blessing and loss. In every circumstance, we are called to trust in a God who is sovereign and good, a God who has promised to save and protect his people. How do we respond when our prayers to God go unanswered? How do we live faithfully before God in times of blessing and in times of loss?..
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AQF: 6/8, off-campus
SEMESTER 2 2025
Monday Evening Unit
LA006-612/812
In this unit we continue our introduction and experience in reading the language in which the New Testament was written. This prepares you to read straightforward parts of the Greek New Testament for yourself, be equipped for consulting New Testament commentaries based on the Greek text and reading books that discuss or refer to Greek words and expressions...
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AQF: 6/7/8/9, hybrid
SEMESTER 2 2025
Tuesday Daytime Unit
NT008-612/712/812 + NT205-912 + NT206-912
Luke was a doctor, a theologian, a careful historian and a follower of Jesus – the evangelist who recorded Jesus’ momentous words to Zacchaeus, “Today salvation has come to this house.” This unit studies the Gospel of Luke in its context as one of the three Synoptic Gospels, considering the question of what kind of writing the Gospels actually are...
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AQF: 6/7/8/9, hybrid
SEMESTER 2 2025
Tuesday Daytime Unit
NT009-612/712/812 + NT205-912 + NT207-912
Luke was a doctor, a theologian, a careful historian and a follower of Jesus – the evangelist who recorded Jesus’ momentous words to Zacchaeus, “Today salvation has come to this house.” This unit studies the Gospel of Luke in its context as one of the three Synoptic Gospels, considering the question of what kind of writing the Gospels actually are...
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AQF: 6/7/8/9, on-campus
SEMESTER 2 2025
Tuesday Daytime Unit
PC163-612/712/812 + PC206-912
The church is at the very heart of God’s plans for the world. He is not merely saving individuals but a whole people for himself. So what does ministry in God's church involve? How is that ministry shaped by biblical principles? How is it affected by the different settings, like church size and demographics? And how do those principles and settings shape the ministries that we do, like Sunday gatherings, growth groups or evangelism?...
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AQF: 5/6/8, hybrid
SEMESTER 2 2025
Tuesday Evening Unit
CH002-512/612/812
We can only properly make sense of our present if we understand our past. Our numerous Protestant denominations only make sense if we understand the Reformation of the 16th Century. Whether we identify ourselves as modern or post-modern, we are indebted to the Enlightenment of the 18th Century. Our ability to understand the American Presidential race depends in part on how well we have grasped the rise of fundamentalism in the 19th Century...
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AQF: 6/7/8/9, hybrid
SEMESTER 2 2025
Wednesday Daytime Unit
PC003-612/712/812 + PC206-912 + CP05
Christian ministry is grounded in God’s love for people in the gospel of Jesus Christ. That means Christian ministry is necessarily about loving and caring for people, so that they love and trust Christ. Ministry to people can be challenging at the best of times, especially when people are faced with crises and tragedies...
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AQF: 5/6/8, on-campus
SEMESTER 2 2025
Wednesday Daytime Unit
NT002-512/612/812
The church is far from perfect, whether we have in mind the early church or the church today. How did the church get started? What issues did those first Christians struggle with? How did God use his people to spread the light of the gospel from its beginnings in Judea and Jerusalem to the very heart of the Roman Empire?..
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AQF: 6/7/8/9, on-campus
SEMESTER 2 2025
Wednesday Daytime Unit
TH002-612/712/812 + TH206-912
Theology affects all of life. It is intensely practical. It answers the meaning of life questions such as, 'Who am I? What is my purpose? How can I live well?' – by stepping back to see the centrality of God himself to our lives and the universe. As Augustine said, 'You have made us for yourself, O Lord, and our heart is restless until it rests in you.'
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AQF: 6/7/8/9, on-campus
SEMESTER 2 2025
Thursday Daytime Unit
EM060-612/712/812 + EM205-912 + EM206-912
Our God is a God of mission. The gospel is for people of every nation, tribe and tongue, in Australia and to the ends of the earth. We all affirm it but how should it impact our lives and our churches here? Should we just focus on our own neighbourhood and let others work out the rest? What does it look like to faithfully serve God’s global mission at home? What is our role locally and further afield?...
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AQF: 6/7/8/9, hybrid
SEMESTER 2 2025
Thursday Daytime Unit
EM026-612/712/812 + EM205-912 + EM206-912
As we read Paul's missionary journeys in the book of Acts, we see that his ministry trips to cities resulted not just in people coming to faith, but in local churches being established. Much of the New Testament consists of Paul writing to these churches. This dynamic has led many to agree with Tom Hale, a medical missionary to Nepal, who wrote, "The essential core ministry in missions is the winning of people to Christ and forming them into congregations—that is, evangelism and church planting"...
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AQF: 6/7/8/9, hybrid
SEMESTER 2 2025
Thursday Daytime Unit
PC165-612/712/812 + PC206-912
At the core of pastoral ministry is the systematic, expository preaching of the Bible. But it’s not all there is to preaching. In this unit, students who have basic skills in expository preaching will have an opportunity to deepen and broaden their preaching skills. The unit is very practical and involves preaching sermons on less familiar biblical genres, preparing and delivering topical sermons, and preaching for special occasions like weddings and funerals...
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AQF: 6/7/8/9, hybrid
SEMESTER 2 2025
Thursday Evening Unit
EM014-612/712/812 + EM205-912 + EM206-912
Are you teaching, training, or discipling anyone from a different cultural background than your own? Or do you think you might be in the next few years? If so, this unit is designed to equip you to do this well...
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AQF: 5/6/8, hybrid
SEMESTER 2 2025
Friday Daytime Unit
OT002-512/612/812
'Get Wisdom. Though it cost all you have, get understanding.’ (Proverbs 4:7). Would you like to grow in your understanding of the Old Testament’s wisdom and prophecy books? Would you like to deepen your knowledge of God, as well as be equipped with tools for doing your own study and teaching of some of the least read books of the Bible?..
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AQF: 6/7/8/9, hybrid
SEMESTER 2 2025
Friday Daytime Unit
TH103-612/712/812 + TH205-912 + TH206-912
There is no more important question in life than, “What must I do to be saved?” The doctrines of grace are concerned with God’s plan of salvation from election through to glorification, through which he brings about his eternal purposes for his creation, and in particular, for those he has chosen by grace to be his people. They also describe how the finished work of Jesus Christ is applied by the regenerating and sanctifying work of the Holy Spirit to the believer, who by virtue of their union with Christ, is justified, adopted and perfected to share in his glory...
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AQF: 6/8, on-campus
SEMESTER 2 2025
Friday Daytime Unit
LA004-612/812
This unit continues building a solid framework for engaging with Biblical Hebrew texts in their original language. By completing both Biblical Hebrew A (Semester 1) and B, students will be in a position to work directly with the Hebrew scriptures, and to continue translation and exegesis of Old Testament texts. After these units, students will be able to take Old Testament exegesis units in the Hebrew stream...
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AQF: 6/7/8/9, hybrid
INTENSIVE
Lecture Week: Monday 8 September – Friday 12 September 2025
TH104-612i/712i/812i + TH205-912i + TH206-912i
For Christians, church is a central part of life. But what, according to the Bible, is the church? What is it we are seeking to do when we gather? What is the church’s nature and essential marks? In this unit we’ll explore the many facets of what church ministry is: how churches differ about decision making and governance; why some baptise infants but others don’t; how churches might be diminishing the importance of the Lord’s Supper; and how can pastors, and others in church leadership, pray biblically and helpfully for God’s people...
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AQF: 5/6/8, hybrid
INTENSIVE
Lecture Week: Monday 29 September – Friday 3 October 2025
OT002-512i/612i/812i
'Get Wisdom. Though it cost all you have, get understanding.’ (Proverbs 4:7). Would you like to grow in your understanding of the Old Testament’s wisdom and prophecy books? Would you like to deepen your knowledge of God, as well as be equipped with tools for doing your own study and teaching of some of the least read books of the Bible?
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AQF: 6/7/8/9, hybrid
INTENSIVE
Lecture Week: Monday 29 September – Friday 3 October 2025
NT024-612i/712i/812i + NT025-612i/712i/812i + NT205-912i + NT206-912i + NT207-912i
Want to explore in more depth the thorny issues raised in Paul’s letter to the Corinthians and the practical wisdom of 1 Peter? How did the values in 1st century Corinth impact the Corinthian church and their view of the Christian life and ministry? Why did Peter see God's people as strangers within the world, how does that transform how to live, speak, and suffer for the gospel?...
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AQF: 8/9, online
MICS
Postgraduate Unit
EM052-812/912
Gain an understanding of the principles of contextualisation in order to construct a framework for approaching contextualisation in any specific cultural context. Develop contextualised ways to communicate the gospel in your context as well as contribute to the development of the church...
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