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Your studies at Trinity Theological College

Student Life

The value of face-to-face learning

Trinity Women

Supporting the women of the Trinity community

Location

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Financial Matters

How much does it cost to study?

STUDENT LIFE

Here at Trinity Theological College, we welcome, teach and support students from a range of denominations, cultures, and countries who, like us, pray that all people might “know the only true God and Jesus Christ.”

Your education will take place in a community of prayer, fellowship, and service with staff and peers. Face-to-face classes, easy access to your lecturers, the library, and study desks will help you reach your academic goals. One a week we have a crèche available, allowing spouses to attend classes.

But studying at Trinity is about more than just obtaining an academic qualification.  We seek to foster a loving, worshipful community where we are all spurred on in faith. Free time in the student lounge, weekly community lunches, chapel services, Pastoral Care Groups, and doing missions together give you the opportunity to build life-long relationships and great support networks.

TRINITY WOMEN

Trinity Women seeks to support all women in the Trinity community, particularly wives, to connect with each other and be equipped for ministry life during their time at College.

Trinity Women is run by a small committee, usually made up of wives of faculty, female students and wives of students. They are supported by our Women’s Ministry Advisor, Alexia Horton.

Trinity Women typically hosts events such as afternoon teas and breakfasts. At these events we meet together and hear from women with experience and wisdom in issues involving life in ministry.

There are also many other College events for women in the Trinity community to attend and are great opportunities to get to know each other and prepare for life during and after college, including the Day Together, Trinity Women Enrichment Day, the Marriage Enrichment course, Spring Picnic and End of Year Dinner.

LOCATION

Trinity Theological College has a purpose-built facility, “Trinity House,” located in Newcastle Street between Loftus and Oxford streets in Leederville, just 5 kilometres from the Perth CBD. Its convenient location makes it easily accessible via public transport, car or bicycle.

You’ll often spot groups of Trinity students in the local cafes, enjoying each other’s company as they unpack some of the powerful stuff they’ve learned in class that morning!

Prepared for Ministry

“During my time studying at Trinity I was struck by the strong Christian convictions of the faculty, which has given me solid grounding for Gospel ministry at my church. Seeing the story of the Bible as one unified whole, centred on the person and work of the Lord Jesus, is foundational to my role teaching and preaching to our young adults and children. A great bonus was training alongside other believers, building friendships and networks that are a support in my ministry.” Josh Van der Kooij (MDiv)

Prepared for Ministry

“During my time studying at Trinity I was struck by the strong Christian convictions of the faculty, which has given me solid grounding for Gospel ministry at my church. Seeing the story of the Bible as one unified whole, centred on the person and work of the Lord Jesus, is foundational to my role teaching and preaching to our young adults and children. A great bonus was training alongside other believers, building friendships and networks that are a support in my ministry.” Josh Van der Kooij (MDiv)

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FINANCIAL MATTERS

When planning your study, we encourage you to carefully consider your finances. Also, ensure you are aware of the Census Date as changes to your units after this date will have an effect on your fees. Important dates are available on our Academic Calendar. Please see the Australian College of Theology’s Tuition Fee Refund policy for more information.

Course Fees

Degree level fees are set on an annual basis by the Australian College of Theology. Government Financial assistance is available to eligible students – see below.

You can now download a copy of the 2024 degree level fees.

Financial Assistance

Government financial assistance is available to eligible students:

FEE-HELP

FEE-HELP is a loan scheme offered by the Commonwealth Government to students in private tertiary level education facilities such as the Australian College of Theology. Eligible students can access the funds to cover all or part of their studies in their degree level courses.

To be eligible students need to be:

  • An Australian citizen or
  • A permanent ‘humanitarian’ visa holder

To find out more about eligibility and how this scheme works see the Government’s Study Assist page or request a brochure from Trinity reception.

Centrelink

Students studying full time (3 or more units/semester) degree level courses may be eligible for Austudy, Abstudy or Youth Allowance. Information about eligibility is available from www.humanservices.gov.au

Scholarships and Bursaries

Trinity does not have a program of scholarships or bursaries for students. Any student not able to cover all the costs of studies alone is encouraged to establish a financial support network through their church or Christian friends.

Payment Methods

You can make your payments using any of the following methods:

Internet Banking

Information you need to set up regular payments to our bank account

  • BSB: 086-006
  • Account Number: 55-991-6706
  • Please clearly label the transfer with following tag:
    • (Family name).(Initial of first name).FEES.(semester).20XX
    • e.g. Smith.J.FEES.1.2017
  • Contact our Registrar with the date of your first transfer.

Credit Card

Enter your credit card details on your Payment of Fees Agreement form or pay at Reception.

If you have any questions about your finances, please reach out to our Admissions Officer.

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Mondays to Fridays
Closed on public holidays

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