Places are available for overseas students who fulfil the application requirements of the College.
Trinity Theological College is approved to deliver the following courses of the Australian College of Theology (ACT) (CRICOS Provider Code #02650E) to Overseas Students:
Rural Ministry
“After starting out in Uni ministry in Darwin I realised I was not well trained for ministry and needed to undertake study. I enrolled with Trinity and in my current role as a pastor in a small rural town, Trinity has played an integral part equipping me to engage with a huge range of questions and issues that come up unannounced – from systematic theology issues, to biblical theology questions, to church history, and interpretation of specific biblical passages.
The biblical training I received – more than that – the whole way of understanding how rigorous study of the Bible integrates with all of life, is second to none, and useful for both personal devotion and faithfulness as well as teaching others about Jesus and all he has done, and continues to do, for us.”
Jeff Jackson (GDDiv)
Trinity Theological College is bound by the following National Code through its affiliation with the Australian College of Theology:
The National Code of Practice for Registration Authorities and Providers of Education for Overseas Students (2018) (the National Code) requires that no more than 25 per cent of a student’s total course by distance and/or online learning. In addition, overseas students must not enrol exclusively in distance or online learning units in any semester.*
The National Code is a set of nationally consistent standards that governs the protection of overseas students and delivery of courses to those students by providers registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS). Overseas students are advised to become familiar with the ESOS Framework, which provides the regulatory requirements for the Australian College of Theology and other providers of education to overseas students in Australia. It provides overseas students with protection. The National Code is available here.
The Australian College of Theology and its affiliated colleges are required to comply with the standards articulated in the National Code, and all documentation for your study can be found in the handbooks and policy documents of the ACT, as well as information given to you by Trinity Theological College.
For more information about studying in Australia, please see the Australian College of Theology website and the Department of Home Affairs website.
* Trinity Theological College does not offer any distance or online learning units.
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