The Christian ministry landscape and context is radically evolving. AC’s Diploma of Ministry (DipMin) addresses these changes and equips the next generation of Christian leaders for your unique calling in ministry.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Preparing you for ministry in today's world, this course provides you with a thorough foundation in theology and biblical studies, shaping a Christian worldview that will directly connect to your vocation – and in addition you will find opportunities to gain the practical expertise required for ministry, and make a positive contribution to society.
You will be able to develop your writing and communication skills, and be able to demonstrate an ability to apply a body of knowledge in a range of ministry contexts. This course of study draws on AC’s established expertise in the area of ministry.
COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES
Demonstrated:
- general understanding of key issues, recent scholarship and practices within the discipline area of ministry, consistent with a Christian worldview;
- depth of understanding of practical fieldwork;
- technical and theoretical understanding of basic research principles and methods, and knowledge of research approaches used in the discipline area of ministry.
Demonstrated ability to:
- identify, analyse and synthesise theoretical knowledge in the discipline area of ministry;
- examine a complex problem or management requirements using appropriate methodologies and theories from the discipline area of ministry;
- communicate technical and creative skills to express ideas and perspective related to the discipline area of ministry;
- transfer knowledge and specialised ministry skills to peers and general audiences in diverse contexts.
- apply theoretical and technical knowledge and skills acquired within the specialist area of ministry in a range of professional contexts;
- work independently, responsibly and with the level expected in a broad range of professional and ministry contexts;
- collaborate in team projects to make a positive contribution toward social issues;
- undertake self-reflection and evaluation of performance for the purpose of vocational development.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Career Opportunities Graduates of this course of study may find employment in a relevant occupational field that require skills in research and critical thinking, such as:
- Ministry or church-based organisations
- Not-for-profit organisations
- Missions-focussed organisations
* Our study modes are flexible so you can mix-and-match different modes throughout your course to fit your needs. For example, a face-to-face student can choose to attend some classes online or an online student may choose to take some subjects face-to-face.
Locations: Fully available Online. Some subjects available at Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Melbourne and Adelaide campuses.