Course Fees

The tuition fees for an overseas student completing the same course described above is $4,000.

Please note that this is the cost of the course only - it does not include residential costs or any personal expense while living in Tasmania. You can find out more about costs of living at Worldview on our Residential Program page.

Course Structure

The accredited vocational program for overseas students is 20 hours a week full-time and requires the same successful completion of units mentioned above.

In 2023 the academic and residential program will begin on Monday 6 February (with an orientation week) and will conclude on Saturday 16 December (with graduation).

Term breaks are:

• 6-28 April 2023
• 8-24 July 2023
• 30 September to 15 October 2023

Entry and Course Requirements

Overseas students must be 18 years old and above. For a detailed description regarding academic standards and English language proficiency please click here.

Enrolment

Overseas students have to apply and pay one semester's fees before they can be issued with a Confirmation of Enrolment (necessary to obtain an Australian Student Visa).

Begin the application process here.

God's Big Story
CMTTHE403 - Compare and present information on a theological theme or issue

While the Bible is made up of many books and letters, it holds themes that run through the Bible which are very important to understanding God and His purposes for the world. This Unit traces the most important theme of salvation through the OT and NT, while exploring other important themes as well. This unit will help you begin to form a solid biblical theology.

Engaging with Scripture
CMTTHE402 - Interpret theological data

Practical skills in how to use and interpret the Bible are acquired in this unit, including topics where did the Bible come from, what was the context and setting of the Bible, how do we apply it to today’s cultures. A focus of this unit will be the study of the book of Philippians and the Psalms. You will learn how to lead a Bible study.

Discipleship
CMTTHE404 - Compare and apply new theological insights

Our most important call is to follow Jesus. This unit helps the student to apply the teachings of Jesus to life and ministry through a study of the Gospel of Mark. Further reflection is given to personal formation which considers the spiritual disciplines of a faithful disciple.

Knowing God
CMTTHE401 - Interpret and discuss Christian Scripture and Theology

This unit introduces the student to the foundational beliefs of the Christian faith. Topics include, God, the Trinity, the Person of Jesus, the work of Jesus, the Holy Spirit, Church and the Spiritual world.

Christian Ethics
CMTMIN401 - Explain the application of Christian ethics to contemporary life issues

This unit covers a number of ethical issues that we are confronted with today from a biblical perspective, with Jesus’ teachings central to our considerations.

Telling God's Story (clustered unit)
CMTMIN402 - Communicate theological information BSBCMM411 - Make presentations

This subject will help us grow in skills of sharing God’s story and our story both in our context and cross-culturally. Different tools will be practiced, including a consideration of the 3D gospel – Guilt/Innocence, Honour/Shame, Fear/Power. The idea of running disciple making Growth Groups and discipling others will be explored and practiced.

Working with Diversity in Healthy Teams (clustered unit) including a ministry placement
CHCDIV001 - Work with Diverse Peoples
MSMSUP106 - Work in a Team

This unit helps students to identify and develop skills for learning about and working with people who are different or from other cultures. We consider the idea of Cultural Intelligence. Team life is explored and what makes for a great team member working on a multi-cultural team. This unit requires a ministry placement for practice and reflection in a real life ministry situation.