Australian Catholic University
4 years full-time or equivalent part-time
Explore theology, faith, and global cultures in this double degree combining theological studies with international perspectives. Study abroad at one of 60 partner institutions worldwide and develop skills for careers in international relations, diplomacy, and global organizations.
Applicants must meet minimum ATAR requirement of 58.50 for Brisbane campus. Year 12 prerequisites include 2 units of English (any) for NSW, English Units 3 & 4 (C) for Queensland, or equivalent. International applicants must meet English Language Proficiency requirements. Non-school leavers with VET qualifications, higher education study, or work experience may be eligible for alternative entry pathways.
The program comprises 320 credit points across theology and global studies. Theology majors include Biblical Studies and Christian Thought, exploring biblical texts, Christian faith, doctrine, and spirituality. Available minors include Biblical Studies, Christian Thought, Ancient Languages, Biblical Languages, Christian Practice, Study of Religions, Economics, Geography and Environment, History, Politics and International Relations, and Sociology. Global Studies includes specified units in Global History, International Relations, Global Society, and a Global Studies Research Project. Third-year students undertake study abroad experiences or international internships.
Australian Catholic University offers a distinctive approach combining rigorous theological education with global perspectives. With 60 partner institutions worldwide, ACU provides unparalleled study abroad opportunities. The university's commitment to faith and values, combined with flexible delivery options and strong international networks, prepares graduates for meaningful careers in global organizations, diplomacy, and international development.
Graduates pursue diverse careers in religious and non-religious organizations, government service including diplomatic roles, international organizations like the United Nations, social entrepreneurship, international relations, journalism, and travel and tourism. The combination of theological knowledge and global perspective positions graduates for leadership roles in addressing global challenges and working across cultures in international contexts.
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