Undergraduate Certificate in Ministry
Program Overview
The Undergraduate Certificate in Ministry from Alphacrucis University College is a one-semester program that provides a foundation in Christian Ministry. It includes a core subject on Pastoral Ministry and three elective subjects tailored to specific areas of interest. The program is designed for flexible learning, with full-time, part-time, and online study options available. Graduates are prepared for careers in various ministry contexts, including chaplaincy, church-based organizations, and not-for-profit organizations.
Program Outline
Objective:
The program aims to provide formal training and develop practical skills for Christian Ministry. It focuses on equipping students with a foundation in key areas of ministry, enabling them to pursue further studies and serve effectively in various ministry contexts.
Description:
The Undergraduate Certificate in Ministry is a four-subject, one-semester program designed to provide an introduction to Christian Ministry. It consists of one core subject, Introduction to Pastoral Ministry, and three elective subjects chosen from a range of AC courses. The program offers a flexible learning experience with full-time, part-time, and online study options.
Outline:
Subjects:
- Core Subject:
- MIN101 Introduction to Pastoral Ministry (10 credit points)
- Elective Subjects:
- Students choose three elective subjects (30 credit points) from a range of AC courses under the following subject codes:
- BIB (Biblical Studies)
- CCM (Contemporary Christian Music)
- LEA (Leadership and Administration)
- MIN (Ministry)
- THE (Theology)
- The elective subjects allow students to tailor their studies to specific areas of interest within Christian ministry.
- Suggested study plans are provided to help students choose appropriate electives and complete the program in different timeframes.
- The program utilizes a variety of teaching methods, including lectures, tutorials, workshops, and online resources.
Structure:
- The program follows a semester-based structure, with each semester lasting 13 weeks.
- Students can complete the program full-time (6 months) by taking four subjects per semester or part-time (1 or 2 years) by taking two or one subject per semester.
- More information on specific subject availability and study plans can be found in the current enrolment guide and the Subject & Unit Search tool.
Teaching:
- The program utilizes a variety of teaching methods, including:
- lectures
- tutorials
- workshops
- online resources
- The program is taught by experienced faculty members with expertise in various areas of Christian ministry.
- Students have access to a range of support services, including academic advisors, counsellors, and learning resources.
Careers:
- Graduates of the program can pursue careers in:
- business and professional organizations
- chaplaincy positions
- ministry or church-based organizations
- music positions
- not-for-profit and mission-focused organizations
- educational institutions
- The program prepares students for various leadership roles within the Christian community.
Other:
- The program welcomes applications from diverse backgrounds and encourages students to participate actively in discussions and activities.