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2 Emmaus Bible College is a Member Institution of the Sydney College of Divinity, a consortium of private teaching colleges, and teaches their awards. Graduate Certificate of Arts Graduate Diploma of Arts Master of Arts Master of Divinity Master of Theology CRICOS Provider Code: 02948J Emmaus is a Registered Training Organisation; National Code NAT Certificate III in Christian Ministry and Theology 10433NAT Certificate IV in Christian Ministry and Theology 10434NAT Diploma of Christian Ministry and Theology The Australian College of Christian Studies offers Associate Degree of Ministry Bachelor of Ministry Bachelor of Theology Bachelor of Social Sciences We are affiliated with the Christian Community Churches of Australia Emmaus Bible School Australia Ltd trading as Emmaus Bible College ABN Page 2

3 Emmaus is a member institution of the Sydney College of Divinity (SCD) and teaches its awards. The SCD is a registered Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) higher education provider. is a Registered Training Organisation recognised by the Australian Skills Quality Authority under the National Vocational Education and Training Regulator ACT AND The Australian College of Christian Studies (ACCS) is an Independent college of higher education is registered by TEQSA to offer these awards. We offer diverse and flexible study programmes to Christians who seek to enhance their Bible and theological knowledge and develop a solid foundation for their future ministry. Our mission is to provide excellence in theological education We invite those with a passion for biblical and theological study to enrol now Come, learn with us Page 3

4 From the Principal Dear Fellow Learners, I present to you information regarding the courses and facilities for Our courses are designed to suit a variety of learners, for those seeking study for self-interest up to Masters of Theology, with pathways into Doctoral studies. The staff and students are an active group of believers seeking to foster personal growth and ministry. We are connected with others through various partnerships, which ensures our programmes remain relevant to the Christian community and the world in which we minister. Our methods of delivery aim to provide for various learner needs and we are continually seeking new methods for taking the study of the Word of God further afield. I trust this prospectus provides information that will motivate you to enrol in one of our courses and in so doing be an active part of our learning community. I invite you to seek further information from our College websites or to contact us directly. Dr Leonard J Smith Principal Providing opportunities for Christians to: - grow in the knowledge of Christ; - be effective in their witness within their local church; - work together with other members of the body of Christ in reaching non-christians with the gospel, and to - encourage one another to continue in the faith. Page 4

5 Major in Biblical and Theological studies In a community of learners intent on developing knowledge and skills relevant to a variety of Christian contexts and ministries WHICH COURSE CAN I STUDY? If you do not have a university degree then you should consider our one, two and three year undergraduate awards: Associate Degree sixteen subjects over two to four years Bachelor of Ministry eight subjects over three to nine years Bachelor of Theology twenty-four subjects over three to nine years Bachelor of Social Sciences twenty-four subjects over three to nine years * these courses are offered through Australian College of Christian Studies. If you do have a non-theological university degree there are a number of postgraduate options for you that are flexible enough to fit in with a busy work and family schedule: Graduate Certificate in Arts four subjects over six to eighteen months Graduate Diploma of Arts eight subjects over one to three years Master of Arts eight subjects over one to three years (after completion of the Graduate Certificate) Master of Divinity twenty four subjects over three to nine years * these courses are offered through Australian College of Christian Studies. If you have been to Bible College and thought your Bachelor of Theology or Bachelor of Ministry was the end of study think and study again. There are postgraduate degrees for you as well: Master of Arts twelve subjects over 1.5 to three years Master of Theology twelve subjects over two to four years * these courses are offered through Australian College of Christian Studies. For those of you who want to help others continue the learning journey, Emmaus can establish you on a research pathway to a Sydney College of Divinity PhD or ThD. Page 5

6 Connecting you from your technology to us from wherever you are Bringing together educators and students throughout the world in the classroom, virtually or online HOW DO I PARTICPATE? THE CHOICE IS YOURS! bricks and mortar - the traditional in-person classroom setting at one of our four campuses: Macquarie Park in Northern Sydney; Miranda in Southern Sydney; Karrinyup in Western Australia and Rothwell in Queensland. the on-line classroom - where you view recordings of the class at your convenience throughout each week, whether at your desk in your home or sitting on the beach with your tablet. the virtual classroom - where you, your class mates and your lecturer may all be in different places in the world but all are connected in real time. live and engaged. These classes are also recorded so that you can review them at a later time. Page 6

7 The Heart of Studies should reflect a deep learning to be recalled, developed and relied upon during a life time of serving God Assessment Assessment is continual throughout each course and may include a combination of assignments, testimonies, interviews, examinations, journals or practical ministry involvement. Technology Support Technology support is available to assist with the preparation of assignments and for research. Printing and photocopying services are available in the library at minimal charge. Our Libraries Our Libraries offer students a vibrant study space with excellent resources. These include: - current hard copy resources in relevant subject areas. - a growing collection of ebooks and several databases (ATLA and ATLASerials, Religion and Philosophy Collection, Psychology and Behavioural Sciences, Teacher Reference Centre) all accessible online. - Library networks allow students to access the vast collections of other institutions via Inter-Library Loan and some allow a personal visit. Page 7

8 Higher Education Courses In partnership with ACCS we offer: Associate Degree of Ministry Bachelor of Theology Bachelor of Ministry Bachelor of Social Sciences A Member Institution of The Sydney College of Divinity, we offer: Graduate Certificate of Arts Graduate Diploma of Arts Master of Arts Specialisations available in - Christian Leadership - Pastoral - Biblical - Master of Divinity Master of Theology Northern Sydney Campus Southern Sydney Campus Perth Campus Brisbane Campus - Macquarie Park NSW - Miranda, NSW - Karrinyup, WA - Rothwell, Qld Page 8

9 Associate Degree of Ministry Duration: 2 year Full Time 6 years Part Time The Associate degree is a two-year full time or part time equivalent nested award within the Bachelor of Ministry and Bachelor of Theology degrees. This degree contributes to the provision of theologically informed ministers and Christian workers with appropriate basic skills for ministry in local churches and other Christian ministries, social and aid organisations and mission groups. On successful completion of the course, students will have developed knowledge, understanding and skills which are relevant for personal Christian living and for a variety of Christian ministry vocations, such as supportive roles in local churches and missionary organisations, Christian aid and social services, youth work, pastoral care and similar vocations. They will have identified one or more of these vocations as their future avenue for Christian services and begun to consider some specialized study for that goal. For some, this course alone may not provide all the vocational preparation that is required and may need to be supplemented with practical training in ministry, specialised denominational training, front-line experience and/or higher-level studies such as a bachelor s degree, perhaps followed by postgraduate study. FIRST YEAR SUBJECTS Preparation for Post-Secondary Study Old Testament Introduction New Testament Introduction Introduction to Christian Theology Biblical Interpretation: Theory and Practice Spiritual Foundations for Christian Life Ministry of the Spirit Christian History Global Missions SECOND YEAR SUBJECTS Christian Ethics: Issues and Options The Nature and Mission of the Church Jesus Christ: His Person and Work Any five of the following subjects: Counselling Skills 1 Pastoral Care The Art of Preaching Character of the Christian Leader Evangelism: Methods and Message Page 9

10 Bachelor of Theology Duration: 3 year Full Time 9 years Part Time Course Outline 8 first year subjects provide the theoretical framework for Christian ministry, theology and practice. 8 second year subjects selected from the sub disciplines of Systematic Theology (six subjects) and Bible (two subjects) develop critical and analytical understanding of Christian theology and its significance in the contemporary community. 1 Capstone subject of 12 credit points (two semesters) in which the student will critically research and creatively apply theological methods in the development and articulation of a Christian doctrine of God. The Bachelor of Theology is a programme designed to give students an in depth knowledge of the Bible. In the first year, students study a range of foundational biblical and theological subjects. In the second and third years, they expand and build on these studies, deepening and broadening their knowledge and understanding of theology and biblical exegesis. By the end of this course students will have systematically and comprehensively studied Bible and theology through a structured and progressive course of study. FIRST YEAR SUBJECTS Preparation for Post-Secondary Study Global Missions Spirituality for the Christian Life Ministry of the Spirit Introduction to Christian Theology Testament Introduction New Testament Introduction Biblical Interpretation: Theory and Practice Christian History Major in Christian Theology Exploration of Bible Lands: The Old Testament Exploration of Bible Lands: The New Testament Introduction to Biblical Languages Biblical Theology of the Old and New Testament Special Theology Elective History of Christian Thought Contemporary Trinitarian Theology THIRD YEAR SECOND YEAR SUBJECTS The Kingdom of God Christian Ethics: Issues and Options Jesus Christ: His Person and Work The Nature and Mission of the Church Contemporary Theological Issues Apologetics Exegesis 1 The Gospels Exegesis 2 The Pentateuch CT Major in Biblical Studies New Testament Greek or Biblical Hebrew Exegesis 3 or Exegesis 4 Exploration of Bible Lands: The Old Testament Exploration of Bible Lands: The New Testament Issues in Contemporary Hermeneutics Biblical Theology of the Old and New Testaments Special Theology Elective Page 10

11 Bachelor of Ministry Duration: 3 years Full Time 9 years Part Time Course Outine Twenty-four subjects, a total of 144 credit points are required, including: 8 first year subjects that provide the theoretical framework for Christian ministry, theology and practice. 8 second year subjects that develop the theoretical and practical elements of Christian ministry, introducing key elements for the on-going development of Christian leadership and ministry within diverse ministry contexts and vocations. This course prepares men and women for vocations in Christian ministry in various denominational and other settings. It includes systematic study, wide reading and practical ministry education. The course provides a sound theological foundation, teaches students to explore issues and think critically, and helps them to develop biblical attitudes to ministry. All students learn to use sound principles of biblical interpretation and to apply biblical principles to specific areas of ministry (e.g. pastoral care, preaching, teaching and FIRST YEAR SUBJECTS Preparation for Post-Secondary Study Global Missions Ministry of the Spirit Spirituality for Christian Life Old Testament Introduction New Testament Introduction Biblical Interpretation: Theory and Practice Introduction to Christian Theology Christian History SECOND YEAR SUBJECTS Counselling Skills 1 The Art of Preaching The Character of the Christian Leader Pastoral Care Evangelism: Methods and Message The Nature and Mission of the Church Christian Ethics: Issues and Options Jesus Christ: His Person and Work THIRD YEAR SUBJECTS Major in Christian Leadership Ministry Practicum And six of the following electives: Intercultural Ministry in Australia Introduction to Sociology and Culture The Church and the Australian Community Management in Christian Leadership Contemporary Issues in Ministry Exploring Bible Lands: The Old Testament Exploring Bible Lands: The New Testament Major in Counselling Ministry Practicum And six of the following electives: Introduction to Marriage & Family Counseling Human Lifespan and Development Grief and Loss Counselling Marriage & Family Therapies (Theory & Practice) Introduction to Group Work Crisis Intervention/Trauma Counselling Page 11

12 Bachelor of Social Science Duration: 3 year Full Time 9 years Part Time Course Outline 24 subjects (144 credit points) are required for all students working towards the degree. The Bachelor of Social Science degree offered through The Australian College of Christian Studies combines rigorous coursework, experiential learning, and mentoring relationships into a comprehensive educational experience. This degree enables students to develop a personal and professional framework for counselling through integration of the Scriptures and critical study of psychological principals and the major counselling modalities. The Course provides an excellent grounding in the theory and practice of counselling whilst concurrently offering fieldwork opportunities. What sets the Australian College of Christian Education program apart is the Christian framework that encompasses every aspect of the curriculum and promotes study of the whole person, including the spiritual dimension. You will be given the unique opportunity to explore the relationship between faith and psychology in a scriptural context. FIRST YEAR SUBJECTS Preparation for Post-Secondary Study Counselling Skills Spirituality for the Christian Life Introduction to Marriage and Family Counselling World Views and Counselling Human Lifespan Development Counselling Skills 2 Introduction to Counselling Theories and Therapies Biblical Interpretation Theory and Practice SECOND YEAR SUBJECTS The Work of the Holy Spirit Grief and Loss Counselling Theory and Practice Marriage and Family Therapies (Theory and Practice) Introduction to Psychology Emotion Focused/Acceptance Commitment Therapy Introduction to Christian Theology Psychological Disorders Professional Ethics THIRD YEAR SUBJECTS Counselling Major Self Care Introduction to Group Work Crisis Intervention/Trauma Counselling Professional Ethics Counselling Practicum Part A Counselling Practicum-Part B Narrative therapy (3cps) Positive Psychology (3cps) Two electives from: Cross-Cultural Counselling Addiction Counselling Special Counselling Elective Chaplaincy Major Intercultural Ministry in Australia Pastoral Care Self Care Counselling and pastoral Care for the Ageing Chaplaincy Practicum Part A Chaplaincy Practicum Part B Crisis Intervention/Trauma Counselling One elective from: Cross-Cultural Counselling Addiction Counselling Special Counselling Elective Page 12

13 Undergraduate Course Entry Requirements The following is an extract from the Australian College of Christian Studies Handbook. Associate Degree of Ministry Bachelor of Theology Bachelor of Social Sciences Entry Requirements Satisfactory completion of Year 12 in the Australian school system, or Mature admission for those who have reached the age of 21, or Special Entry admission through interview process, or Satisfactory completion of a Diploma of Christian Ministry and Page 13

14 Postgraduate Courses Masters of Arts Duration 1.5 years Full Time The Master of Arts course is great for those who hold a tertiary qualification in a non-theological discipline, who wish to pursue a graduate qualification in theology, and who are seeking skills in theological studies to enhance their professional work. It can be accessed by first completing the Graduate Certificate in Arts. It is also suitable for those who hold an undergraduate degree in ministry or theology who would like to broaden their studies in these areas. Holders of these degrees can proceed directly to the Master of Arts. NB: Incorporated within this qualification are two exit points. A Graduate Certificate in Arts may be awarded after the successful completion of four (4) subjects) A Graduate Diploma of Arts may be awarded after the successful completion of eight (8) subjects) Discipline specialisations (6 subjects) within the Master of Arts are available in: Christian Leadership Pastoral Counselling Biblical Studi Theology Master of Divinity Duration 3 years Full Time A graduate entry program for students with a previous non-theological degree seeking to undertake their initial theological studies. It is a comprehensive degree leading to Christian Ministry or graduate research study in theology at the highest level. Master of Theology Duration 1.5 years Full Time An advanced graduate program in theology and related disciplines for candidates with a prior three-year theological degree who seek to further specialise in theological studies or pursue research in the future. Page 14

15 Postgraduate Course Entry Requirements Graduate Certificate in Arts Graduate Diploma of Arts Master of Arts* Master of Divinity Entry Requirements Satisfactory completion of a three-year bachelor award or equivalent in any discipline, with English Proficiency; or Satisfactory completion of a Vocational Graduate Certificate (provisional admission) or Vocational Graduate Diploma, with English Proficiency; or Professional entry admission with English proficiency. Students not possessing an undergraduate degree meeting the normal entry requirements may seek provisional admission into an MA (with a professional specialisation) via Professional Entry. This entry requires the student to possess a minimum of 5 years relevant work experience in a senior leadership role, consistent with the Typical Progression Pathways outlines below. Typical Progression Pathways: Relevant work experience in a senior leadership role will be determined by the Student Administration Committee of the SCD, and (subject to the above requirements) will include: Full-time church or para-church ministry in senior leadership position. Senior leadership experience in non-government, not-for-profit, community- based and related organisations which act to further the social and/or cultural outworkings of the gospel. Christian business people who are fulfilling positions of responsibility including team and industry leadership. Other relevant senior leadership experience consistent with, and deemed by SAC to be equivalent to, the above. In addition, Overseas students must be at least 18 years of age, must have an IELTS (or equivalent) of 7.0 or greater in all bands of the test and may only enrol in full time courses and cannot complete such courses by more than 25% distance or online learning. The Master of Arts requires satisfactory completion of a three-year bachelor (AQF7) award or equivalent in theology, with English Proficiency; or completion of an AQF8 level theology award such as the Graduate Certificate in Arts. Please contact the Registrar at registrar@emmaus.edu.au for further information. Page 15

16 Further Information for International Students These are students who are entering Australia to study on a student visa (This does not include students who are residing outside of Australia during their course of study) a) The SCD welcomes overseas students but admission to the SCD is governed by the requirements of the Australian Government, the SCD requirements (as set out above) and a Member Institution s own regulations. b) Once the overseas student makes application, the student s academic qualifications are matched against the entry criteria to confirm their potential admission. This is done by the Academic Committee within the Member Institution and then approved by the Student Administration Committee of the SCD. Student s previous academic qualifications are evaluated with the help of AEI Country Education Profiles (CEP) online data. The students English language proficiency is determined by an IELTS test (or equivalent). c) Overseas students may only enrol in full time courses and cannot complete such courses by more than 25% distance or online learning. All courses available to overseas students have units available by distance and / or on-line learning. d) All relevant documents must be submitted with the application, as e) Applications which are inadequately documented cannot be considered. f) Courses in the SCD are conducted in English (except the BTh (Korean Medium)) so: i) Students are expected to be proficient in English; i) Assessment tasks shall be set and examined in that language unless special permission to do otherwise is granted by the Academic Board; iii) Students who gained their qualifications for admission to any of the SCD s awards up to the level of Master (coursework) in a language other than English, must accompany their application for admission with an IELTS (or equivalent) result normally of 6.0 or better for Diploma, 6.5 or better for Bachelor and 7.0 or better for coursework postgraduate courses. See the table presented in the English Proficiency section of the SCD Policies and Procedures for a more detailed explanation of the IELTS requirements; iv) Students who gained their qualifications for admission to any of the SCD s postgraduate awards from the level of research Master in a language other than English, must accompany their application for admission with an IELTS (or equivalent) result of normally not less than 7.0 in all bands of the test; v) Applicants already in Australia who are required to take an English test shall be advised accordingly; g) All Member Institutions are required to observe the English language requirements as spelt out in sub-rule (f) (iii) and (iv). h) The information contained in this policy is communicated to the overseas student at the point of initial contact. Hard copy is included in the application package sent to the prospective student prior to them making application. Page 16

17 Fees For 2016 the Fee structure is as follows VET Costs: Diploma of Christian Ministry and Theology $ 5,750.00* Certificate IV in Christian Ministry and Theology $ 4, * VET FEE HELP available for eligible students Undergraduate Subjects Subjects taken for credit (includes SCD fees) Audit subjects (attendance only, includes notes) $ per subject $ per subject Postgraduate Courses Subjects taken for credit (includes SCD fees) Audit subjects (attendance only, includes notes) $ per subject $ per subject NOTE: As the courses are educational in nature, there is no GST Are there any other costs? Other expenses for consideration are the purchase of books, computer, software and stationery. The Emmaus library is an excellent resource and able to support completely all courses offered by the College, however, students should purchase a set of good basic reference books for themselves. Student s Services and Amenities Fee The Australian Government passed legislation allowing Higher Education Institutions to charge a compulsory Student Amenities Fee from 2012 onwards to support a range of student services such as sporting and recreational activities, employment and career advice, child care, financial advice and food services. Eligible students will be able to defer payment of the fee through the SA-HELP system which operates similarly to FEE-HELP. Page 17

18 Fee Help Fee Help is an Australian Commonwealth Government Loan Scheme that assists students who are Australian citizens to pay their tuition fees and is available to students who are studying for credit at Higher Education Diploma level or above. Full details are available on the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations website SA-Help SA HELP is a loan scheme that assists eligible students to pay their student services and amenities fee. Eligible students can choose to defer all or part of their fee for the relevant year. Youth Allowance Students who are under 25 and studying full time at Certificate level or above may be eligible for a youth allowance payment subject to certain means tests. More information can be found at Austudy To be considered for Austudy you must be aged 25 or over and: studying an approved full-time course at an approved institution, or undertaking a full-time Australian Apprenticeship. Full-time secondary education, graduate, undergraduate courses, and some Masters, diplomas, and TAFE courses are approved for Austudy. Unlike Youth Allowance, there is no independence test for Austudy. If you qualify for Austudy you are considered independent. This means the parental means test does not apply. Your previous studies may affect your eligibility for Austudy Further information can be accessed via Page 18

19 Intensive Courses Throughout the year students are able to undertake additional studies through intensives. These subjects, with full credit point status, are taught in a compressed format. Pastoral Epistles 16 February 2015 to 19 February Study Tour The College offers an annual study tour to biblical lands where the student can experience the places where our Lord Jesus and the disciples lived and ministered. See the places where the early church was founded and stand in the shadow of great biblical leaders and teachers. Each year the destination places vary; Israel and Jordon or Greece and Turkey. Emmaus also offers a Mission Field Trip each year where students will observe and experience third world mission projects. Previous study tours have also included missionary field experience in Kenya, Uganda and India Fee Help is available for the tuition component of the Study Tours and Mission Trips Study Tour BB7396/BB9695 Issues in Biblical Studies Greece and Turkey Please contact the Registrar for details. Page 19

20 Vocational Courses of Study available for 2016 Emmaus is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) registered with the National VET Regulator, Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA). For more information on ASQA please visit their website at RTO Name: Emmaus Bible School (Australia) Ltd Trading as: Emmaus Bible College, National Code: 91402, operating at our Macquarie Park and Miranda Campuses. We offer the following VOCATIONAL courses: NAT Certificate III in Christian Ministry and Theology 10433NAT Certificate IV in Christian Ministry and Theology CRICOS No J Certificate III in Christian Ministry and Theology (10432NAT) This course is nominally 240 hours of study (approximately 6 months). Depending on previous skills, knowledge, Christian life experiences, current and past roles within a church (or other ministry), this course duration may be reduced by applying for advance standing (otherwise known as Recognition of Prior Learning - RPL). SUBJECTS WITHIN THIS COURSE Christian Foundations Relevance of the Bible today Living life as a Christian Spiritual Growth Communication skills Personal skill and development Work with young people (elective) Communicating God s love through testimony Certificate IV in Christian Ministry and Theology (10433NAT) This course is nominally 500 hours (approximately 12 months). This course is designed for those who are working in or have a desire to work within a local church or para-church organisation (either employed or as a volunteer). Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is available for students who have the requisite knowledge and experience required for these qualifications. SUBJECTS WITHIN THIS COURSE Christian life and practice Old and New Testament studies Worldview and mission Personal ministry Christian leadership and leading ministry activities Planning and conducting group activities WH&S and risk management Discipleship Page 20

21 Diploma of Christian Ministry and Theology (10434NAT) This is a significant qualification with the prerequisite that a student has completed or can demonstrate equivalence to the Certificate IV in Christian Ministry and Theology. This course is suitable for mature Christians. SUBJECTS WITHIN THIS COURSE Christian beliefs and current practices Interpreting Old and New Testament Scriptures New theological interpretation Christian way of life Communicating theology Development, implementation and promotion of effective communication techniques Provide leadership in community services delivery Research project FEE-HELP Available for Diploma Course CRICOS No G Church Based Programmes Vocational courses may be offered within your local church in languages other than English. Church leaders are encouraged to contact Emmaus Bible College about hosting these programmes. Should students wish to complete only part of a course they will be issued with a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment. Credit for these units can be later used toward a qualification. Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is available for students who have the requisite knowledge and experience required for these qualifications. Page 21

22 What do I do next? If you know which courses you wish to enrol in for Higher Education studies please fill in the ACCS or Emmaus enrolment form. If you are applying for VET studies please fill in the VET Application Form. You will find both forms and more information about us on the ACCS or EBC websites or If you would like to speak to the registrar you can contact him at registrar@emmaus.edu.au or phone Important Dates: Applications for Semester One Courses Close First lectures of Semester 1 Friday 29th January 2016 Week commencing 29th February 2016 Applications for Semester Two Courses Close Friday 8th July, 2016 First lectures of Semester 2 Week Commencing 25th July, 2016 Last day of 2014 academic year Friday 11th November, 2016 Semester One Commencing: Week Commencing February 29th, 2016 Concluding: Week commencing June 14th, 2016 Mid Semester Break: April 11th April 25th, 2016 Semester Two Commencing: Week Commencing July 25th, 2016 Concluding: Week commencing November 7th, 2016 Mid Semester Break: September 26th October 7th, 2016 Page 22

23 Australian College of Christian Studies and Emmaus Bible College - Macquarie Park, Miranda and Rothwell Campuses 2016 College Calendar SEMESTER 1-29 February to 17 June February Tues-Fri Summer Intensive Biblical Studies: Pastoral Epistles February 24 Wed Graduation and Commencement Service February 29 - March 4 Mon - Fri Week 1 - Classes begin March 7 March 11 Mon - Fri Week 2 March 14 March 18 Mon - Fri Week 3 March 21 Mon CENSUS DATE * dates for Intensive subjects vary March 21 March 24 Mon - Thur Week 4 March 25 March 28 Fri - Mon Easter weekend (College closed 25/3 and 28/3) March 29 April 1 Tues Fri Week 5 April 4 April 8 Mon Fri Week 6 April MID-SEMESTER BREAK April 25 Mon Public Holiday ANZAC Day (College closed) April 26 April 29 Mon Fri Week 7 May 2 May 6 Mon - Fri Week 8 May 9 May 13 Mon - Fri Week 9 May 16 May 20 Mon Fri Week 10 May 23 May 27 Mon Fri Week 11 May 30 June 4 Mon Fri Week 12 June 7 June 11 Mon Fri Week 13 June 13 Mon Public Holiday - Queen s Birthday (College closed) June 14 June 17 Tues Fri Week 14 Exam week June 20 July 22 Mon MID-YEAR BREAK August 2-5 Winter Intensive - New Testament Theology SEMESTER 2-25 July to 11 November July 25 July 29 Mon - Fri Week 1 Classes begin August 1 August 5 Mon - Fri Week 2 August 8 August 13 Mon Fri Week 3 August 15 Mon CENSUS DATE * dates for Intensive subjects vary August 15 August 19 Mon Fri Week 4 August 22 August 26 Mon Fri Week 5 August 29 September 2 Mon Fri Week 6 September 5 September 9 Mon Fri Week 7 September 12 September 16 Mon Fri Week 8 September 19 September 23 Mon Fri Week 9 September 26 - October 7 Mon MID-SEMESTER BREAK October 5 Mon Public Holiday - Labour Day (College closed) October 10 October 14 Mon - Fri Week 10 October 17 October 21 Mon - Fri Week 11 October 24 October 28 Mon - Fri Week 12 October 31 November 4 Mon Fri Week 13 November 07- November 11 Mon - Fri Week 14 Exam Week Page 23

24 Higher Education Tuition & Academic Fees Fee Structure (Accredited Programs) Refund Policy Fees effective from 1 January 2016 Associate Degree of Ministry (per 6cp unit) $1,700 Bachelor of Theology (per 6cp unit) $1,700 Bachelor of Ministry (per 6cp unit) $1,700 Bachelor of Social Sciences (per 6cp unit) $1,700 Gradate Certificate in Arts (per 9cp unit) $1,950 Graduate Diploma of Arts (per 9cp unit) $1, 950 Master of Arts / Master of Divinity / Master of Theology $1, 950 (per 9cp unit) Undergraduate Tuition Audit $250 Postgraduate Tuition Audit $250 Full refund to Census Date less applicable withdrawal fee. Withdrawal Fee Up to commencement of subject: $100 Up to Census Date $250 Other Fees (applicable to full-time and part-time students) Overseas Student Administration fee $300 (non-refundable payable on application) Enrollment Variation Fee (per occasion) $50 Late Enrollment Fee $75 Library Fee (per day per item overdue) $1 Lost library item charge Replacement cost (minimum $50) Lost or damaged item or equipment charge Replacement cost Student ID card replacement $30 Replacement transcript fee $25 Courses will not be recorded on the student s academic record nor an award conferred until the student s account is paid in full. All fees are subject to periodic review. All prices are in Australian dollars. Page 24

25 Where is Miranda Campus? Location of the Miranda Campus The Miranda Campus is located in the Shire at Miranda. Miranda is just over half an hour drive south from Sydney s central business district and is served well by both rail and bus public transport, giving quick and reliable access to the city. Miranda is also just 45 minutes from Wollongong. Getting to and from the Campus The nearest train station is Miranda. You can catch a bus from Miranda Station to the campus. Bus - Route 971 to Hurstville - embark from opposite. Miranda Station "Miranda Interchange, Kiora Rd (Stand 6), get off at Hungry Jacks on Port Hacking Road (corner of Box Road), about 5 minutes. For a shortcut to the College, use the side gate at 175 Port Hacking Road (same building as Southside Christian Fellowship) Page 25

26 Where is Macquarie Park Campus? Location of the Park Campus The Macquarie Park Campus is located in Macquarie Park, a metropolitan suburb of Australia s largest city, Sydney. Macquarie Park is situated 17 kilometers north-west of Sydney s central business district and is served well by both rail and bus public transport, giving quick and reliable access to the city, the ur and other attractions. Please note that Macquarie Park is sometimes referred to as North Ryde. Getting to and from the Campus Macquarie University railway station is the closest railway station and is located on the Epping to Chatswood link of the Northern rail line of Sydney's Cityrail network. It is 5 min walk from the college campus. Macquarie Park is also well-serviced by bus facilities by Sydney Buses and Hillsbus. The M2 Hills Motorway runs along the northern border to the Sydney CBD. Epping Road is a major arterial road in the area that runs east from the railway station to the Pacific Highway. Page 26

27 Contacts and Information Macquarie Park Campus 82 Waterloo Road PO Box 1949 Macquarie Park NSW 2113 Macquarie Centre NSW 2113 Phone: Fax: Principal, Dr Leonard J Smith General Manager, Graeme Janes Head of Academics, Theron Young Librarian Registrar, Chris Haeusler Administration, Emma Donsworth len.smith@emmaus.edu.au graeme.janes@emmaus.edu.au theron.young@emmaus.edu.au library@emmaus.edu.au chris.haeusler@emmaus.edu.au emma.donsworth@emmaus.edu.au Web: Miranda Campus 10 Kiama Street PO Box 1015 Miranda, NSW 2228 Miranda NSW 1490 Phone: Principal, Dr Leonard J Smith General Manager, Graeme Janes Academic Dean, Paul Porta Librarian Registrar, Chris Haeusler Administration, Janelle Tweed len.smith@ccs.edu.au graeme.janes@ccs.edu.au paul.porta@ccs.edu.au library@ccs.edu.au chris.haeusler@ccs.edu.au janelle.tweed@ccs.edu.au Web: A member institution of and accredited through the Affiliated with Page 27

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