Interested in a degree in Theology, Ministry, Pastoral Counselling, or Professional Supervision?
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Start your adventure at St Mark’s in just 5 steps
Firstly, browse through our courses to find a course that suits you. We offer undergraduate, post graduate, and research degrees.
Thinking of studying on-campus? Please feel free to contact us to arrange a campus tour.
fter selecting a suitable course, you will need to gather supporting documentation that you will require to submit at the time of your application.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
All applications for St Mark’s courses go through Charles Sturt University. This means that you will need to apply directly to Charles Sturt.
If you have studied in a similar field before, you may be eligible to apply for Recognition of Prior Learning or a credit transfer.
If your application is received within the time frame, during which prior learning and/or credit transfers can be considered, your application form will prompt you to indicate the units you would like recognition or credit for.
Once your application has been submitted and approved by Charles Sturt University, you will receive an offer. You will be required to accept the offer before starting the enrolment process. Note: The enrolment process includes fees and payment for your study.
Here at St Mark’s, you’ll find a wonderful theological library, dedicated and helpful faculty and staff, a vibrant theological community, and ongoing events, news, and articles to enrich your student experience with us.
future Students
St Mark’s has been a founding partner in the School of Theology at Charles Sturt University since 1995. Through this partnership, St Mark’s offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses in theology, ministry, pastoral counselling, grounded in Judeo-Christian foundations.
Alumni
The support of our Friends and Alumni helps St Mark’s deliver high-quality education in theology, pastoral care, counselling, and ministry formation.
St Mark’s also produces an active program of public lectures and publications to address critical issues confronting the Christian community and the life of our society.
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