• Current Students
  • News & Events
  • Library
  • Bookshop
  • Current Students
  • News & Events
  • Library
  • Bookshop
  • Study

    STUDY

    Start your study journey with St Mark’s today! 

    Explore our undergraduate, postgraduate, and research programs.


    We offer Theology, Ministry, Counselling, and Supervision courses, in partnership with Charles Sturt University.  

    • Our Courses
    • Research Degrees
    • Single Subjects
    • Study Online
    • Prospectus
    • Why St Mark's?
    • How to Apply
    • Fees & Loans
    • Scholarships
    • Credit Transfer
    • Key Dates
    • Apply Now

    partnering with

    Enquire »
  • Research

    RESEARCH

    Explore our higher degrees by research!

    At St Mark’s, our research staff and students work together to systematically investigate biblical and theological issues.  Our aim is to to clarify the nature of these issues and/or provide solutions.

    • Our Research
    • Our Experts
    • Our Research Impact
    • Ethics & Integrity
    • Publications
    • St Mark's Review
    • Research Degrees
    • Fees & Cost
    • Scholarships & Grants
    • Supervision
    • How to Apply

    partnering with

    Enquire »
  • About

    ABOUT

    St Mark’s — since 1957.

     We are passionate about the practical connection of theological principles to public and private life, while championing intellectual rigour in the pursuit of academic excellence.

    • About Us
    • Our Leadership Team
    • Vision & Mission
    • Strategic Plan
    • Maps & Parking
    • Library
    • Jobs
    St Mark's National Theological Centre
    • Contact Us
    • Getting to St Mark's

    15 Blackall Street, Barton ACT 2600

  • Community

    COMMUNITY

    At St Mark’s we highly value the connections we make.

    By partnering with Charles Sturt University, we are able to provide a better learning experience for our students. Contributions by alumni, volunteers, and doners, benefit both our students and the wider community.

    • Giving
    • Volunteering
    • Alumni
    • Partnerships
    • Venue Hire
    • Bookshop
    • Chapel
    • News & Events
  • GIving

    GIVING

    We are truly grateful and humbled by your generosity!

    Donating to St Mark’s enables us to continually improve our courses and facilities. With your generous donation, we are able to develop richer and improved services for our students, teachers, alumni and the community.

    • Why give?
    • Ways to give
    • Areas to give to
    • Give now
    • Contact us
  • BLOG

    BLOG

    Most recent articles

    Read our most recent blog articles written by St Mark’s faculty members.

    Aerial view of St Mark's National Theological Centre

    A message from the new Director of St Mark’s National Theological Centre

    “Hell took a body, and met God face to face”

    The thirty-centimetre God: St Mark’s Christmas message

    St Mark’s Info Night – Mini Lecture 1

    Stan Grant gives the Sorensen lecture at Yale Divinity School – Geoff Broughton

    Biblical Languages – Jeanette Mathews

APPLY NOW ➤
  • About us
  • Our Courses
  • Giving
  • Chapel
  • Library
  • Current Students
  • Bookshop
  • St Marks Review
  • News and Events
  • About us
  • Our Courses
  • Giving
  • Chapel
  • Library
  • Current Students
  • Bookshop
  • St Marks Review
  • News and Events

Credit Transfer

We recognise the value of your previous study, work experience, and informal learning. If you’ve already gained relevant knowledge or skills, you may be eligible to receive credit towards your degree through Credit Transfer or Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL).

Credit transfer

If you’ve completed formal studies at another university, TAFE, or college, you may be able to receive credit for subjects that match those in your chosen course

What you will need:

  • Official academic transcripts
  • Subject outlines or course descriptions

We assess whether your previous studies align with Charles Sturt University’s subject content and learning outcomes. Credit can be granted as either specified credit (for a particular Charles Sturt University subject) or unspecified credit (for elective components).

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

If you’ve gained skills and knowledge through work, volunteering, or life experience, RPL allows you to have this learning recognised—even if it wasn’t gained through formal study.

You may be asked to provide evidence such as:

  •  A professional resume
  • Job descriptions or work samples
  • Certificates from workshops or professional development
  • References or third-party statements

How to Apply

  • Apply for your course at Charles Sturt University.
  • Once admitted, log in to your student portal and submit a Credit and RPL Application.
  • Upload all required supporting documents.
  • Your application will be assessed, and you’ll be notified of the outcome within approximately 20 working days.

Things to Note

  • Credit and RPL may reduce the number of subjects you need to complete.
  • There are limits on how much credit you can receive—some parts of your course must be completed at Charles Sturt University.
  • Receiving credit may affect your course duration, fees, or eligibility for honours.
  • Want to know more or ready to apply? Visit our Credit and RPL page for detailed instructions and support.
Keep in touch with our eNews

© 2025  St Mark’s National Theological Centre

A PARTNER IN THE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY AT

Charles Sturt University

Charles Sturt University,  CRICOS Provider: 00005F,  TEQSA Provider Identification: PRV12018 (Australian university)

Contact  |  Privacy  |  Safety  |  Disclaimer  |  Copyright  |  Accessibility  |  Shipping