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There are no places available to overseas students seeking on-shore studies at St Andrew’s that would require compliance with Australian government student visa requirements.
Off-shore study through St Andrew’s is open to overseas students by distance education (online mode). The following courses are available:
Applicants who hold a bachelor degree from a recognised university or tertiary college in any field other than theology, ministry or divinity studies, may commence theological studies at a graduate level by means of the following courses:
Off-shore students are strongly encouraged and welcome to attend the orientation and residential school program in Sydney. In this regard, only a Visitor Visa (Subclass 600) would normally be required for entry into Australia.
The cost of travelling to the College is not included in the course tuition fees. Students are required to make their own travel arrangements.
Refreshments are provided on campus at no additional cost and in keeping with the feasting and fasting periods of the Church.
St Andrew’s is not able to provide accommodation during the residential school period. Students are advised of nearby accommodation options which include:
For more accommodation options, visit http://www.hotel.com.au/sagotc.htm.
BEFORE YOU APPLY, PLEASE CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING:
First Round Application Deadline: 20 December 2019
Second Round Application Deadline: 7 February 2020
Applications for admission to St Andrew's for 2020 will be reviewed on a rolling basis, from 18 November to 20 December 2019 and then from 7 January to 7 February 2019. The Admissions Committee will consider applications at the beginning of each week during these periods and inform applicants of its decision within 5-7 days.
The application process is paper-based.
HOW TO APPLY
You will need to provide:
A reference letter from your local bishop or parish priest may be requested, depending on the applicant's circumstances. Successful applicants will receive written confirmation and other relevant information. All students should nurture a good reading knowledge of the Bible through conscientious daily scripture reading.
The 3rd Theology Symposium on
'The Importance of Christology for the 21st Century', was held at the College on 20-21st September 2019 and was a great success!
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