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Why Study With Us

Our commitment to the Orthodox Christian faith shapes everything we do, from our curriculum to our campus life. Here are just a few reasons why you should choose us for your theological journey:

Dean's Welcome

I take this opportunity to welcome all those who may be exploring possibilities for studying at St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College. Studying at the College will pave the way for many opportunities: whether you are considering ordination to the priesthood or various types of lay diakonia, within the Church, for the building up of Christ’s body, you are most warmly invited to “come and see.”

A Unique Orthodox Perspective

Rooted in the living heritage of the Church Fathers, St Andrew’s offers students an education in theology through the lens of our rich Orthodox Christian tradition which seeks to cultivate a framework that bridges faith, formation and learning.

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St Andrew's welcomes applications for admission to its courses from students who wish to prepare themselves for the priesthood in the Orthodox Church, for teaching, or for other forms of active ministry within the Orthodox Church in Australia such as welfare positions and chaplaincy roles in correctional service facilities, hospitals, and police services.

Accredited and Recognised Programs

St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College is a Member Institution of the Australian University College of Divinity Ltd (TEQSA Provider ID: PRV12045, CRICOS Provider: 02948J), a nationally recognised higher education provider, whose awards we teach.

Academic Programs

At St. Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College, we offer a comprehensive selection of theological programs that cater to various academic and professional goals.

Undergraduate Degrees

Postgraduate Degrees

Byzantine Music

Bachelor of Theology

The Bachelor of Theology degree is a primary qualification in theology and is the basis for further study at postgraduate level.

Bth - 4 years full time study

24 Units (216 credit points)

Diploma of Liturgical Music

Gain expertise in the sacred music and chant of the Orthodox Church.

DipLitMus - 4 years part time study

8 Units (72 credit points)

Diploma of Christian Studies

Gain expertise in the sacred music and chant of the Orthodox Church.

DipChSt: 1 year full time study

8 Units (72 credit points)

Associate Degree of Theology and Ministry

Gain expertise in the sacred music and chant of the Orthodox Church.

AssocDegThMin - 2 years full time study

16 Units (144 credit points)

College News & Events

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St Sarapion Liturgy Conference

14 June 2026

Rite And Revelation Conference

St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College was delighted to be represented at the inaugural St Sarapion Society of Liturgy Conference, Rite and Revelation: Essays in Liturgical History and Theology, held in Melbourne on 13 June 2026. The Colle...

Sunday school group photo

28 May 2026

Public Lecture by Faculty Member - The Apocalypse of John

With the invitation and blessing of His Grace, Bishop Kyriakos of Melbourne, Dr Lydia Gore-Jones, Senior Lecturer in Biblical Studies visited the parish of Sts Raphael, Nicholas and Irene at Bentleigh and contributed to two Melbourne diocese event...

Philosophers

10 May 2026

Public Lecture by Faculty Member - The Byzantine Renaissance of Philosophy

On 7 May 2026, our Faculty Member, Dr Andrew Mellas, delivered the inaugural lecture during the launch of the 2026 Byzantine Month at the Greek Orthodox Church of the Resurrection, Kogarah: "The Byzantine Renaissance of Philosophy". Dr Mellas expl...

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23 April 2026

Assoc. Prof. Philip Kariatlis Delivers Address on the Theology of Icons at the Australian Club

On Wednesday, 22 April 2026, Assoc. Prof. Philip Kariatlis, Sub-Dean of the College, delivered an address at the Australian Club in Sydney on the theological meaning and enduring significance of icons within the Christian tradition. The event was ...

Our Blog: Theology & Life

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Christ Heals the Gerasene Demoniacs

When Darkness Meets the Light of Christ

Associate Professor Philip Kariatlis

The Kingdom of God in the Gospel of Matthew - Part 2

Learning from the Centurion: A Faith that Christ Marvelled

Associate Professor Philip Kariatlis

All Saints

The Sunday of All Saints: The Fruit of Pentecost

Associate Professor Philip Kariatlis

Council of Nicaea

Sunday of the 318 God-bearing Fathers of the First Ecumenical Council (325AD): Their Significance for our Life Today

Associate Professor Philip Kariatlis

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