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Enrol for Graduate Certificate in Ministry


  • St Francis College 233 Milton Rd Brisbane Australia (map)

Graduate Certificate in Ministry

Are you a priest looking to update your ministry skills or explore a new avenue of ministry? If so, the Graduate Certificate in Ministry is the ideal course for you. Through this course you will gain the tools to reflect on your ministry practice and develop your skills in a variety of contexts, from church leadership and management to chaplaincy and professional supervision.

On site at St Francis College Milton or by blended and online delivery.

STUDY MODE

Part-time over 1 year

DURATION

Course Highlights

The Graduate Certificate in Ministry will assist you, as a priest or church leader, to upgrade your ministry and leadership knowledge and skills.

  • Enhance your skills in ministry. This course has been designed with priests and ministers in mind, so you can upskill in a variety of ministry contexts.

  • Pursue your interests. Following the completion of a core subject, you can select three elective subjects, allowing you to focus on areas that interest you.

  • Choose the study mode that works for you. The course is delivered both face-to-face and in blended form, which includes online learning.

More information at https://www.stfran.qld.edu.au/graduate-certificate-in-ministry

Earlier Event: 29 January
Enrol for Semester 1 Subjects
Later Event: 24 February
Academic Writing Workshop

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