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Open Day

If you're curious about theology, looking to deepen your faith, exploring ministry opportunities or considering professional development, our Open Day is a great opportunity to:

🌿 Discover flexible study options – online & on-campus

🌿 Meet our faculty and chat with current students

🌿 Learn about scholarships, support, and study pathways

🌿 Enjoy refreshments and good conversation (on-site)

🌿 Ask about subjects like Biblical Studies, Church History, Mission & Ministry, and Anglican Studies

Whether you join us in person at St Francis College or online from wherever you are … We are a learning community that values thoughtful engagement with Scripture, grounded in Anglican tradition, open to new ideas, and committed to forming leaders for service in the Anglican Church and wider society. From Brisbane to regional Queensland and northern NSW and beyond, we welcome future students, faith seekers, and professionals into a learning community.

 Come with questions. Leave with possibilities.



Please note that if you are attending online, you will be sent an email with instructions on how to join on day before the event.

Schedule

Arrival – Roscoe Library Open
Hosted by Eve James, Library Manager

9:30 am – Welcome and Introductions
Rev’d Dr Ruth Mathieson, Principal

9:50 am – Why Study Theology?
Taster Lecture by Assoc Prof. Peter Kline

10:10 am – What is Biblical Study?
Taster Lecture by Rev’d Dr Ruth Mathieson

10:30 am – Morning Tea

11:00 am – Student Experience Panel Discussion
Compere: Dr Adam Couchman

12:00 noon – What Can I Study?
Presented by Dr Adam Couchman, Academic Dean

12:15 pm – How Do I Enrol?
Presented by Ms Linda Burridge, Registrar

Earlier Event: 3 October
St Francis Day & Mr Roscoe Celebration
Later Event: 23 October
Research @ St Francis College

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