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The Graduate Certificate in Ancient Languages is an AQF Level 8 nested award in the Master of Theological Studies. This award can be either an entry point into further study or an exit point, thus allowing flexibility for students who may wish to start with a short postgraduate course before committing to an AQF Level 9 award or for students who need to exit the Master鈥檚 award earlier than intended, due to unforeseen personal or professional reasons.

Course Learning Outcomes

Knowledge

Demonstrated:

• advanced and integrated understanding of key issues and practices within the relevant discipline;
• knowledge of recent developments and scholarship in the area of the relevant discipline.

Skills

Demonstrated ability to:

• research a complex problem or issue using appropriate methodologies and theories from the relevant disciplines;
• analyse and synthesise ideas and theories from related disciplines;
• communicate effectively complex ideas and proposed solutions to peers and general audiences;
• identify and critically evaluate new developments of research and scholarship in the selected disciplinary field.

Application of knowledge and skills

Demonstrated ability to:

• articulate new questions or issues and apply the knowledge and skills developed within the selected disciplinary fields to develop appropriate solutions;
• design, implement and evaluate broad conceptual frameworks in the selected disciplinary fields;
• work independently, responsibly and with the level of professionalism expected of an expert in the selected disciplinary fields.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Graduate Certificate in Ancient Languages Graduates will demonstrate aptitude in one or more ancient languages (e.g., Greek or Hebrew). Aptitude in this area is requisite for advanced study in the area of Biblical Studies.

Locations: Fully Online. Some subjects available at Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Melbourne and Adelaide campuses

Note: this course is currently available on a part-time basis only.