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Level: | Bachelor Honours Degree | ||
Location: | Melbourne Campus, 115 Victoria Parade, Melbourne, Victoria 3065, Australia | ||
Annual Fee: | AUD $ 23,400.00 | ||
Duration: | 1 year (52 Weeks) | ||
Start Date: | 29 July 2024, 03 March 2025 | ||
Study Mode: | Blended study | ||
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Admission Requirments: | An applicant must also comply with the Admission to Coursework Programs Policy.To be eligible to apply for admission to the Honours degree course, a student must have completed the Bachelor of Theology degree or equivalent, normally within the last five years, with: a minimum GPA of 5.5; anda major comprising at least 8 units in the discipline of the Honours degreeInherent requirementThere are essential components of a course or unit that demonstrate the capabilities, knowledge and skills to achieve the core learning outcomes of that course or unit. You will need to be able to meet these inherent requirements to complete your course.
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