Bachelor of Theology
Turn your first and second year into a degree!
YEAR THREE
Course Overview
This course builds on your knowledge from your first and second years of study. This course will cover areas such as Ecclesiology, Theology, Biblical Studies and Ministry Development.
By the end of your third year at iSEE COLLEGE, you can expect to have:
A foundational understanding of New Testament Greek language.
A repertoire of advanced Exegetical Tools to help you understand and interpret books of the bible.
Experienced a Cross-Cultural missions trip.
Course prerequisites: Completion of a Diploma of Leadership and Associates Degree in Ministry (First & Second Year) or equivalent.
Weekly contact hours are approx. 8 hours onsite (Monday). Part-time options are available, please refer to our Prospectus for more information.
*Bachelor of Theology is delivered by Planetshakers College Online. Planetshakers College is an authorised Third Party of Sydney College of Divinity (TEQSA:PRV12006)
Subject Outlines
New Testament Greek 1 & 2
Learn the Vocabulary and Grammar of New Testament Greek that will take your personal Bible study, preaching and exegesis of the New Testament to the next level. Taken together over a full year, these two units are designed to take a student who has no knowledge of Greek to being able to read, translate and understand passages in the Greek New Testament.
New Testament Greek 1 is next offered:
Semester 1, 2026
Available as a Short Course
New Testament Greek 2 is next offered:
Semester 2, 2025
Johannine Literature
In this unit we look at John’s gospel and the three Johannine epistles, where we receive an intimate perspective on the life of Christ and its personal impact on our lives. Within the fourth gospel we find some of the most profound theological statements concerning the person of Christ. The opening chapters tell of the logos, the Word who became flesh, God among us. These bold statements are echoed in the words of Jesus Himself, proclaiming His divinity with the“I Am” statements.
Next Offered:
Semester 1, 2026
Available as a Short Course
Christian Apologetics
Equips students to give a reasoned defence of the Christian faith and engage in dialogue on matters of faith with authority and confidence. In particular this unit examines contemporary Atheist critiques of Christianity and helps students build a more robust and defensible faith. This unit provides basic yet vital tools for defending the Faith in the 21st century.
Next Offered:
Semester 1, 2026
Available as a Short Course
Book of Revelation
The book of Revelation is considered to be one of the most interesting yet confusing books of the Bible. In this subject, students will learn the various perspectives on the book of Revelation, and be equipped to form their own understanding.
Next Offered:
Semester 1, 2026
Available as a Short Course
Reformation Theology
Martin Luther is known as a key leader in the Protestant Reformation. This unit will teach students the key players of the Protestant Reformation, and the beliefs that set them apart. Students will learn various topics including Martin Luther’s 95 Theses, and the differences between Calvinist and Arminian perspectives.
Next Offered:
Semester 2, 2025
Spirit and Church
This unit is all about the Holy Spirit. Who He is and what He does. It involves theological readings and Biblical study to articulate and defend a Pentecostal theology of the Holy Spirit, but more importantly a significant portion of the class time is devoted to practice: waiting on God and participating in the move of the Spirit. Expect signs and wonders. Expect to prophesy. Expect to be filled. Expect to be hungry. Anything can happen!
Next Offered:
Semester 2, 2025
Mondays 12pm - 1:30pm
Capstone Unit (Research Project)
This unit will allow students to explore a ministry topic of their choosing. With support from College staff, students create an initiative to cause a positive impact on their society, through their chosen ministry. Students will endeavour that this projects have lasting changes, that go beyond their degree.
Next Offered:
Semester 2, 2025
Mondays 10am - 12pm