2027 Units
Mary Andrews College offers units spanning Biblical Studies, Christian Thought, and Ministry and Practice. Explore your subjects of interest.
Semester 1, 2027
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Music is a powerful tool through which we worship Christ and minister his word to our congregations. Learn the why and how of Music Ministry as you cultivate your knowledge around it's historical role in the church as well as it's contemporary significance and the philosophy behind it.
Level: Undergraduate | Graduate
Lecturer: Alanna Glover
When: Tuesdays, 10am – 12pm
Delivery mode: Hybrid (in person and online)
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What does it mean to truly care for others? Gain practical skills, theological insight, and research-informed strategies to ethically and effectively support individuals and communities across life stages and cultural contexts.
Level: Undergraduate | Graduate
Lecturer: Rev. Di Morgan
When: Wednesdays, 10am-12pm
Delivery mode: Hybrid (in person and online)
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Learn how to offer compassionate, effective, and theologically-informed care to people living with mental ill-health and those caring for them. Discover the distinctive contributions churches and pastoral carers can offer alongside the work of mental health professionals.
Find out more hereLevel: Undergraduate | Graduate
Lecturer: Ali Courtney
When: Wednesdays, 4pm-7pm
Delivery mode: Online only
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Encounter the women of the New Testament not as figures at the margins, but as disciples, witnesses and participants in the unfolding story of the gospel. Through close reading of scripture in its historical and cultural contexts, this unit invites you to explore their encounters with Jesus and their place in the life of the early church.
Level: Undergraduate | Graduate
Lecturer: Rev. Dr Becki Philip
When: Wednesdays, 8pm - 9pm
Delivery mode: Online only
Unit code/s: NT075-612, NT075-812
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Gain a clear grasp of the unfolding story of the Old Testament, from creation and covenant to kingdom, exile and hope. This unit explores the historical, literary and theological themes that shape the Old Testament, equipping students to read Scripture with greater confidence and see its significance within the whole biblical story.
Level: Undergraduate | Graduate
Lecturers: Dr Nicole Starling
When: Thursdays, 10am - 12pm
Delivery mode: Hybrid (in person and online)
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Gain a clear grasp of the unfolding story of the Old Testament, from creation and covenant to kingdom, exile and hope. This unit explores the historical, literary and theological themes that shape the Old Testament, equipping students to read Scripture with greater confidence and see its significance within the whole biblical story.
Level: Undergraduate | Graduate
Lecturer: Rev. Nat Ray
When: Thursdays, 2pm - 4pm
Delivery mode: Hybrid (in person and online)
Unit Code/s: OT003-512, OT003 -812
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There is increasing awareness of mental health in our society and in the church, but how do we make sense of mental health challenges from a Christian perspective? Develop a theologically informed understanding of mental health to enrich your ministry, pastoral care, or professional practice.
Find out more hereLevel: Undergraduate | Graduate
Teaching Department: Ministry and Practice
Lecturer: Jo Charles
When: Thursdays, 8pm-9pm
Delivery mode: Online only
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Explore trauma through biblical, theological, and contemporary trauma-informed lenses, and become equipped to understand its impact on individuals, communities, and ministry contexts. Through research, case studies, and practical application, students will develop the knowledge and skills to respond ethically, compassionately, and effectively to trauma within church and pastoral settings.
Level: Undergraduate | Graduate
Lecturer: Amy Yeung and Rev. Belinda Burn
Intensive: Tue, 15– Thu17 June
Delivery mode: Hybrid (in person and online)
Pre-requisite: Two PC units
Semester 2, 2027
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Life is complicated. Untangle some of the knots of everyday life as we examine what it looks like to live well in the world and think carefully about a range of complex ethical issues.
Level: Undergraduate | Graduate
Lecturer: Naomi Escott
When: Tuesdays, 10am-12pm
Delivery mode: Hybrid (in person and online)
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Explore the rich traditions of Christian spirituality and discover how believers across the centuries have nurtured a deep and faithful relationship with God. This unit invites students to engage scripture, prayer, worship and spiritual disciplines with fresh insight.
Level: Undergraduate | Graduate
Lecturer: Rev. Di Morgan
When: Intensive
Delivery mode: Hybrid (In person and online)
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Step into the stories of the Old Testament’s women and discover their vital role in God’s unfolding purposes, from matriarchs and prophets to queens, survivors and leaders. This unit explores their lives within their historical, cultural and theological contexts, offering fresh insights into scripture and the richness of God’s redemptive story.
Level: Undergraduate | Graduate
Lecturers: Dr Kamina Wüst
When: Wednesdays, 8pm-9pm
Delivery mode: Online only
Unit code/s: OT075-612 and OT075-812
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Ground yourself in the first-century wisdom of Jesus and his followers. Learn to skilfully and carefully understand the New Testament scriptures, exploring how the early church wrestled with the challenges of their world as you wrestle with similar challenges in yours.
Level: Undergraduate | Graduate
Lecturer: Rev. Natalie Ray
When: Thursdays, 2pm-4pm
Delivery mode: Hybrid (In person and online)
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What if wellbeing isn’t just about happiness, but about living well theologically? Rethink human flourishing through biblical, historical, and contemporary lenses and be equipped to lead with depth, resilience, and a compelling Christian vision.
Level: Undergraduate | Graduate
Lecturer: Rev. Belinda Burn
When: Thursdays, 8pm-9pm
Delivery mode: Online only
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Explore the rich legacy of women in Christianity through historical analysis, primary texts, and critical engagement with their social, political, and spiritual impact across centuries.
Level: Undergraduate | Graduate
Lecturer: Dr Nicole Starling
When: Thursdays, 10am-12pm
Delivery mode: Hybrid (in person and online)
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Discover what Scripture reveals about the purpose and dignity of work, from creation to the new creation, and how everyday vocation fits within God’s redemptive plan. This unit explores a biblical theology of work, helping students connect faith with the realities of career, family, service and community life.
Level: Undergraduate | Graduate
Lecturer: Rev. Dr Matt Aroney
When: Intensive
Delivery mode: Hybrid (in person and online)
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Discover how the Christian community is shaped, challenged and enriched by the experiences and gifts of people with disability. This unit explores biblical, theological and practical perspectives on disability, inviting students to reimagine belonging, discipleship and ministry within the people of God.
Level: Undergraduate | Graduate
Teaching Department: Developmental & Educational Ministry
Lecturer: Dr Louise Gosbell
When: TBC
Delivery mode: TBC
