Student Handbooks
Download a PDF copy of both of the current student and assignment handbooks by clicking on the links below:
Student Resources
Class Forms
Click on the relevant form names listed below to download a copy:
Assignment Forms
Assignment Cover Sheet (updated 26/9/2019) – PDF – WORD
Assignment Late Submission Application Form (updated 26/9/2019) – PDF – WORD
Variation of Enrolment Forms
Certificate – Variation of Enrolment form – Adding or Substituting units – PDF – WORD
Certificate – Variation of Enrolment Forms – Withdrawing from units (updated 26/9/2019) – PDF – WORD
Diploma – Variation of Enrolment form – Adding or Substituting units – PDF – WORD
Diploma – Variation of Enrolment form – Withdrawing from units (updated 26/9/2019) – PDF – WORD
Important Dates for 2020
Important Certificate Dates 2020
Australian College Of Theology Enrolment Form And Policy Handbook
Enrolment in ACT Units Form – PDF – WORD
ACT Student Policy Handbook (2nd edition)
How To Apply For FEE-HELP (Diploma students only)
Apply for FEE-HELP online instructions
Powerpoint or PDF Slide Ad
Download a slide that you can use to advertise Mary Andrews College at your church by clicking on the relevant link below.
Marking and Grading
Mary Andrews College has a pre-determined scale for relating marks to grades. Download a document on how student work is graded.
External Study Resources
Our lecturers have recommended the list below of some other websites containing useful resources.
Discussion papers from the Social Issues Executive of the Sydney Anglican Diocese
The Social Issues Committee is “a ‘think tank’ in the Anglican Diocese of Sydney. They consider what Christian theology may have to say about social issues and matters of public policy. They have articles on their website on a range of topics, most of which are from their “series of occasional briefings”.
Their articles can either be searched by topic (socialissues.org.au/topic) or viewed by looking at a list starting with their most recent briefings (socialissues.org.au/issues).
Australian College of Theology website
The Australian College of Theology website has a list of online resources for students, including Australian theological bookshop websites, and theological and early Christian resource websites.
www.actheology.edu.au/student-resources/
Bible online
To see Bible passages online in a wide variety of translations, both in English and other languages, go to the Bible Gateway website below. (This website is also a good way to get “chunks” of Bible text without having to type it in.)
Classic writings and sacred texts
The Christian Classics Ethereal Library has a large range of online classic Christian writings available at their website below.
To see a list of online versions of sacred texts from Christianity, other religions and more, go to the websites below.
www.ucalgary.ca/~lipton/texts.html
Online digital books from Princeton Theological Seminary Library
The Princeton Theological Seminary Library is digitising its books that are in the public domain. So far over 17,000 books are freely available to read online or download from their website below. For example, the books include the first edition of Calvin’s Institutes (Basel, 1536).
http://www.archive.org/details/Princeton
Bible map
The BibleMap+ app shows you an online map, marking each of the places mentioned in any Bible verse you select.
www.ploughboy.org/free-biblemap-app/
Free online theological journal
The free online theological journal Themelios is published three times a year and is available from the website link below. Themelios is aimed at theological students and pastors.
themelios.thegospelcoalition.org
Various study and learning skills
To do an online questionnaire to find out your learning style, go to the VARK website below.
www.vark-learn.com/english/page.asp?p=questionnaire
To see information about skills like memory improvement, information skills, time management, communication skills, leadership skills and more, go to the website below.
To see more online academic skills resources like essay and assignment writing, writing a book review, exam skills, note-taking, and more, go to ‘The Learning Centre’ website below from the University of New South Wales.
https://student.unsw.edu.au/skills/
To see some information on learning to speed-read, go to the website below.
http://pianoer.wordpress.com/2006/02/05/speed-reading-techniques
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