Prospectus

Ministry training at your own

pace, at your own place.

All the Word to All The World

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Phone 0455 322 299
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www.icicollege.com.au
 Table of Contents
Christian Life Program …………………………………………..............5

Christian Service Program ………………………………..........……..10

Certificate Programs …………………………………............…………..15

Undergraduate Studies* ……..…………………………………...........19

Advanced Certificate Programs ………………………….....………23

Diploma Programs …………………………………………............……..27

Degree Programs ……………………………………………............……31

Second Degree Programs ……………………..……......…………..39

Enrolment Procedures ............................................................46

*All studies after this heading utilise the Undergraduate

instructional material. This section outlines the degree materials
and expectations involved with these studies. This is a
recommended read for all those wishing to embark on any of the
undergraduate level programs - Advanced Certificates, Diploma,
Degree or Second Degree programs.

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From the President’s Desk
I have been involved with ICI College
Australia officially since 1986 as an
enrolled student. But, I actually began
utilising ICI College material a few years
before that for my own enrichment.

I found ICI studies so convenient with my commitment to my

local church and holding down a job to support my family.
Since becoming a pastor, I have continued to recommend the
study programs of ICI College to all those aspiring to grow in
their knowledge of God’s Word and to better equip themselves
for ministry.

When you study with us, you can become a part of the Global
University family - a worldwide student of tens of thousands
of other students. You are also studying with a College that
has some of the highest internatlonal accreditation and
recognition of any distance theological college in the world. In
the Prospectus we introduce you to four levels of training and
learning with our College. We invite you to consider these and
talk to us about which program of study is right for you.
We welcome your contact and look forward to being able to
assist you.

Dr. Andrew Corbett

National President

[email protected]

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Our Purpose
To provide quality educational, biblical, theological, ministry
training resources focused on growing you and the local church.

Why ICI College?

ICI College enjoys and delivers -
International recognition
Leading accreditation, standards and scholars
Multi-media technology
Global network in 157 countries and 120 languages
Partnership with the local church, denominations, and
Bible colleges to provide flexible and credible courses
that develop internationally recognised ministry training
programmes.

Certificate Courses
ICI College has several levels of education -
The Certificate in Christian Life offers excellent discipleship material. It
is aimed to give a Christian an excellent base of knowledge upon which
their new journey with God is grounded.
For those looking to undergo training and to deepen their knowledge
and understanding of Scripture, and ministry within the church we offer
the Certificate in Christian Service course.
Berean Certificate (Diploma) Programs hold an American academic
standard called ‘Adult Continuing Education’. Each subject is considered
as worth 1 undergraduate credit. This level is for lay persons wishing to
be active in the pulpit ministry of their church.
Our Advanced Certificates are the first level of Undergraduate
programs specialising in particular fields of study and ministry. They are
essentially the “major” component of a Bachelor’s degree.
ICI College also offers Diplomas, Degrees and Second Degrees.
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 1 Certificate in Christian Life
The Christian Life series of studies (18 subjects) has been
designed to give new Christians an understanding of some of the
basics of the Christian faith, and their new life as a Christian.
The Christian Life Program includes three subjects in each of the six
subject areas and the student can study the Christian Life subjects in
any order. Each of the 18 subjects comes contained in a book.

Division Series 1 Series 2 Series 3

Spiritual Life CL111 CL121 CL131
Your New Life When You Pray God’s Design -
Your Choice
Bible CL212 CL222 CL232
Your Bible How to Study Your John’s Gospel
Bible
Theology CL313 CL323 CL333
Who Jesus Is Your Helpful Friend We Believe
Church CL414 CL424 CL434
The Church Christian Worship What Churches
Do
Service CL515 CL525 CL535
Personal Christian Workers Teaching
Evangelism Ministry
Ethics CL616 CL626 CL636
Bible Ethics Marriage and the Christian in
Home Community

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Descriptions of Christian Life Subjects
These courses are intended to develop the new Christian’s
understanding of their faith in a personal and practical way. Each
subject consists of an easy to follow ‘Study-guide’ folder of about
100 pages, depending on the subject.

Spiritual Life
Your New Life
This introductory study helps the new Christian to gain a realisation of
what their new life in Christ is all about.

When You Pray

Through prayer we learn to reach out to God for help. This course
shows us how to get our prayers answered and have our needs met as
we pray and worship God.

God’s Design – Your Choice

This subject will help you to find out more about God’s design for you,
and the many ways in which God will help you if you choose to follow
Him.

The Bible
Your Bible
This study will introduce the student to the Bible, helping them to
study it in order to gain an insight into the way that God views their
circumstances and helps them when they ask Him.

How to Study the Bible

This course explains the importance of studying the Bible, while at
the same time giving the student practical insight into how they can
effectively organize their personal biblical studies.

John’s Gospel
This subject follows the pattern of John’s Gospel, centering on the
person of Jesus Christ. It deals with many of the intimate details of
Jesus’ life, His teachings, and His claims that are not found in the other
Gospels.
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Theology
Who Jesus Is
The best place to learn about the identity of Jesus is the Bible. This
subject gives us a vivid look at the life of Jesus, beginning with His birth
and continuing to the prophecies about His second coming.

Your Helpful Friend

This subject introduces the student to their special friend, the Holy
Spirit. Many students have experienced the Baptism in the Holy Spirit
after studying this course.

We Believe
This is a subject that deals with the fundamental doctrines of the Bible
and touches on the issues that every Christian should know, outlining
their relevance for today’s society.

The Church
The Church
This subject gives the believer a better understanding of their place in
the church, showing them how to go about fulfilling their potential as
one of the indispensable parts of the body of Christ.

Christian Worship
This study will help those who seek to maintain consistent private
devotions by illustrating the need for and benefit of worship. It also
gives some essential guidelines that will be beneficial for group
worship.

What Churches Do
This course looks at many of the most frequently asked questions, and
ethical issues in relation to the church.

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Service
Personal Evangelism
This subject will help the reader understand the true nature of
evangelism, enabling them to share Christ with the people around them
in a more convincing and powerful way.

Christian Workers
This course gives practical suggestions to follow in order to find and
develop the gifts that will allow each individual to edify the church. It
will help in understanding how to work with leaders of the local church
and how gifted believers can minister to those who need their help.

The Teaching Ministry

This study will help illustrate how to have a teaching ministry that is
both productive and rewarding, giving the student both biblical and
practical guidelines.

Christian Ethics
Bible Ethics
In this study, the student will be introduced to the reason why the Bible
sets out rules for Christians, showing them that they are meant to help
the Christian enjoy serving God better, and be holy as He is holy.

Marriage and Family

This study enables family members to understand and appreciate
the basic principles of proper relationships in the home, dealing with
aspects of marriage and home that make the family a strong unit that
the church rests upon.

The Christian in His Community

This course teaches us that the community is much more than the
place we live. It is a spirit or attitude that we have towards others, and
God wants us to realize the importance of demonstrating the proper
attitude towards others.

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 Costs – Christian Life Certificate

Application Fee ……………………………….................………...……$10.00

(Once off payment to start the program: Includes registration & graduation)

Cost per Subject (6 months enrolment) …………………....….$35.00

(Includes an ICI self-paced Study Guide, tuition, marking & postage)
Groups of 5 or more doing same subject receive a 10%
discount on course, 10 or more doing same subject receive a
15% discount on course

Additional Costs (if needed):

Instructor Pack (for groups of more than 5) ……...………….$10.00
Re-enrolment Fee (if no new material required) ……..……$10.00

“The courses I’ve done at ICI have been a blessing to

me. Every course has either confirmed my doctrines,
when challenged with false ideas, or has helped me
identify wrong interpretations of the Bible.”
Stephan E.
(Mareeba, QLD)

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 2 Certificate in Christian
Service
The Christian Service series is a group of studies (18 subjects
in total) that has been designed to train and equip Christians
in their everyday lives, both in the secular work force and as
leaders in the local church.
The Christian Service program includes eighteen subjects broken into
three series of six courses. Each series has one subject from each
discipline of study or division. A Certificate is given on completion of
each series. Each course can be purchased as a convenient to carry
book or in an easy-to write-in folder.

Division Series 1 Series 2 Series 3

CS121 CS131
Spiritual CS111
Prayer and The Responsible
Life Christian Maturity
Worship Christian
CS212 CS222 CS232
Bible Kingdom, Power, Tents, Temples, Understanding
Glory Palaces The Bible
CS313 CS333
CS323
Theology Cornerstones of Counselor,
Alive In Christ
Truth Teacher, Guide
CS414 CS424 CS434
Church Christian Church Starting New Helping
in Ministry Churches Christians Grow
CS525 CS535
CS515
Service Preaching and Sharing The
Spiritual Gifts
Teaching Good News
CS616 CS626
CS636
Ethics Solving Life’s People, Tasks,
Abundant Living
Problems Goals

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Descriptions of Christian Service Subjects
All of these courses are intended to develop the Christian in the
practice of their faith. Each study includes a ‘Study-Guide’ of about
200 pages.

Spiritual Life
Christian Maturity
This is an introductory study of the Christian’s growth. It gives
attention to the role of Christian service in the believer’s
growth, also pointing out how the student may progress
towards Christ likeness in daily Christian living and service.

Prayer And Worship

This is a study on prayer and worship with emphasis on the priority of God’s
glory and God’s kingdom over man’s needs and wants. It also emphasizes
the fact that all things that are needed will be provided for the believer who
honours Him as a priority.

The Responsible Christian

This subject covers what the Bible says about stewardship- the role of God
as owner, and man as steward-explaining how the Christian should exercise
his responsibility for faithful management of the things for which God has
entrusted him. In addition, it will deal with his relationship to his home, church,
and community as a steward.

The Bible
Kingdom, Power and Glory (New Testament Survey)
This course gives the student an overall knowledge of the
content of the New Testament through its emphasis on the
historical setting, characteristics, and teachings in its books. It
will help the Christian worker become better equipped to share
the New Testament’s truth with others.

Tents, Temples and Palaces (Old Testament Survey)

This introduction to the Old Testament deals with the sequence and meaning
of the experiences of God’s people, paying special attention to God’s mighty
acts and prophetic words. In this study, the student will discover many Old
Testament truths, which will help them in their personal walk with God and
understanding of the Bible.

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Understanding the Bible (Hermeneutics)
In this course, the student will gain an understanding of the value
of skilled procedures of observation and interpretation as aids to
understanding the Bible. Its purpose is to help you apply Biblical truth to
your own life and share it with others.

Theology
Cornerstones of Truth (Systematic Theology)
This practical, systematic study of basic Bible doctrines
includes a look at the topics of: the nature of God; the acts
of God; the activities and limitations of angels; Creation;
the fall of man; God’s redemptive plan; the origin of
the Scriptures; the church; and, God’s ultimate plan for
mankind.

Alive in Christ (Soteriology)

This study presents salvation as both the will and work of God, which
rest upon the atoning work of Christ. Included in this study are the
biblical teachings of repentance, faith, conversion, regeneration,
justification, adoption, sanctification, and glorification.

Counsellor, Teacher, Guide (Pneumatology)

In this study, the Holy Spirit is presented as a personal, powerful, and
practical Friend who abides in the Spirit-filled believer, and through him
reveals Jesus Christ to the world. This is a practical guide for a student
who desires a Spirit-filled life.

The Church
Christian Church in Ministry (Ecclesiology)
This subject is designed to help the student gain a better
understanding of:
1) the importance of the church in God’s plan for the world;
2) the importance of the Christian’s role in Christ’s plan for
the church; and,
3) how to become involved in doing God’s will through ministry in the church.

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Starting New Churches
This practical course stresses the importance of establishing
new churches as a means of evangelizing the world. It gives
guidelines to help any church become involved in the task of
planting churches, thereby becoming a multiplying church.

Helping Christians Grow (Christian Education)

This study gives the biblical basis for the nurturing ministry and the
practical application of teaching in the church today. It gives emphasis
to the needs of pupils at various ages and to the opportunities for
Christian nurturing through the ministry of local church programs,
sharing groups, and the Christian home.

Service
Spiritual Gifts
In this course, the student will look at three different types of spiritual
gifts: 1) Ministry: including church leadership; 2) Other Ministry Gifts:
ministry gifts available to all believers; and, 3) Gifts of the Spirit: the
nine gifts of the Spirit available to all believers.

A Study Of Preaching And Teaching (Homiletics)

This course is a basic study of two Biblical methods of
communicating God’s word. The student is guided in the
understanding and mastery of practical ways to prepare and
present lessons and sermons from Scripture.

Studies In Personal Evangelism

This practical study is designed to teach the student how to lead
people to put their trust in Jesus Christ as their Savior and Lord, as
well as helping the student learn how to teach personal evangelism to
others. Special emphasis is given to the dynamic ministry of the Holy
Spirit and the Word of God in effecting conversions.

Christian Ethics
Solving Life’s Problems (Christian Ethics)
This study focuses on the sources of problems, methods of problem
solving, and ways of finding solutions, from a Christian perspective.
Biblical solutions are given for all problem areas- including that of
sexuality, relationships, suffering, and death- which provide a solid
foundation for the Christian to find solutions for their problems.
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People, Tasks and Goals (Christian Leadership)
This course introduces the student to the theory and practice of
leadership, and guides them through the application of both biblical
and theoretical principles. The main emphasis of this course is upon
development of gifts and capacities, and interpersonal relationships
among leaders and followers.

Abundant Living (Christian Character)

This course emphasises the development of Christian qualities and
their out workings in the Christian’s relationships and services. Biblical
definitions and examples are emphasised in describing the nine
dimensions of spiritual fruit. Practical applications are made which relate
these characteristics to the individual’s Christian life.

The more study books I have completed, the more I

have realized the time and effort that has gone into the
producing of each book. It’s the first time that I can
remember that I have been actually able to study in
depth, with much appreciated feedback. Thank you for
teaching and encouraging.
Janet S.
(Hamilton, Vic)

Costs – Christian Service Certificate

Application Fee ……………………………….................……………$35.00
(Once off payment to start the program)
Then:
Cost per Subject (6 months enrolment) …………………….$65.00
(Certificate given on completion of each series, but no accredited recognition of
course completion. Ideal for those who want to learn for self enrichment)

Additional Costs (if needed):

Instructor Pack (for groups of 5 or more) ……...….... ….$10.00
Extension (2 months) .........................................................$20.00
Re-enrolment Fee (if no new material required) ………$30.00

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 3 Diploma Programs
(‘Adult Continued Education’ Level)

The Berean School of the Bible is a program of study at Diploma

Level. Programs are divided into Sequences. On conclusion of all
Sequences, in either the Ministerial Studies or Bible and Doctrine
Studies, the student will receive a Diploma. This is an American
Diploma. (It is not an undergraduate level program - you will
find undergraduate Diplomas in chapter 5 of this Prospectus).
‘Adult Continued Education’ diplomas are an excellent basis for
lay persons wishing to be a active in the pulpit ministry of their
church. These courses can be done fully online or with printed
study guides. Although these are not undergraduate level, Global
University offers a transfer of 1 credit per subject completed (with
a minimum grade of 80%) into the elective component of our
undergraduate programs.
As the student completes each sequence of the
Ministerial Studies Program, the student is awarded
a Certificate. On completion of the Ministerial
Studies program (all the sequences), the student will
have mastered basic Bible content (Old and New
Testaments), theological principles, and practical
ministry skills for service in a church leadership position.
Level One (Sequence 1) equips a student with a working knowledge
of Bible study methods, New Testament content, Pentecostal doctrine
and basic skills needed to begin serving in a ministerial role in the local
church. By completion of Level Two (sequence 2) of the Ministerial
Certificate a student will have studied specific Bible content, systematic
theology, and ministry skills. Level Three (sequence 3) introduces the
more difficult books of the Bible, advanced theological concepts, and
administrative skills required for many ministerial roles.
The Bible and Doctrine Diploma gives students a basic knowledge of
theology and the Bible that will help them in lay ministry roles, sharing
the gospel, and in their devotional life.

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Diploma of Ministerial Studies
Sequence 1 of Diploma of Ministerial Studies
BIB114 Christ in the Synoptic Gospels
THE114 Introduction to Pentecostal Doctrine
BIB115 Acts: The Holy Spirit at Work in Believers
BIB117 Prison Epistles: Colossians, Philemon, Ephesians, and Philippians
BIB121 Introduction to Hermeneutics: How to Interpret the Bible
MIN123 The Local Church in Evangelism
THE411 The Church: Pentecost to Reformation
THE181 Relationships and Ethics in Ministry
MIN191 Beginning Ministerial Internship

Sequence 2 of Diploma of Ministerial Studies

THE211 Introduction to Theology: Pentecostal Perspective
BIB212 New Testament Survey
BIB214 Old Testament Survey
BIB215 Romans: Justification by Faith
MIN223 Introduction to Homiletics
THE245 Eschatology
MIN251 Effective Leadership
MIN261 Intro to AOG Missions
MIN281 Conflict Management for Church Leaders
MIN291 Intermediate Ministerial Internship

Sequence 3 of Diploma of Ministerial Studies

THE311 Prayer and Worship
BIB313 Corinthian Correspondence
BIB318 Pentateuch
BIB322 Poetic Books
MIN325 Preaching in the Contemporary World
MIN327 Church Administration, Finance and Law
MIN381 Pastoral Ministry
MIN391 Advanced Ministerial Internship
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Diploma of Bible and Doctrine Studies
The Bible and Doctrine Diploma is awarded upon satisfactory
completion of the following courses. The seventeen subjects
required for this diploma are listed below in two sequences, listed
in the recommended order of study.

Sequence 1 of Bible and Doctrine Studies

BIB214 Old Testament Survey
BIB212 New Testament Survey
BIB121 Introduction to Hermeneutics: How to Interpret the Bible
BIB114 Christ in the Synoptic Gospels
BIB115 Acts: The Holy Spirit at Work in Believers
THE114 Introduction to Pentecostal Doctrine
BIB318 Pentateuch
THE311 Prayer and Worship

Sequence 2 of Bible and Doctrine Studies

THE211 Introduction to Theology: Pentecostal Perspective
BIB316 Geography of the Holy Land
BIB117 Prison Epistles: Colossians, Philemon, Ephesians and Philippians
BIB215 Romans: Justification by Faith
THE245 Eschatology
BIB322 Poetic Books
BIB313 Corinthian Correspondence
THE221 Systematic Theology I
THE222 Systematic Theology II

I thank God for these studies which have been really

helpful in my ministry.
Mar Q.
(South Australia)

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 Costs – Certificates/Diploma
(Pre-Undergraduate Level)

Application/Administration Fee ...............................................$35.00

(Once off payment at the start of the program)
AND:
Cost per Subject (6 months enrolment) ................................$110.00
(Includes an ICI self-paced Study Guide, tuition, marking, examination
fee, and use of online study guide and online exam)

OR
Cost per online Subject (6 months enrolment) ....................$85.00
(Includes access to online study-guide, tuition, marking and exam)

Text Books (no required texts, only recommended).............POA

Additional Costs (if ever needed):
Instructional Facilitator’s Manual (for groups of 5+) .......…..$55.00
Extension (2 months) ..................................................................$25.00
Re-enrolment (per subject 6 months) .....................................$65.00

I am working for a company now 3 days a week and have

lunch with various workers. When people find out I am a
pastor the conversation invariably turns towards matters
concerning God and the Bible and I was able to use what
I learned from the gospel of John course I did a couple of
years ago to share with a guy who had a couple of questions,
so the material does have use even when you are witnessing.
Mike H.
(New South Wales)

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 UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL
The ICI College Australia, is one of over
200 worldwide offices of Global University
(headquarters, pictured right) that administer
GU programs. The undergraduate programs
include: Advanced Certificates, Diplomas,
Degrees, and Second Degrees. These
differ in the number of credits required
to complete each program. Each subject
is generally either 2 or 3 credits. The
Advanced Certificates are excellent stepping stones which allow a
student to gain a good understanding in a specific field. They mainly
make use of 2-credit subjects and can be completed within a range
of 6 - 13 subjects. The degree programs are eclectic, encompassing a
broader knowledge base and are comprised of about 42 subjects. The
same subjects are offered through all the undergraduate programs,
which makes subjects fully transferrable into the degree level programs
should a student wish to use a smaller program as a stepping stone to
the degree program. In this case, it is recommended to request doing
a 3 credit subject where possible instead of the prescribed 2-credit
subject.
The learning material is presented as an independent study-text and
contains all the information you require for a 2-credit subject. Many
3-credit subjects require an additional textbook. The undergraduate
learning goals are assessed in a writing project, a Service Learning
Requirement (SLR) and an end-of-course examinations, Three credit
subjects also require a Collateral Reading Assignment (CRA).

Credit Hour Equivalents

ICI College does not use standard semesters for enrolment, but each
credit is considered 1 semester credit hour. In a traditional semester
system, a 3-credit course would require three 1-hour lectures per week
for 15 weeks. Full-time study would be equivalent to 15–17 credits per
half year semester.

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Undergraduate Subject Guidelines &
Requirements
Methods of Instruction
1. Independent Study: for those who study at home while
maintaining their regular routines of ministry, employment, and family
responsibilities. ICI courses are specifically designed to meet the needs
of independent-study students. An exam supervisor is required to
administer the final 100 question multiple-choice online exam.
2. Guided Independent Study: a facilitator meets regularly with the
student to guide and encourage their study and administer the final
exam.
3. Study groups: Many Bible/Church Study groups using ICI courses
take the form of classes with active direction from a leader. A study
group ranges from simply being a place where students study together,
even doing different courses to a 1 subject teacher/class structure.

Description of Subject Books

Each course comes in a Subject Folder/book commonly called an
Independent Study Text (IST). Each subject book is generally divided
into several units. These units are divided into lessons which contain
several blocks of information based around a learning objective. The
objectives in the lesson are vital to the study process since they form
the criteria by which all questions on the unit tests and final exams
are written. At the end of each lesson is a self-test. Each lesson
should require approximately 10 hours of study. The lesson and unit
evaluations are provided for self checking on the material covered in
the course.

Interpretation of Course/Subject Codes

The first three letters indicate the academic content area of the subject.
(BIB = Bible, THE = Theology, MIN = Ministry etc.)
The first digit indicates the (year) level of the subject indicating the
difficulty level.
The second and third digits serve as numerical identifiers.
The final digit indicates the credit value, or amount of work required.

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Text and Reading Assignments
Each 3-credit course has one of two methods to direct the student
to outside reading. A textbook is either directly integrated into the
study-text, and an assignment is given in a way that will make it more
convenient for them to take advantage of short periods of study time.
The other method is utilising the normal 2-credit course material and
after the initial coursework is completed, the student is directed to read
an outside text and write a report called a collateral reading assignment
(CRA). When requesting a course for which a CRA is available, always
specify whether you are enrolling in the 2-credit or 3-credit version of
the course. Once a 3-credit course enrolment has been processed, a
student cannot downgrade to the 2-credit course.

Completing Course Work

Expect to spend an average of 10 hours of study per unit plus at least
10 hours of writing time per assignment and a further time allotment for
reading the extra textbook if required. Preparation for exams, research
and writing of papers will vary according to the abilities of each student.
Each course has a maximum six month enrolment period, however, the
time spent to complete a course is determined solely by the student.

Written Assignments
ICI Australia courses require written projects or research papers.
You will be provided with instructions for completing these written
assignments. A Form and Style Guide is provided to assist you. You
should submit your written assignments before requesting the final
examination, since they assist you in your review for the examination.

Service Learning Requirement (SLR)

The SLR is required in all undergraduate courses, except the Biblical
Languages courses. They are a spoken address designed to help
students develop their ability to apply course principles, thereby
developing ministry and practical skills, meeting real-world needs. An
SLR report is not graded, but must be submitted.

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Final Examination
The final exam is arranged by the student in conjunction with their exam
supervisor and ICI College. The final exam is multiple-choice based with
no essay questions. It is the student’s responsibility to complete the
final exam before the course expiration date.

Notification of Grades
Assignments are generally graded here in Australia, and the final exam
is assessed by Global University International office in Springfield,
Missouri (pictured). They email the Final Grade Report to our office
and we inform the student. This is a permanent record held at the
international office and here and is fully transferrable to any other ICI
office worldwide.

Grading Scale
Global University and ICI Undergraduate courses are graded according
to the following numerical scale:
90–100% (Excellent)
80–89% (Above average)
70–79% (Average)
60–69% (Below average)
59% or less (Unacceptable)
The minimum passing score for any individual course is 60%. A
minimum cumulative grade average of 70% is required to graduate.

Pre and post tests

Students starting a diploma/degree program must sit a pre-exam. On
completion of the program there is a ‘cap-stone’ assessment. It includes
a short audio presentation, written essay, and post-test. The aim of is for
Global University self-evaluation on the effectiveness of the teaching
material and methods.

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If You Do Not Pass a Written Assignment/
Course
Students who score less than 60% on the course project and/or
collateral reading assignment (CRA) have the option of resubmitting the
assignment. However, a student may resubmit a subject’s project or CRA
only once.
To qualify to retake your final exam, you must -
i. Have received a final grade for the course and exam below 70%.
ii. Complete the retake exam before the course expiration date.

Library Resources
Global University have an extensive online library and resources that
support the programs offered by the College. To assist with research,
whilst enrolled in a subject, students receive a subscription to this
Online Resource Centre. On this site are over 70 of the world’s best
publishers on CREDO and over 2,000 full-text Biblical, theological
and general academic journals indexed in the Academic Search
Elite and ATLA Theological databases. Students can also access a
specific selection of academic resources for each undergraduate course
and have online chat or personalised service with a Global University
librarian (Russ Langford, Director of GU Library pictured below).

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 4 Advanced Certificates
(Undergraduate Level Subjects)

Advanced Certificates are the smallest of the building blocks to

higher undergraduate awards, but are really worthwhile studies
in themselves. There are 4 Advanced Certificates offered.
Each of the Advanced Certificates subjects utilise the degree
subjects, worth between 2–3 credit hours each. A Bachelor
Degree requires 128 credit hours, but an Advanced Certificate
requires 17, or 32 credit hours for the Advanced Certificate in
Bible and Theology’. Successful completion of these subjects are
transferrable into Bachelor programs.
The Advanced Certificate programme includes subjects in four broad divisions
- Bible, Theology, Church Ministry and General Education. Although the
subjects can be done in any order, they are listed in the suggested order. The
Certificate in Bible and Theology must have the ‘Orientation to GU Learning’
subject done first.

Certificate: Bible Interpreter

Number Subject Title Credit
GUO1001 Orientation to Global University Learning 1
BIB1033 Life of Christ in the Synoptic Gospels 3
LIT1213 Old Testament Literature 3
LIT1313 New Testament as Literature 3
THE2013 The Bible and the Church 3
BIB2043 Principles of Biblical Interpretation 3
Total 16

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 Certificate: Christian Communicator
Number Subject Title Credit
GUO1001 Orientation to Global University Learning 1
COM1023 Public Speaking: Meaningful Communication 3
ENG1103 Writing Better English 3
MIN1053 The Work of the Pastor 3
MIN3043 Preparing and Preaching Bible Messages 3
MIN3063 The Church’s Educational Task 3
Total 16

Certificate: Bible and Theology

Number Subject Title Credit
GUO1001 Orientation to Global University Learning 1
LIT1213 Old Testament Literature
MIN1103 Great Commission Strategies 3
LIT1313 New Testament as Literature 3

BIB1033 Life of Christ in the Synoptic Gospels, or 3

Paul’s Salvation Letters: Galatians & Romans
THE1013 Pneumatology 3
MIS2013 The Bible and Missions 3
BIB2043 Principles of Biblical Interpretation 3
THE2013 The Bible and the Church 3
HIS2203 The Church: P’cost to the Reformation, or The 3
Church: Ref’n through to the 20th Century
Elective of your choice 2
Total 30

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Certificate: Christian Mission
Number Subject Title Credit
GUO1001 Orientation to Global University Learning 1
MIN1103 Great Commission Strategies 3
REL2013 People and Their Beliefs 3
MIN3013 Introduction To Missions 3
MIS3033 The Bible and Missions 3
COM3103 Cross-Cultural Communication 3
Total 16

Costs – Advanced Certificates

(Undergraduate Level)

Application/Administration Fee ...............................................$50.00

(Once off payment at the start of the program)

AND:
Cost per Subject (6 months enrolment) ..............................$325.00
(Includes an ICI self-paced Study Guide, tuition, marking, examination
fee, and use of online study guide and online exam)

OR
Enrolment only per Subject (6 months enrolment) ..........$200.00
(No study guide supplied for those who already have access to one)

Text Books (no required texts, only recommended).............POA

Additional Costs (if ever needed):

Instructional Facilitator’s Manual (for groups of 5+) .......…..$55.00
Re-enrolment (per subject 6 months) ...................................$200.00
Reactivation Fee ...........................................................................$50.00
(Required in inactive for more than 18 months)

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 5 Diploma Programs
(Undergraduate Level Subjects)

We offer 2 undergraduate Diplomas. Full-time these would be a

2-3 year program. Since the subjects are undergraduate level,
they are directly transferable into a Bachelor program when you
complete them. If a student was interested in continuing studies
into the Bachelor level, they are recommended to upgrade the
courses from the 2 credit to the 3 credit subject. This simply
involves adding a prescribed textbook and assignment to
the 2-credit subject. The Diploma programs give a thorough
foundation of Christian study. For more information about these
undergraduate level subjects (presentation of studies and
student expectations), please refer the information under the
‘Undergraduate Studies’ heading from page 19.
The Diploma program includes subjects in four broad divisions
- Bible, Theology, Church Ministries and General Education. The
Diplomas are presented in both subject divisions and sequence
order. The initial subject must be ‘Orientation to Global University
Learning’, then any subjects within the sequence can be done
before proceeding to the next sequence.

I will say, I feel like I live through each unit and I grow
as a result, not only personally with the Lord but as a
minister for the Lord.
So many testimonials from Jesus, I know finally I’m on
the right path!
Tracey G. - Goulburn

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Diploma in Bible and Theology
Code Course Code Course
Sequence One Sequence Four

GUO1001 Orientation to GU A Study in the Book of

BIB2033
Learning Hebrews
NewTestament
LIT1313 BIB3013 Genesis
Literature
Life of Christ in the Church: Reform’n thru’
BIB1033 HIS2303
Synoptic Gospel C20th
OT Literature: His Prep. & Preach. Bible
LIT1213 MIN3043
Story Messages
THE1013 Pneumatology Electives 3 credits
Great Commission
MIN1103 Sequence Five
Strategies
Sequence Two BIB3073 The Book of Acts
Paul’s Salvation COM3103 Cross Cultural
BIB1073 Letters: Gal./Rom. Communications
Principles of Biblical
BIB2043 THE3013 Apologetics
Interpretation
THE1043 Man and Sin BIB4053 Corinthians

MIN1053 The Work of the Electives 2 credits

Pastor
THE1033 God and Angels Sequence Six
Sequence Three BIB4133 Wisdom Literature

THE2013 The Bible and the THE4033 Christology

Church
Church: Pentecost to
HIS2203 Electives 9 credits
Reformation
The Bible and
MIS2013 Missions
People and Their
REL2013 Beliefs
Electives 3 credits Total Program: 90 credits
The credit worth of a subject is denoted by the final numeric in the course code. All these
subjects are either 1, 2 or 3 credits. The electives can be taken from any division and a full list
of subject descriptions is contained in the Course Descriptions booklet given on request.

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Diploma in Ministry
Code Course Code Course
Sequence One Sequence Three

GUO1001 Orientation to GU A Study in the Book of

BIB2033
Learning Hebrews
Paul’s Salvation The Bible and the
BIB1073 THE2013
Letters: Gal./Rom. Church
OT Literature: His
LIT1213 MIN2013 The Bible and Missions
Story
Great Commission
MIN1103 MIN3013 Intro. to Church Music
Strategies
THE1013 Pneumatology Electives 3 credits
Electives 3 credits Sequence Four
Sequence Two BIB3013 Genesis
NewTestament
LIT1313 BIB3073 The Book of Acts
Literature
Principles of Biblical MIN3043 Prep. & Preach. Bible
BIB2043 Interpretation Messages
THE1043 Man and Sin Electives 5 credits

MIN1053 The Work of the

Pastor
Church: Pentecost
HIS2203 -Reformation
Church: Reform’n thru’
HIS2303 C20th Total Program: 60 credits
The subject’s credit is seen in the final numeric in the course code. The full list of electives is
contained in the Course Descriptions booklet given on request.

“ICI is one of the most valuable resources available to pastors. I

have personally studied with ICI and found their material to be
excellent. The flexibility of the correspondence program allowed
me to complete an ICI Degree whilst I was pastoring. They have a
wide variety of programs and I have used their material in local Bible
Colleges, training pastoral interns, and small group studies. I highly
recommend ICI College” Pastor Jeremy Griffiths (Marion City Church SA)

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 Costs – Diploma
(Undergraduate Level)

Application/Administration Fee ...............................................$50.00

(Once off payment at the start of the program)

AND:
Cost per Subject (6 months enrolment) ..............................$325.00
(Includes an ICI self-paced Study Guide, tuition, marking, examination
fee, and use of online study guide and online exam)

OR
Enrolment only per Subject (6 months enrolment) ..........$200.00
(No study guide supplied for those who already have access to one)

Text Books (no required texts, only recommended).............POA

Additional Costs (if ever needed):

Instructional Facilitator’s Manual (for groups of 5+) .......…..$55.00
Re-enrolment (per subject 6 months) ...................................$200.00
Reactivation Fee ...........................................................................$50.00
(Required in inactive for more than 18 months)

“You guys are doing a great job - thanks! The

turnaround and service is excellent. Thank you very
much”
Robin Briggs
(Graduated Student, ACT)

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 6 Bachelor Degrees
(Undergraduate Level Subjects)
The Undergraduate programs offered in ICI College are Bachelor
of Arts degrees requiring 120 credits. For those who already have
an Undergraduate Degree, earning a Second Bachelor of Arts
requires only a further 50 credits.
The overarching goals for the degree programs include demonstrating:
• A comprehensive knowledge of the Old and New Testaments.
• A comprehensive knowledge of theological principles that are the
foundation of a Pentecostal perspective.
• An application of Biblical and theological principles in local ministry
contexts.
• An awareness and appreciation of general education: humanities,
maths, communication and computer skills.
The strategies used to assess the achievement of these goals include
a Project, Service Learning Requirement (SLR) and an end-of-course
examination. Three credit courses also require a Collateral Reading
Assignment (CRA). For more information about these, please refer the
information under the ‘Undergraduate Studies’ heading from page 19.

Bachelor of Arts Degree

International Correspondence Institute, Australia (ICI College Australia)
presently offers three Bachelor of Arts degree programs: Bible and
Theology, Intercultural Studies, and Christian Education. The B.A.
(Bible/Theology) is designed to provide the educational background
needed by those preparing for a pastoral or preaching ministry. The
B.A. (Intercultural Studies) is designed for those who plan to serve as
missionaries. It has a Bible and Theology component with an emphasis
in cross-cultural communications and Christian missions. The B.A.
(Christian Education) will prepare those expecting to minister in church-
related instruction or in the administration of Christian education.
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Earning a Second Bachelor of Arts Degree
Students who have a Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline already
may earn a Second B.A. with ICI College by completing the ‘major’
component of their chosen second degree. The Second Degree
requires 50 credits. Students with prior academic study in Bible,
Theology, or Church Ministries may apply for advanced standing,
however, a minimum of 32 new credits must be taken with Global
University to earn a Second B.A.

B.A. Degree in Bible and Theology

The Bachelor of Arts in Bible and Theology is designed to provide the
Biblical and Theological background required for pastoral or preaching
ministry. After successfully completing this curriculum, the student
will be able to interpret the Bible, prepare and deliver sermons, and
administer the programs of a local church.

Division Course
Life of Christ in the Synoptic Gospels OR Paul’s Salvation
Bible Letters: Gal. & Rom.; Principles of Biblical Interpretation; Old
Testament Literature: His Story

Cross Cultural Communications; Preparing & Preaching Bible

Church Messages; Great Commission Strategies; The Bible and
Ministry Missions
Christology: Jesus, Son of God in the Spirit; Pneumatology;
Theology Bible and the Church; God and Angels OR Man and Sin;
Apologetics
Intro. to Psychology: Christian Perspective; Civilizations
Past and Present I OR II Church: Pen’cost - Ref’n OR
General Ref’n to C20th; Humanities/Fine Arts electives; Social
Education and Behavioural Sciences electives; Quantitative Literacy
electives

Electives Courses from various Division

This table shows the courses in Subject Divisions. The courses in the table below the
page show the sequence order. The first subject that must be completed is ‘Orientation
to Global University Learning’, then subjects within each sequence can be done in any
order, before moving to the following sequence.

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Students wishing to do a minor in Pastoral Counselling should
choose the following subjects for their General Electives. (At least
4 of the 5 courses must be Global University completed.)

MIN1093 Intro. to Pastoral MIS4103 Cross-cultural

Counselling Counselling
MIN2023 Christian Counselling LDR4103 Managing Conflict
MIS2063 Marriage Counseling:
Cross-culturally

B.A. Degree in Bible and Theology Sequence

Code Course Code Course
Sequence One
GUO1001 Orientation to GU
Sequence Four
LIT1213 O. T. Lit.: His Story HIS25/603 Civ’s Past/ Present I OR II
ENG1023 Introductory Writing Elective 2 credit (Humanities/)
LIT1313 N. T. as Literature Elective 3 credit (Sciences)
CSC1123 Intro to Computers Elective 3 credit (Bible)
ENG1103 Writing Better English Elective 3 credit (Min/Missions)

Sequence Two Sequence Five

MIN1103 Great Commission Strat. BIB3013 Genesis
BIB1033 Christ in the Gospels MIN3043 Prep Bible Messages
BIB1073 Paul’s Salvation Letters Elective 3 credits (Social Sci.)
THE1013 Pneumatology Elective 3 credits (Literacy)
COM1023 Public Speaking Elective 3 credits (Bible)
MIS2013 The Bible and Missions
Sequence Six
COM3103 Cross-Cultural Comm’s
Sequence Three
BIB2043 Hermeneutics BIB3073 The Book of Acts
THE1033 God and Angels Elective 3 credits (Social Sci.)
THE1043 Man and Sin Elective 3 credits (Theology)

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 Code Course Code Course
THE2013 The Bible and the THE3013 Apologetics
Church
HIS2203 Church: Pentecost -
Sequence Seven
Reformation
HIS2303 Church: Ref’n - C20th BIB4133 Wisdom Literature
Electives Electives 12 credit (General)

Sequence Eight
THE4033 Christology
Program Total: 120 Credits Electives 12 credits (General)

The credit value of each subject is seen in the fourth digit of the course code. The full list
of subject descriptions and details is in ‘Course Descriptions’ booklet given on request.

B.A. Degree in Intercultural Studies

The Bachelor of Arts in Intercultural Studies is designed to provide the
Biblical and theological knowledge needed for cross-cultural ministry.
After successfully completing this curriculum, the student will be able
to preach and teach the Word of God to varying and diverse people
groups and cultures.

Division Course
Church Cross Cultural Communications; Christian Adult Education in
Ministry a Cultural Context; Great Commission Strategies; Com’cating
Christian Faith in the Pluralistic Society; Preparing & Preaching
Bible Messages; Christian Ministry in a Muslim Context;
Introduction to Islam; The Bible and Missions; Introduction to
Missions; Philosophy of Missions; People and Their Beliefs
Bible Cross Cultural Communications; Preparing & Preaching Bible
Messages; Great Commission Strategies; The Bible and
Missions; The Book of Acts; New Testament as Literature
Theology Pneumatology; Bible and the Church
General Orientation to GU Learning; Civilizations Past and Present
Education I OR II; Church: Pentecost - Reformation OR Church:
Reformation to C20th; Public Speaking; Introductory Writing;
Writing Better English;Introduction to Computers
Electives Courses from various Division

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This table shows the courses in Subject Divisions. The courses in the table over page
show the sequence order. The first subject that must be completed is ‘Orientation to
Global University Learning’, then subjects within each sequence can be done in any
order, before moving to the following sequence.

Students wishing to do a minor in Pastoral Counselling should

choose the following subjects for their General Electives. (At least
4 of the 5 courses must be Global University completed.)

MIN1093 Intro. to Pastoral MIS4103 Cross-cultural

Counselling Counselling
MIN2023 Christian Counselling LDR4103 Managing Conflict
MIN1053 The Work of the Pastor

B.A. Degree in Intercultural Studies Sequence

Code Course Code Course
Sequence One Sequence Four
GUO1001 Orientation to GU HIS25/603 Civ’s Past/ Present I OR II
ENG1023 Introductory Writing MIS3023 Introduction to Islam
LIT1213 O. T. Lit.: His Story MIN3073 Ch’nty in a Plural’ Society
CSC1123 Intro to Computers Elective 5 credits (Humanities)
LIT1313 N. T. as Literature
ENG1103 Writing Better English

Sequence Two Sequence Five

COM1023 Public Speaking MIN3043 Prep’ing. Bible Messages
BIB2043 Princs’ of Bib’ Interp’n COM3103 Cross-Cultural Comm’s
THE1013 Pneumatology Elective 3 credits (Social Sciences)
MIS1023 Intro’ to Missions Elective 3 credits (Literacy)
MIN1103 Great Commission Str. Elective 3 credits (Missions)

Sequence Three Sequence Six

THE2013 Bible and the Church BIB3073 The Book of Acts
HIS2203 Church: P’cost - Ref’n/or Elective 3 credits (Social Sciences)
HIS2303 Church: Ref’n- C20th Elective 3 credits (Bible)

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 Code Course Code Course
MIS2013 The Bible & Missions MIS4013 Min’ in Muslim Context
REL2013 People and their Beliefs Electives 3 credits (General)
HIS2303 Church: Ref’n - C20th
Sequence Seven
Electives 3 credits (Natural Sci.) EDU4133 Chr’n Adult Ed. in Culture
MIS4053 Philosophy of Missions*
Electives 9 credits (General)

Sequence Eight
Electives 3 credits (Theology)
Program Total: 120 credits Electives 12 credits (General)
* Directed reading
The credit value of each subject is the fourth number in the course code. Elective
descriptions and details are found in ‘Course Descriptions’ booklet given on request.

B.A. Degree in Christian Education

The Bachelor of Arts in Christian Education is designed to provide the
educational background needed by those who plan to serve in the ministry
of education. This program is not a teacher certification program but
successful completion may allow the student to teach in some Christian or
private schools or to administer programs in Christian education.

Division Course
Christian Cross Cultural Communications; Competency and Proficiency
Education in Teaching; Foundations of Educational Psychology; Christian
Adult Education in Cultural Context; The Church’s Educational
Task; Principles of Teaching; Instructional Media; Guidelines
for Leadership; Human Relations; Great Commission
Strategies
Church Preparing & Preaching Bible Messages
Ministry
Bible Principles of Biblical Interpretation; Old Testament Literature:
His Story; The Book of Acts; New Testament as Literature
Theology Pneumatology; Bible and the Church

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 Division Course
General Ed. Orientation to GU Learning; Civilizations Past and Present
I OR II; Church: Pentecost - Reformation OR Church:
Reformation to C20th; Public Speaking; Introduction to
Computers; Introductory Writing; Writing Better English
Electives Courses from various Division
This table shows the courses in Subject Divisions. The courses in the next table show
the sequence order. The first subject that must be completed is ‘Orientation to Global
University Learning’, then subjects within each sequence can be done in any order,
before moving to the following sequence.

Students wishing to do a minor in Pastoral Counselling should

choose the following subjects for their General Electives. (At least
4 of the 5 courses must be Global University completed.)

MIN1093 Intro. to Pastoral MIS2063 Cross-cultural

Counselling Counselling
MIN2023 Christian Counselling LDR4103 Managing Conflict
MIN1053 The Work of the Pastor

“Thank you for your very welcome letter. All vestige

of panic melted away…Thank you very much for taking
the time to write and for giving me assurances. Thanks
also for doing such a brilliant job of administrating all
the parts of my courses.”
Linda Cahill
(Graduated Student, SA)

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B.A. Degree in Christian Education Sequence

Code Course Code Course

Sequence One Sequence Five

GUO1001 Orient’n to GU Learning COM3103 Cross Cultural Comm’s

ENG1013 Introductory Writing MIN3042 Prep. & P. Bible Messages
LIT1213 O.T. Lit.: His Story EDU3213 Educational Psychology
LIT1313 N.T. as Literature Electives 3 credits (Literature)
CSC1023 Intro’ to Computers Electives 3 credits (Social Sci.)
ENG1103 Writing Better English

Sequence Two Sequence Six

MIN1103 Great Comm’ Strategies BIB3073 The Book of Acts

MIN2013 Human Relations Electives 3 credits (Social Sci.)
THE1013 Pneumatology EDU3613 Instructional Media
COM1023 Public Speaking Electives 3 credits (Missions/Min.)
BIB2043 Prin’s of B. Interp’tation Electives 3 credits (Bible)

Sequence Three Sequence Seven

EDU3103 Principles of Teaching EDU4133 Chr’n Adult Ed’n Cultur’y

HIS25/603 Civ’s Past/Present I OR II Electives 12 credits (General)

THE2013 The Bible & the Church Sequence Eight

MIN3063 The Church’s Ed’n Task Electives 3 credits (Theology)

Electives 3 credits (Natural Sci.) Electives 12 credits (General)

Sequence Four Program Total: 120 credits

EDU3113 Comp’ncy/Prof’cy Teaching

HIS2202/ Church: P’cost to Ref’n OR The electives can be taken from

2302 Ref’n to C20th any division and a full list of subject
LDR3013 G’lines for Leadership descriptions and details is given in the
‘Course Descriptions’ booklet available
Electives 5 credits (Humanities) on request.

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 Costs – Diploma
(Undergraduate Level)

Application/Administration Fee ...............................................$50.00

(Once off payment at the start of the program)

AND:
Cost per Subject (6 months enrolment) ..............................$325.00
(Includes an ICI self-paced Study Guide, tuition, marking, examination
fee, and use of online study guide and online exam)

OR
Enrolment only per Subject (6 months enrolment) ..........$200.00
(No study guide supplied for those who already have access to one)

Text Books (no required texts, only recommended).............POA

Additional Costs (if ever needed):

Instructional Facilitator’s Manual (for groups of 5+) .......…..$55.00
Re-enrolment (per subject 6 months) ...................................$200.00
Reactivation Fee ...........................................................................$50.00
(Required in inactive for more than 18 months)

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 7 Second Degrees
(Undergraduate Level Subjects)
Second Bachelor of Arts Degree
Students who have already completed an undergraduate
degree (in any field of study) may enrol with ICI College/Global
University to study for a second Bachelor of Arts degree. Global
University assumes the previous major will normally have been
in a field unrelated to Christian ministry. However, if the student’s
educational background includes some courses in Bible, theology,
intercultural studies, or church ministry relevant to the selected
major, it may be possible to transfer some of these credits. A total
of 50 credits is required with a minimum of 32 credits earned
through Global University courses, 15 of which must be in the
student’s major.
There are 3 second Bachelor of Arts degree options - Bible and
Theology, Christian Education and Intercultural Studies. Further
information on undergraduates subjects (presentation of studies
and student expectations), please refer the information under the
‘Undergraduate Studies’ heading from page 19. For more information
relevant to second degrees see the beginning of ‘Section 6 -
Undergraduate Programs - Bachelor Degree’ on page 31.

Second B.A. Degree in Bible and Theology

The Second Bachelor of Arts (Bible and Theology) is designed to
provide Biblical and theological background required for pastoral or
preaching ministry. After successfully completing this curriculum, the
student will be able to interpret the Bible, prepare and deliver sermons
and administer programs of a local church.
The first table shows courses by Subject Divisions. The courses in
the table following show the sequence order. For each of the Second
Degrees, the first subject to be completed is ‘Orientation to Global
University Learning’, then subjects within each sequence can be done in
any order, before moving to the following sequence.
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Division Course
Bible Life of Christ in the Synoptic Gospels / OR Paul’s Salvation
Letters: Gal. & Rom.; Principles of Biblical Interpretation; Old
Testament Literature: His Story; Genesis; The Book of Acts;
Wisdom Literature; New Testament as Literature
Church Great Commission Strategies; Preparing & Preaching Bible
Ministry Messages; Cross Cultural Communic’n
Theology Christology: Jesus, Son of God in the Spirit; Pneumatology;
Bible and the Church
General Ed. Orientation to GU Learning
Electives Courses from various Divisions

Second B.A. Degree in Bible and Theology

Sequence
Code Course Code Course
Sequence One Sequence Three
GUO1001 Orientation to G.U. THE3013 Apologetics
BIB1033 Christ in Synoptics OR BIB4133 Wisdom Literature
BIB1073 Paul’s Salvation Letters COM3103 Cross-C’ral Comm’n
LIT1213 O.T. Lit.: His Story MIN3043 Prep. & Preach B. Msg
MIN1103 Great Comm’ Strategies THE4033 Christology
THE1013 Pneumatology Sequence Four
LIT1313 N.T. as Literature Electives 6 credits (Bible)
Sequence Two Electives 3 credits (Theology)

BIB3013 Genesis
BIB2043 Prin’s of B. Interpretation Total for program: 55 credits
BIB3073 Book of Acts
THE1032 God And Angels OR The electives can be taken from
any division and a full list of subject
THE1043 Man and Sin descriptions and details is in the
THE2013 The Bible & the Church ‘Course Descriptions’ booklet given on
request.

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Second B.A. Degree in Intercultural Studies
The second Bachelor of Arts (Intercultural Studies) is designed to
provide the Biblical and theological knowledge needed for cross-
cultural ministry. After successfully completing this curriculum,
the student will be able to preach and teach the Word of God to
varying and diverse people groups and cultures.

Second B.A. in Intercultural Studies Subject List

Division Course
Inter-cultural Cross Cultural Communications;Christian Adult Education in
Studies a Cultural Context; Great Commission Strategies; Preparing
& Preaching Bible Messages; Christian Ministry in a Muslim
Context; Communicating Christian Faith in a Pluralistic Soc.;
Introduction to Islam; The Bible and Missions; Introduction to
Missions; Philosophy of Missions; People and Their Beliefs
Bible Principles of Biblical Interpretation; Old Testament Literature:
His Story; The Book of Acts; New Testament as Literature
Theology Pneumatology
General Ed. Orientation to GU Learning
Electives Courses from various Divisions

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Second B.A. in Intercultural Studies Sequence
Code Course Code Course
Sequence One REL2013 People and Their Beliefs

GUO1001 Orientation to G.U. MIS2013 Bible and Missions

MIN1103 Great Comm’ Strategies Sequence Three

LIT1213 O.T. Lit.: His Story BIB3072 The Book of Acts

THE1013 Pneumatology MIN3043 Prep. & P. Bible Messages
LIT1313 N.T. as Literature MIS4013 Min. in Muslim Context
MIS1023 Intro’ to Missions COM3103 Cross-C’ral Comm’n

Sequence Two MIS4053 Philosophy of Missions*

BIB2043 Prin’s of B. Interpretation Sequence Four

MIN3073 Ch’nty in a Plural’ Society EDU4133 Christian Adult Ed. in Culture

MIS2013 Introduction to Islam Electives 6 credits (Miss/Min/Theo)

*Directed reading Total for program: 55 credits

Electives can be taken from any division. Full list of subject details is available in the
‘Course Descriptions’ booklet.

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Second B.A. Degree in Christian Education
The second Bachelor of Arts (Christian Education) is designed
to provide the educational background needed by those who
plan to serve in the ministry of education. This program is not a
teacher certification programme but successful completion of
this program may allow the student to teach in some Christian or
private schools or to administer programs in Christian education.

Second B.A. in Christian Education Subject List

Division Course
Christian Cross Cultural Communications; Competency and
Education Proficiency in Teaching; Foundations of Educational
Psychology; Christian Adult Education in Cultural Context;
Preparing and Preaching Bible Messages; Principles of
Teaching; Instructional Media; Guidelines for Leadership;
Human Relations; Church’s Educational Task
Church
Great Commission Strategies
Ministry
Old Testament Literature: His Story; New Testament as
Bible
Literature; The Book of Acts; Biblical Interpret’n Principles
Theology Pneumatology
General Orientation to GU Learning
Electives Courses from Various Divisions

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Second B.A. in Christian Education Sequence
Code Course Code Course
Sequence One EDU3113 Comp’ncy and Prof’ncy in
Teaching
GUO1001 Orientation to GU Sequence Three

LIT1213 O.T. Lit.: His Story BIB3073 The Book of Acts

THE1013 Pneumatology LDR 3013 G’lines for Leadership
MIN1103 Great Comm’ Strat’ MIN3043 Pr’ & Preach’ B. Ms’ges
LIT1313 N.T. as Literature EDU3213 Educational Psych’
MIN2013 Human Relations EDU3613 Instructional Media

Sequence Two Sequence Four

COM3103 Cross-Cultural Com’s Elective 6 credits (Min, Miss, Theol.)

EDU3103 Principles of Teaching EDU4133 Chris’n Adult Ed. in Culture
MIN3063 Church’s Educ’l Task
BIB2043 Prin’s of B. Interp’n Total for program: 55 credits

Costs – 2nd Degree Subjects

(Undergraduate Level)

Application/Administration Fee ...............................................$50.00

(Once off payment at the start of the program)
AND:
Cost per Subject (6 months enrolment) ..............................$325.00
(Includes an ICI self-paced Study Guide, tuition, marking, examination
fee, and use of online study guide and online exam)
OR
Enrolment only per Subject (6 months enrolment) ..........$200.00
(No study guide supplied for those who already have access to one)
Text Books (no required texts, only recommended).............POA
Additional Costs (if ever needed):
Re-enrolment (per subject 6 months) ...................................$200.00
Reactivation Fee ...........................................................................$50.00
(Required in inactive for more than 18 months)
Enquire about 10-15% discounts for groups of 5, or over 10 people, and 10%
discounts for credentialed Ministers.

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Enrolment
How to enrol in a program or subject -
Please select the program you would like to do, and which
subject you want to start with (It will need to be GUO1001
Orientation to GU Learning, if this subject is a part of your
program). Then fill in the application and order forms.
Please include your payment for the application fee & subject
cost with the application (Direct deposit, Cheque, Credit Card or
Money Order).
ICI College will process your order within 7 days, and send your
requested subject. You will be supplied with two more forms,
The Subject Enrolment Card needs to be completed and sent
back within 7 days. An Exam Supervisor .application form can
be filled in the following couple of weeks and returned
If you have any further questions please give us a call or send
an email, and we will be happy to help you.

Application Forms
The forms are sent upon request Please phone/email the office and
we will be happy to send you the appropriate application form.

Graduate Level Studies

Details of Graduate studies are in a different Prospectus. If interested,
please check our website or contact ICI College at -
www.icicollege.com.au

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Contact Details

ICI College Australia Ltd.

PO Box 1143 Legana, Tasmania, 7277 Australia
Office: 1 Gerrard Close Legana, Tasmania 7277
Phone 0455 322 299
[email protected]
www.icicollege.com.au

ABN 408 435 384 97

ACN 621 479 516

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 Kim Corbett, ICI College Australia, National Administrator

Courses, programs, and costs are subject to change. All information

contained within this prospectus was correct at the time of publication.
Refer to the ICI College Australia website for updated information.