Shaped by His Word; Serving His World

Brisbane School of Theology (BST) is an interdenominational and evangelical college offering high-quality, Bible-centred theological training in a diverse and supportive community, shaping the whole person for God’s purposes. Aiming for more than simply growing students’ knowledge of theology, BST is developing passionate, capable disciples who use what they know about God’s word to serve him in the church and around the world. BST has an emphasis on preparing students for cross-cultural ministry contexts and actively partners with mission agencies and churches. BST also has a Centre for Asian Christianity that aims to equip and resource Christians for effective contextual ministry and mission to Asian people, and is approved to deliver some ACT courses in Chinese language. Christians of different cultures, ages and denominations make up the BST community and have done for more than 70 years. There are a number of core Christian truths that BST teaches with great passion and live by with conviction. There are also many secondary issues that aren’t at the centre of the gospel, and in those areas BST believes it is important to expose students to different viewpoints and to encourage intelligent and prayerful reflection. If this sounds like a community you want to be part of then please explore further and contact BST.

View all courses available at Brisbane School of Theology here

College facilities

Size of ACT college

Medium (100 to 250 students)

Delivery modes

On-campus and off-campus options available

Overseas students

Approved for delivery of some courses to overseas students at its main campus.

See here for further details for overseas student information.

Provision of academic and study skills support services, including English language support

Students are encouraged to view ACT’s Student Support Services page for information about academic and study skills support services available. In addition, the following are services available at Brisbane School of Theology:

  • All student have access to academic tutors who provide support through helping students with assessments and also assisting with English writing skills.
  • Every semester an essay writing skills seminar, a research seminar, an occasional genre-focussed writing seminar, and an examination preparation seminar, are presented by tutors and the librarian

Provision of counselling services

ACT and its colleges have a strong commitment to student wellbeing. Students are encouraged to view ACT’s Student Support Services page for information about personal and counselling support services available, as well as links to relevant ACT policies and processes in place to provide support to students. In addition, the following services are available to students studying at Brisbane School of Theology:

Referrals can be provided for complex support matters. Brisbane School of Theology primarily refers students to independent local services:

Library

The library provides a wide range of digital resources, as well as a physical collection of over 30,000 monographs, including over 4,000 monagraphs published in Chinese. Information about the library and services are available here.

Learning spaces - lecture / tutorial rooms

4 Lecture rooms:
Number of seats/study spaces: 182

1 Tutorial rooms:
Number of seats/study spaces: 5

1 Library:
Number of seats/study spaces available for private study: 30
Number of seats/study spaces available for group study: 2

Learning spaces - Informal spaces

1 Space available, for group study, recreational activities, socialising, and discussions with lecturers and tutors outside of a classroom setting. 20 spaces

1 Chapel:
Number of seats/study spaces: 60

Learning spaces - shared meals areas available to students

Dining Area:
Number of seats/study spaces: 80

Residential accommodation for students

On-campus accommodation is available for students. Further information is available by contacting the Residential Chaplain and Facilities Manager, who oversees the on-campus accommodation. BST can offer students single dorm rooms with shared living spaces; one and two-bedroom units.

Enrolment and application processes

For information about the enrolment process, including any relevant standards of behaviour and college ethos, click here.

Contacts

Prospective Students – contact the Registrar, Joshua Hepburn

Current students – contact the Registrar, Joshua Hepburn

For support, see the Student Support Officers

For incidents or information about Sexual Assault or Sexual Harassment, there is a designated SASH Contact Officer

For overseas students, there is a designated Overseas Students Liaison Officer

College academic timetable / unit offering

See here for the current academic timetable

College calendar and key dates

Visit key events and calendar here

College website

Visit bst.qld.edu.au