Australian College of Theology

Australian College of Theology

2024 Coursework Application Form
Information collected on this form is required to be reoprted to the Department of Education, and will be used to provide targeted support to students.
Applicant Details
Full Legal Name (as shown on your passport or licence)
Title*
First Name*
Middle Name
Surname*
Preferred Name
Gender*

FemaleMaleUnspecified
Date of Birth*

DayMonthYear
Date
USI (Unique Student Identifier)*
If you don't have a USI you can apply at usi.gov.au If you are not an Australian citizen and plan to study from outside Australia (and don't have a USI) please write "Off shore student" in the box
Contact Details - Term Address
No. and Street*
Suburb*
State*
Postcode*
Mobile*
Home Phone
Your Email*
Permanent Home Address

Note that any applicant who is NOT an Australian citizen or permanent resident must provide a secondary address located in their HOME country. If you do not have an address in your HOME country, please provide details below of a family members's address or other suitable contact address.
same as term addressdifferent to term addressoverseas home country address
No. and Street*
Address line 2
Suburb*
State*
Country*
Postcode*
Emergency Contact
Name*
Mobile Number*
Emergency contact's Email*
What is their relationship to you?*

Citizenship
Citizenship Status*

Australian CitizenNew Zealand CitizenPermanent ResidentTemporary Permit Visa (incl Student Visa)Permanent Humanitarian VisaOther
Parent Education
What was the highest level of education completed by your parent/guardian #1*
What was the highest level of education completed by your parent/guardian #2*

Regulations / Terms of Enrolment
Variation of Enrolment: Students who wish to vary their enrolment by addition of or withdrawal from a unit should consult their Affiliated College Registrar for the critical dates that apply to that unit and the procedure to use to apply for a variation. Withdrawal from a unit after the Census Date will attract a fail (F) grade. [For more information, see www.actheology.edu.au – Variation of Enrolment]

Closing dates for application: An application for enrolment in a unit lodged after the Administrative Date for the unit may be subject to the Variation of Enrolment Fee.

Credit Transfer / RPL: ACT’s Credit Transfer and Recognition of Prior Learning policies are published on the ACT’s website www.actheology.edu.au

Grievance Resolution: The ACT’s Grievance Resolution Policy for Domestic Students and the Grievance Resolution Policy for Overseas Students are available on the ACT website at www.actheology.edu.au

Refunds of tuition fees: Candidates who withdraw after the census date of a unit and wish to apply for a tuition fee refund must apply in writing to the Registrar of the Australian College of Theology. A copy of the Tuition Fee Refund application form and policy can be found on the Australian College of Theology website www.actheology.edu.au
I have read and agree to the Australian College of Theology 'Regulations and Terms of Enrolment', as outlined above*

Australian College of Theology Application & Declaration
I apply to be enrolled in the Course set out above and agree that, upon acceptance, I will be enrolled at the Australian College of Theology on the terms set out above.

Unless I am applying for cross-institutional enrolments or Single Unit Study, I note that am enrolling in units contributing to the completion of a course of the Australian College of Theology and I declare my intention to complete this course of study.

Should I be accepted as a student of the Australian College of Theology, I will abide by its rules and policies. I understand that I can access the rules and policies relating to my course and my enrolled units on the website of the Australian College of Theology at www.actheology.edu.au

In particular, I acknowledge that I have read, understand and accept:
- the Grievance Resolution Policy for Domestic/Overseas Students; and
- (if I am an overseas applicant) the ACT Refund Policy and Agreement for Overseas Students.
I also understand that:
- The Australian College of Theology is collecting the information in this form for the purpose of assessing my eligibility for the Higher Education Loan Program under the Higher Education Support Act 2003 and allocation of a Commonwealth Higher Education Student Support Number to me; and for program administration purposes, including the viewing of survey data by relevant parties.
- The Australian College of Theology will disclose this information to the Australian Government as required under the Higher Education Support Act 2003.
- The Australian Government is required to store the information securely.
- The Australian College of Theology may disclose information to government departments in relation to transport concessions.
- The Australian College of Theology and the Australian Government will not otherwise disclose the information without my consent unless required or authorised by law.
- My information may be sent to software vendors in order for me to access software relevant to my course at reduced rates, and not on-sold to any provider.
- Work submitted in relation to this course may be submitted to organisations for academic integrity assurance.
Noting that giving false or misleading information is a serious offence under the Criminal Code, I confirm that, to the best of my knowledge, all the information I have provided in this form is correct.*

Code of Student Conduct
Malyon’s vision and student conduct

Malyon’s vision for students is: to form faithful image-bearers of Christ, who love God, listen to His Word, serve the church, engage their culture, and are committed to the mission of God in this world.

The fulfilment of this vision commits Malyon to:

1. cultivating attitudes and behaviours that honour the ethical teachings of Christ and the Scriptures, especially his command that his disciples are to love one another as he has loved them;
2. calling upon faculty, staff and students to respect these teachings and respond to them with sincerity and integrity;
3. valuing the formation of each student’s character and conduct as much as we value the development of their knowledge and understanding

Implications for enrolling with Malyon

Malyon College is affiliated with the Australian College of Theology (ACT).

According to clause 8 of the affiliation agreement, the ACT does not impose any denominational or religious restrictions in relation to any ACT course. However, the same clause provides that an affiliated college, such as Malyon, is free to impose denominational or religious restrictions in relation to enrolment in the ACT course taught by the College. In addition, the College is permitted to require enrolling students to conduct themselves in accordance with the college’s Christian ethos and requirements and to affirm our statement of faith.

Malyon College is a ministry of Queensland Baptists, operating under its oversight and authority. Therefore, while we welcome applications for enrolment from the wider Christian community, Malyon College, as a religious training institution for Queensland Baptists, reserves the right to restrict enrolments to those who by signing below confirm their commitment to abide by the Code of Student Conduct, as part of their enrolment application.

Responding to student misconduct

Malyon’s procedures for responding to a claim or complaint that a student is behaving in a way that is contrary to the Code of Student Conduct can be found in the Student Resources section of the Malyon Moodle site under the heading, Policies.

Code of Student Conduct

Malyon students are to commit to loving one another as Christ has loved us by:
• honouring Malyon’s commitment to the statement of beliefs adopted by Queensland Baptists; 2
• accepting Malyon’s commitment to the policies of Queensland Baptists, including the Position Statement on Sexuality and Marriage3, and, in addition, the policies of the Australian College of Theology; 4
• studying diligently to improve their knowledge, gifts and skills, and preparedness for service
• completing all course requirements with integrity and honesty;
• mutually supporting and strengthening one another’s faith in Christ and commitment to his mission;
• responding to others with patience, forbearance, gentleness and kindness, and a readiness to forgive;
• practicing self-control, refraining from engaging in harmful and addictive behaviours, and behaving in a lawful manner; 5
• maintaining a good standing with and is making a positive contribution to a local Christian church or fellowship;6
• responding respectfully and courteously towards others irrespective of their sex, race or ethnicity, abilities, or age, and regardless of whether they agree or disagree with your opinions, beliefs and practices; and
• using social media in a manner that is consistent with the above.
I hereby confirm that I have read and agree to abide by the Code of Student Conduct as set out above.*

Australian College of Theology

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