Michael Bräutigam
Lecturer in Theology, Psychology, and Church History, Director of Centre for Theology & Psychology
If you are serving in any form of Christian ministry, this might be an excellent opportunity to broaden your knowledge and gain skills in the theological foundations of mental health, well-being and flourishing. Whether you are a pastor, youth worker, chaplain, teacher, counsellor/psychologist, or cross-cultural worker, this course will equip and enhance your ability to minister to people under your care and those you engage with in the community in the vital area of pastoral care and mental health.
Michael Bräutigam
Lecturer in Theology, Psychology, and Church History, Director of Centre for Theology & Psychology
Course Code: GCPCMH20
Duration: 2 years part time.
Overseas Students: No
The Graduate Certificate of Pastoral Care for Mental Health requires the satisfactory completion of 4 units totalling 48 credit points.
Complete the following 3 units:
Complete 1 of the following units:
Academic Qualifications
Language Qualifications for NESB
For a breakdown on the fees for this course please visit our fees page here.
Applications close 30th June
Applications close 30th January
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MST is approved to deliver courses of the Australian College of Theology including the diploma, undergraduate, graduate and post-graduate qualifications offered by MST.
These are self-accredited by the ACT under the authority of the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA).
Melbourne School of Theology is an Affiliated College of the Australian College of Theology, CRICOS:02650E
Melbourne School of Theology is a non-denominational Bible college, based in the outer eastern suburbs of Melbourne. Since 1920, MST has been passionate about training those with a heart for ministry and mission with a solid Biblical grounding in God’s Word.
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