New Testament Greek A
AQF: 6/8, off-campus
SEMESTER 1 2025
Monday Evening Unit
LA005-612/812
Learning to read the New Testament in its original language opens up a richness of understanding of the text, providing fresh insights and nuances that can deepen your love of God's Word, and enhance the faithfulness of your teaching and preaching.
In this unit you are introduced to and given experience in reading the language in which the New Testament was written. This prepares you to read straightforward parts of the Greek New Testament for yourself, and to be equipped to consult New Testament commentaries based on the Greek text, and to read books that discuss or refer to Greek words, expressions, grammar and their meanings.
New Testament Greek is a prerequisite for studying New Testament units with Greek exegesis in the Bachelor of Theology, Bachelor of Divinity and Master of Divinity. It is generally best to study this subject in the year prior to doing Greek exegesis units. Please contact us if you’re unsure about the best progression for you.
Note: We encourage you to learn the Greek alphabet before your first class.
Lecturers: Rev Dr Alan Mugridge and Rev Dr Chris Conyers
AQF level: 6/8
Lecture Mode: off-campus*
Times: Mondays 6:45pm–9:30pm
Dates: 10, 17 February; 3, 10, 24, 31 March; 28 April; 5, 12, 26 May; 2, 16 June 2025 (Exam period = 23–27 June)
Location: online via Zoom
Credit Points:
CLA005 = 36hrs – Certificate level (ICCS)
LA005-612 = 12 credit points (1 unit) – DipTh, AssocDeg, BTh, BDiv
LA005-812 = 12 credit points (1 unit) – GDDiv, MDiv, MTS
Tuition Fees:
Certificate level (ICCS) = $1,330
AQF unit levels 5-7 (12 credit points) = $2,853 (Overseas student = $3,288)
AQF unit levels 8-9 (12 credit points) = $3,162 (Overseas student = $3,642)
For further details see Costs
Note: an on-campus* version of this unit will be delivered during the day
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*LECTURE MODES:
On-Campus: units in this mode are delivered face-to-face in the classroom only
Off-Campus: units in this mode are delivered live online only, that is, a mix of online lectures, videos, activities and interaction with lecturers and fellow students.
Hybrid: units in this mode are delivered both on-campus and off-campus concurrently.
