Tuition Fees & Scholarships

The following table indicates the full tuition fee per 9 credit point unit of study for 2025. The applicable tuition is that which is according to the level of the unit and not the level of the course as such. For example, a student undertaking a Bachelor of Theology may, under certain circumstances, enrol in a postgraduate unit within the 9200 series. In such cases, the postgraduate unit fee would be charged even though the student is enrolled in an undergraduate course of study.

Tuition fees have changed minimally since 2021. These tuition fees are inclusive of the relevant Sydney College of Divinity student administration fee.

5100 series undergraduate units of study: $410.00

7100 - 7200 series undergraduate units of study: $1,230.00

8100 - 9200 series postgraduate units of study: $1,512.00

Scholarships

Most students are eligible for financial support because St Andrew's Greek Orthodox Theological College is committed to admitting the most able and dedicated students to its courses, regardless of their financial means or background. Financial support is outlined below and this is automatically applied upon enrolment. There are no separate application forms for scholarships.

Scholarship assistance is available to students of St Andrew's who undertake a full time study load (defined as being enrolled in 36 credit points in a given semester). 

Scholarship assistance is also available to part time students of St Andrew's enrolled in 18 or 27 credit points in a given semester and who meet one of the following descriptions:

• alumni of St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College
• Orthodox Christian clergymen serving within the jurisdictions of local hierarchs who belong to the Episcopal Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of Oceania
• the wife or child of a clergyman noted above
• employees of schools and health care facilities operating under the auspices of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia
• church volunteers serving within parishes of local hierarchs who belong to the Episcopal Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of Oceania (e.g. Parish Committee, Ladies Auxiliary, Chaplaincy Volunteers, Chanters, Scripture Teachers, Sunday School Teachers)

Details of these scholarships are found in each Course Information Sheet and are also available by contacting the Registrar.

All prospective students are invited to discuss the possibility of scholarship assistance with the Registrar. 

A student’s scholarship eligibility is reviewed each semester or annually.

Scholarship provisions are subject to change from year to year.

Methods of Payment

Australian citizens and holders of a permanent humanitarian visa enrolled in an accredited undergraduate or postgraduate award program may pay their tuition fees in three different ways:

Overseas students studying via distance education (online) mode must pay the full amount of the tuition fee up front in Australian dollars by:

Refunds

Students may withdraw from a unit without financial penalty only if notice of withdrawal is submitted in writing to the Registrar by the Census Date of the relevant semester.

If withdrawal is within the specified deadlines a refund of fees may be requested.