Overview
Caring for the spiritual needs of people in a variety of life situations has become increasingly important in contemporary society. As a result, chaplains are now found in schools, hospitals, prisons, aged care, and many work places. This qualification provides an excellent academic and practical foundation for meeting the challenges … For more content click the Read More button below.
Admission requirements
Enrolment restrictions
Entry requirements (onshore)
English language requirements
Learning outcomes
1.
Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of the theoretical basis for the role of the chaplain
2.
Explain the religious foundations for their work as a chaplain
3.
Explain the ethical framework within which a chaplain must work and identify the complexities associated with ethical decision making
4.
Analyse the institutional, religious, and cultural context in which they are placed
5.
Evaluate theif praxis theologically
6.
Assess the needs of the individual, community and institution under their care
7.
Research in, and apply established theories to, an area of chaplaincy
8.
Teach and provide information
9.
Provide appropriate guidance and counselling
10.
Discriminate with regard to specialist referrals
11.
Perform rituals appropriate to the religious and cultural context
12.
Implement appropriate advocacy strategies
Structure
No credit points
Course Core48 credit points
Professional outcomes
Accrediting bodies