Australian Lutheran College
Description
- Courses
- Student Life
- Admission
- Facts
Situated in Adelaide, Australian Lutheran College (ALC) is a tertiary-level education provider and serves the ministry of the Lutheran Church of Australia that aims to educate, prepare and train students for church services such as teachers, church workers and pastors. With its roots in 1840s, ALC is known for its involvement in theological education related to Lutherans in the country so that people of the post-modern world can understand the real spirituality of the Christian faith.
The three independent schools - the Luther Seminary, the Lutheran School of Theology and the Lutheran Teachers College came together under the Lutheran Church of Australia and were finally renamed as Australian Lutheran College in 2004. Australian Lutheran College believes in the gospels of Jesus Christ and accepts the Old and New Testaments of Bible as God's words along with the writings of the Book of Concord of 1580.
Australian Lutheran College (Main Campus)
Situated in the capital of South Australia, the campus of Australian Lutheran College is just 20 minutes away from the central shopping centre. The students of the College can look forward to visiting a lot of opportunities and attractions in Adelaide. The campus is situated close to the South Australia Museum, the Adelaide University, the Art Gallery of South Australia and the east and west city campuses of the University of South Australia.
There are church agencies and offices adjoining the campus such as the Lutheran Laypeople's League, the National Office of the Lutheran Church of Australia (LCA) and South Australian district headquarters of the Lutheran Church of Australia.
Australian Lutheran College,
104 Jeffcott Street,
North Adelaide,
South Australia,
Australia 5006
To request more information from
offerring courses in
Ask an Admission expert
