When the College opened in 1999 its emphasis was on postgraduate study and a number of postgraduate programmes were offered, notably, the degrees of Doctor of Philosophy and Master of Philosophy. The College now offers other programmes as well and will offer a range of undergraduate degrees starting with Bachelor of Commerce (Philosophy, Politics and Economics) and Bachelor of Theology in 2009, and the Bachelor of Arts (Humanities) in 2010. 

The programmes that are currently listed are:

1. An undergraduate Certificate in Political Leadership
2. An Advanced Certificate in Education (Religious and Values Education)
3. A Postgraduate Diploma in Political Leadership
4. A Bachelor of Education (Honours in Religious and Values Education) 
5. A Bachelor of Commerce (Politics, Philosophy and Economics)
6. A Bachelor of Theology
   A Bachelor of Arts (in Humanities)
7. Five degrees of Master of Philosophy:
   • Master of Philosophy in Applied Ethics
   • Master of Philosophy in Culture & Education with a specialisation in Educational Leadership
   • Master of Philosophy in Philosophy
   • Master of Philosophy in Religious Education & Pastoral Theology with two specialisations in
     • Catechetical & Liturgical Leadership
     • Pastoral Ministry
   • Master of Philosophy in Theology with a general degree and two specialisations in
     
     • Canon Law
     • Christian Spirituality
8. Two degrees of Doctor of Philosophy:
   • Doctor of Philosophy in Philosophy
   • Doctor of Philosophy in Theology

Detailed information about the admission requirements, the requirements and rules for all the programmes, as well as the syllabuses for all the programmes is set out in the formal Rules for each programme.

Please download forms and details for the programmes from the Application Forms & Information page.