Spirituality

Grounded in the Ignatian spiritual tradition, students develop knowledge, understanding and advanced skills to undertake spiritual direction. ACU courses develop graduates who will engage in ethical, self-aware and best practice approaches to spiritual direction in the Ignatian tradition, normally in Christian contexts.

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Career outcomes

Our spirituality graduates may pursue careers in:

  • Catholic school teachers
  • chaplains
  • faith-based school teachers
  • mission-based roles in the health, aged care and social services sectors
  • pastoral care practitioners
  • spiritual directors
  • supervisors
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