NATIONAL INSTITUTE for CHRISTIAN EDUCATIONAssociated Institutions
NICE values the academic and professional relationships that it has established with other institutions within Australia and overseas.
Christian Education National (Formerly Christian Parent Controlled Schools Ltd)
Christian Education National is a community of schools owned and governed by the Christian parents of the children who attend the school. These schools are committed to a dynamic partnership between parents and teachers in order to teach and nurture children from a Christian view of the world. NICE is the teacher training arm of Christian Education National.
College of Christian Higher Education (CCHE)
The College of Christian Higher Education (CCHE) provides postgraduate, accredited, tertiary education with a distinctively Christian educational philosophy. CCHE is the body through which courses are accredited, with NICE and Southland as the two teaching agents. Study through NICE or Southland results in the award of a CCHE degree.
Australian College of Ministries
The Australian College of Ministries (ACOM) is one of Australia's largest Christian leadership and discipleship colleges.
Bible College of New Zealand
The Bible College of New Zealand (BCNZ) is a centre of learning with a worldwide reputation for excellence in training for Christian Ministry. They offer study programs through three face-to-face teaching centres in Auckland, Christchurch and Palmerston North. They also offer a range of programs through their Centre for Distance Learning.
Edith Cowan University
By arrangement with Edith Cowan University, NICE provides and teaches units of instruction in the Edith Cowan Bachelor of Education degree.
Institute for Christian Studies
The Institute for Christian Studies provides Christian graduate education that addresses the spiritual foundations of learning and equips Christians around the world to be effective leaders in the academic arena and in other areas of society. ICS is an Affiliated Member of the Toronto School of Theology at the University of Toronto.
Kosin University
In 2005, NICE signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Kosin University, a large Christian university in Busan, Korea, with significant teaching and research endeavours and enterprises ranging from a College of Education to a medical school and teaching hospital. Kosin is eager to access NICE's teacher education programs.
Macquarie Christian Studies Institute
Macquarie Christian Studies Institute provide subjects for students of all stages and of any beliefs. Their aim is to take a carefully considered Christian approach to knowledge, in all of its disciplines.
MASTERS Institute
MASTERS Institute is a Christian higher education provider in Auckland, New Zealand. Teacher training from a gospel worldview perspective is central to MASTERS' educational philosophy. NICE and MASTERS cooperate through academic cross-representation, scholarly exchange, program review, and course cross-acreditation.
Scott Theological College
Scott Theological College is a bible-based, evangelical institution whose mission is to equip students for church and church-related ministries through high quality programs of training and research.
Southern Cross College
Southern Cross College is one of Australia'a leading Christian tertiary institutions. Located in the geographical heart of Sydney, Australia, it has played a major role in the academic and spiritual development of thousands of Christian leaders who have shaped - and are shaping - the Church in Australia and throughout the world.
Southland College
Southland College is a teaching agent of CCHE. It is a distance education tertiary education provider. They teach the accredited postgraduate courses for teachers offered by CCHE, as well as short courses and professional development seminars.
Wesley Institute
NICE provides intellectual capital, academic advice and unit development/lecturing staff for the flexible delivery, preservice Graduate Diploma in Education program of the Wesley Institute in Sydney. The program, commenced in 2005, is offered to graduates as a teaching qualification in primary education and a range of secondary subjects.
Updated on 23 July 2008