​Registration is open for studies in 2021.
 
Mukhanyo has a complete range of quality programmes for Bible education, including these accredited qualifications offered in various locations across South Africa:

• Higher Certificate in Bible Teaching (NQF level 5, 120 credits, SAQA: 115959)
• Higher Certificate in Church Ministry (NQF level 5, 120 credits, SAQA: 115961)
• BTh: Bachelor of Theology (NQF level 7, 360 credits, SAQA: 90738)
• BTh Hons: Honours in Theology (NQF level 8, 120 credits, SAQA: 90739)

​These qualifications and others are offered across Mukhanyo’s five main regional centres and its growing network of distance locations:

* National Senior Certificate (for detail see prospectus)
** The international ThM will be facilitated on behalf of Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary and is expected to start in July 2021.
 
To register for study, phone or email the coordinator at one of the following Mukhanyo centres:

• KwaMhlanga Campus: 013 947 2179 or 074 137 7050 / study@mukhanyo.ac.za
• Johannesburg Campus: 011 339 1223 / lewis.sibanda@mtc.ac.za
• Pretoria Centre: 012 004 1215 / renzke.pretorius@mtc.ac.za
• Rustenburg Centre: 067 822 3442 / eben.leroux@mtc.ac.za
• Durban Centre: 067 256 6332 / antonio.coppola@mtc.ac.za
• Distance study: distance@mukhanyo.ac.za

For information about Mukhanyo’s accredited theological qualifications, see https://www.mukhanyo.ac.za/programmes.html.

​Information about each learning centre is explained at https://www.mukhanyo.ac.za/learningcentres.html.   ​

​Now it is official. Mukhanyo’s big Johannesburg branch has recently been approved by the Department of Higher Education (DHET) as a campus. Until this point it was only an advanced distance learning centre.

The Reformed Church of Johannesburg was discontinued in 2002 and the building was then donated to Mukhanyo who has been using it as a distance learning centre for a number of years. Thanks to some substantial donations, it was upgraded in 2018 with a library and several additional lecture rooms and offices. The number of students has increased to some 30 students who have been using the facilities and receiving instruction.

The new status as campus will enable the continuation of the growth in the number of students, also enabling them to be full-time students with contact lectures weekly from Tuesdays to Thursdays. Most students are involved with church work at their place of residence over weekends.
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These campus facilities are located in the heart of Johannesburg and close to train and bus stations. The renovated building has the capacity to facilitate far more students than the present – more than 100 full-time and part-time students. Let’s pray that the status as a full-grown campus will draw in an increasing number of students.
 

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