AC offers several courses in ministry, business, music, chaplaincy and counselling; accredited by the Australian Skills Quality Authority.

[2][3] It is also a self-accrediting higher education institution,[4] that provides a range of theology, ministry, business, leadership, and education degrees up to doctorate level,[5] baccalaureate and postgraduate programs in counselling, and a Korean language programme.

Sturgeon, who taught on Pentateuch, Theology, Life of Christ and Harmony of the Gospel.

[9] After a year of temporary operation at Glad Tidings Tabernacle in Brisbane, 1949, a new campus was obtained and refurbished at Katoomba, New South Wales in the former Palais Royale guesthouse.

[7][12] On 27 April 2009 at the Australian Christian Churches National Conference, Southern Cross College officially changed its name to Alphacrucis.

[13] In September 2011, AC relocated its main campus to 30 Cowper Street, Parramatta, Sydney (formally opening it in March 2012[14]); and also re-opened its Brisbane campus at the site of iSEE CHURCH – 308 Seventeen Mile Rocks Road, Seventeen Mile Rocks, Brisbane.

[16] The college has set up the Australasian Pentecostal Heritage Centre, founded by Denise A. Austin, which includes the largest online repository of historical Pentecostal journals in the Southern Hemisphere – including issues of the Australian Evangel back to 1927.