In an historic moment, on Monday 13th December 2021 the School of Indigenous Studies at the University of Divinity was formally launched.
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2021 Adelaide Online Graduation
On the evening of Friday 3 December 2021, the University gathered as an online community to witness the graduation of 98 students.
Interview with Professor Rowan Strong, recently appointed Professor at the University of Divinity.
An interview with Professor Rowan Strong, newly appointed Professor at the University of Divinity. "Church history remains fundamental to the study of theology".
Celebrating with our 2020 graduates
On the afternoon of Saturday 20 November, the University gathered at St Paschal Chapel in Melbourne to celebrate in person with 2020 coursework graduates who were unable to attend their ceremony due to the pandemic.
2021 Melbourne HDR Graduation
On the afternoon of Saturday 20 November, the University will gather at St Paschal Chapel in Melbourne and online to witness the graduation of six Higher Degree by Research students, and to celebrate in person with 2020...
Katharine Massam appointed Professor of the University
Congratulations to Professor Katharine Massam, appointed a Professor of the University of Divinity by the University Council on 10 November 2021.
University Gazette October 2021
The Gazette is a public document that reports the outcomes of meetings of the University Council and Academic Board since the last Gazette was issued.
2021 December graduation ceremony to be virtual celebration
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, unfortunately, the December graduation is unable to be held in the customary manner and will be replaced with an online ceremony.
20 Australian & New Zealander Female Theologians You Should Know in 2021
Here are the 20 female theologians, beginning with one recommended book/chapter/article for each. We strongly encourage you to get to know the work of these 20 female theologians in 2021.
God in the Landscape
Dr Kerrie Handasyde's new publication shows how creative writing gives voice to the drama and nuance of religious experience in a way that is rarely captured by sermons, reports, and the minutes of church meetings.