On the evening of Friday 30 May 2025, the University community will gather at St John's Cathedral in Brisbane CBD to witness the graduation of 35 students. The Graduation Address will be given by the Reverend Canon Dr Gregory Jenks, who will also be awarded the University's prestigious Doctor of Divinity (honoris causa).
Explore the diverse range of study options at St Francis College and discover all that we have to offer. Engage with our passionate teaching staff, enquire about our courses and subjects, and hear firsthand from current students about their experiences. Take a tour of our stunning campus and facilities.
Registrations are now open for the University's annual Research Day! Join us in person at the St Paschal Campus, the Adelaide Hub (hosted by UCLT) or online over Zoom.
Academic Staff of the University of Divinity are invited to gather on Thursday 5 June for the 2025 University of Divinity Teaching Conference. The theme for this year’s conference is Engaging Students in Learning.
David Coghlan will explore what action research brings to the processes of being a scholar-practitioner in Christian spirituality.
Please join us for the next Wollaston Research Seminar on June 9th either in-person or on Zoom.
A two-day Workshop exploring the wisdom and gifts of the Enneagram, at the WellSpring Centre.
In this session we will explore questions like – What are the ethical issues to consider when developing a response to drug addiction? Do safe injecting rooms really save lives? What difference would decriminalisation or legalisation make and what are the moral issues related to each? And, why not prohibition?
St Athanasius College is honoured to host a landmark symposium marking 1700 years since the First Ecumenical Council of Nicaea (325 AD)—a pivotal moment in the history of Christianity. Speakers will explore the legacy of Nicaea from a variety of perspectives—historical, theological, liturgical, iconographic, as well as its ongoing influence on social and contemporary issues.
Join St Francis College for an enriching experience at the Winter Liturgy School, where we delve into the heart of prayer and worship. This program is designed to deepen your spiritual practice and enhance your understanding of liturgical traditions.
A morning of reflection, creativity and conversation with the opportunity to consider ‘winds of change’, with inspiration from art and poetry. Facilitated by Liz Johnson & Janine Johnston at the WellSpring Centre.
Join us for the Biennial Barry Marshall Memorial Lecture, presented by Bishop Susan Bell, the 12th Bishop of Niagara in the Anglican Church of Canada.
A warm invitation to join WellSpring, to reflect in the silence, to rest, and simply be.
The Divine Word Missionaries (SVD) and the Australian Association of Mission Studies (AAMS) are holding a Conference at YTU on Thursday and Friday 2-3 October. The theme of the Conference […]
Hosted by the WellSpring Centre, this retreat is an opportunity to spend a week in silence together beside the sea in the welcoming hospitality of Santa Casa.
Hosted by the WellSpring Centre, this silent retreat is an opportunity for men to step away from the noise of the year, feel stillness, and hear the Spirit's invitation to a richer life.
Save the date, early next year the Wesley Centre will be hosting it's first Theology & Culture Conference on Gendered Violence in Parkville, Naarm.
