The national 2024 Student Experience Survey from QILT shows that our continued emphasis on students at the centre of the educational environment produces a more positive overall learning experience. This...
Could the Voice to Parliament entrench “race” in the Constitution?
The University of Divinity community mourns the passing of Reverend Professor Austin Cooper OMI. Austin was the founding Master of Catholic Theological College and served as Vice-President and President of the Melbourne...
This exegetical and theological study of selected New Testament texts featuring women and issues of authority will engage with women's authority and position in the period of the early church.
This unit will introduce you to the specific issues related to current scientific and technological developments and explores their impact upon different spheres of life and engages with major ethical and theological...
Imagination in an Age of Crisis, a book co-edited by Jason Goroncy and Rod Pattenden, has just been shortlisted for the 2023 Australian Christian Book of the Year Award.
This iteration of “Theology in Context” will take up the challenge of reimagining theology as a work of ecological imagination.
NAIDOC Week is just around the corner. Get involved by exploring the Library Hub's Indigenous Theologies LibGuide and the AWR WikiProject.
Professor Glen O’Brien has been elected to the Board of Directors of the International Association of Methodist-related Schools, Colleges, and Universities (IAMSCU) for a three-year term from 2023 to 2026.
The Council of the University of Divinity has reappointed Dr Graeme L. Blackman AO as Chancellor for a further term of three years until December 2026.
The University of Divinity is pleased to announce the appointment of Professor Katharine Massam as Chair of the Academic Board for a term of three years, commencing in January 2024.
This unit explores the idea that all economic concepts are secularised theological concepts by engaging in an economic-theological archaeology.
The University of Divinity has once again been voted by students as having the highest quality overall educational experience of any university in Australia.
The University of Divinity congratulates the Reverend Dr John Deane on receiving the Cross of St Augustine for Services to the Anglican Communion, in the Lambeth Awards 2023.
This unit will give you the tools and skills to understand and analyse social justice issues in today's world
The unit will introduce students to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander approaches to theology. After an introduction to methods commonly used by Indigenous theologians and to the history of Indigenous-Colonial...
This unit introduces the key elements and considerations of engaging in the practice of formal and informal Christian ministry.
This unit invites students to develop a theology of vocation and ministry patterned on Christ, the Good Shepherd, who ‘came to serve and not be served.'
In this unit, students are invited to engage with the history and contemporary contexts of the Church’s missional identity.
This unit will introduce you to the theory and practice of leadership from a Christian perspective and help you to explore how it is implemented in a local mission context.
The organisers of next week's World Congress of Sociology at the Melbourne Convention Centre are still looking for volunteers to help run the conference.
Congratulations to members of the University of Divinity community who have been recognised in the King's Birthday 2023 Honours List.
This unit explores the conflict between the Nazi regime and the German Churches (the Kirchenkampf – ‘Church Struggle’) in the early 1930s
Two guest presenters, Aunty Professor Anne Pattel-Gray (Head of the School of Indigenous Studies at the University of Divinity) and Dean Parkin (Director of From the Heart / Yes23), spoke on the Uluru Statement From the...
The Mass, with presiding celebrant Archbishop Comensoli and other bishops and religious provincials affiliated with CTC, was part of the College’s 50th anniversary celebrations.
Neighbours have been represented by images ranging from that of the monster and alien, to those of strangers or friends.
This unit will explore the myths and conflicted narratives of the Church in early modern Europe as it splintered and re-formed into denominational and national identities.
Dr Nixon de Vera's monograph has recently been reviewed by Professor Paul D. Molnar. The review is published in the Journal of Theological Studies (June 2023).
The University of Divinity research community recently gathered in person for the annual Research Conference held on Wednesday 7 June 2023. During the conference, we celebrated publications written by our academics...
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