We are delighted to announce the appointment of Naomi Wolfe as the new Dean of Learning and Teaching at the University of Divinity.
University Gazette for September 2023. 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.
As we enter the final four weeks of action before the referendum, the way we understand and practice allyship is now more crucial than ever. The School of Indigenous Studies recommend this resource package to you...
Encountering God: Practical Theology and the Mission to Heal, the latest publication from the Association of Practical Theology in Oceania (APTO) has been successfully launched in Melbourne, and in Brisbane and Sydney...
In a sermon titled 'Lost in Translation', Professor Emerita Mary Coloe recounted how across the centuries a series of poor or misleading translations removed from biblical texts their emphasis on female deacons...
The University of Divinity is participating in the 2023 Student Experience Survey (SES). The SES is a national survey being conducted for the Australian Government Department of Education. Students should check their...
Professor Peter Sherlock will step down as Vice-Chancellor of the University of Divinity in March 2024, after 12 years in the role. Professor Sherlock has been an outstanding leader and innovator, not only building the...
Docudrama "The Kingdom Within - The Way of the Desert Fathers," featuring Dr Lisa Agaiby, the Academic Dean and Senior Lecturer in Coptic Studies at St Athanasius College.
Want to keep up-to-date with the latest books and articles in the library world? If your answer is yes, take a look at this brand-new feature on the Library Hub.
The University of Divinity is featured in this editorial article by Study International, alongside Pepperdine University (USA), London School of Theology (UK) and Chang Jung Christian Univeristy (Taiwan).
The phenomena of Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) has recently been a hot topic in higher education. Check out this post written by Dr Carolyn Alsen, Learning and Teaching Manager, to dive deeper into this topic.
Pilgrim Theological College is delighted to announce the appointment of Dr Kerrie Handasyde to the position of Coordinator of Studies: History of Christian Practice and Belief.
Check out this new essay written by Carolyn Alsen which asks, if there were CCTV surveillance footage from the Sodom-Mamre narrative in the Book of Genesis, would this help us to understand what is going on? Or does the...
The purpose of the Lutheran Quarterly Annual Essay Prize is to nurture and reward young scholars in Lutheran history and theology for their contributions toward making the Lutheran Reformation known to the contemporary...
“Ecumenism, education and energy” were the touchstones Professor Katharine Massam pointed to in her remarks at the Release of Ties from her placement as Coordinator of Studies: Church History on Tuesday evening.
The University of Divinity’s Professional Supervision program is offering a summer intensive delivery. Professional Supervision is increasingly valued in all the helping professions. Our courses qualify people to become...
Read all about the latest activites of the Australian Women in Religion (AWR) WikiProject in the August 2023 newsletter.
New publication by Adam Couchman examines Gregory of Nyssa - The most important author of the fourth century in relation to theological anthropology and one of the most outspoken of the early Church Fathers on the...
The Statement from the Heart calls RASP and all Australians to contribute to righting an historic wrong. This begins with our support for a ‘yes’ vote at the coming referendum, and our unequivocal support for the...
Originally scheduled for July 2023, the conference was postponed due to illness of key contributing staff. We are excited to announce the new dates and venue: 5-8 February 2024 at St Paschal Campus, Box Hill VIC.
Can we be truly religious and wealthy at the same time? Dr Mark Jennings (Wollaston Theological College) was a guest on the God Forbid podcast on Friday 21 July, discussing the topic of 'How Godly is money?'
The Yes and No cases for the Voice to Parliament, drafted by parliamentarians from each side of the debate, have been published on the Australian Electoral Commission website. They were not independently fact checked...
University Gazette for July 2023. 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.
Upcoming Wollaston unit in Semester 2: Understanding Religion in Australian Society.
Professor Anne Pattel-Gray writes "As a recognised First Nations scholar, theologian, activist and author I feel it necessary to respond to Greg Sheridan’s article in The Australian last week. This isn’t a tit-for-tat...
In this article Tim talks about his experience as a Chaplain in the Army Reserve, while studying a part-time PhD at the University of Divinity.
In this interview, Geraldine Vytilingam talks about her experience as a new student at the University of Divinity in Semester 1, 2023. Geraldine is the first recipient of the Fr John Wallis Scholarship, made possible by...
This unit is designed to give you the knowledge and skills for developing and leading teams in ministry context.
Don't miss your chance to study at Whitley in 2023. Enrolments close on Friday July 21st.
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