On the evening of Friday 20 March 2026, the University community gathered at St Paul's Cathedral in Melbourne to witness the graduation of 228 students.
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...
We get a lot of questions on the day-to-day here at the Library Hub. Here are some of them, answered.
This Unit will cover the history of the study of the Psalms and contemporary interpretative concerns, including poetics and the shape of the Psalter. It will also cover the ongoing role of the Psalms in nurturing the...
This unit offers a critical scholarly study of the theological, literary, and pastoral significance of The Gospel of John within its First-Century context.
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University Gazette for June 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.
Whether you’re a planner or a procrastinator, say goodbye to caffeinated late night resource scrolling and hello to your new best friend: Databases!
Important Announcement! "Raising our Tribal Voice for Justice: An Indigenous Theological Revolution" conference. Due to unforeseen health challenges faced by Professor Anne Pattel-Gray, the conference has been...
Today is the anniversary of the Uluru Statement from the Heart issuing – six years since the call for meaningful constitutional recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples through a Voice to Parliament...
You are invited to take note of this Call for Poetry Submissions and Book Reviews for inclusion in the Spiritus International Journal, in association with the Society for the Study of Christian Spirituality...
Tax time is right around the corner. Not sure what deductions you can claim this year? The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) have shared a range of helpful tips and resources for education professionals to help make tax...
The University of Divinity surveys its students to gain valuable insights that help improve the experience for current and future generations of students. If you're a currently enrolled student, check your inbox for an...
On the evening of Thursday 18 May, the University gathered as an online community to witness and celebrate the graduation of over 41 students receiving 43 awards, in a ceremony held via Zoom.
ISCAST – Christianity & Science in Conversation just launched the first volume of the revived ISCAST academic journal, Christian Perspectives on Science and Technology (CPOSAT).
This unit develops skills to teach meditation and prayer in a variety of contexts. Students will explore various approaches with a focus on silent meditation and establishing places of silence in a contemporary context.
It was cause for great celebration on the evening of 11th May at Wollaston Theological College as three books written by the College’s academic staff were successfully launched.
Ruth Christa Mathieson’s unique reading of Matthew’s parable of the royal wedding feast (Matt 22:1–14), which concludes with the king’s demand that one of the guests be bound and cast out into the outer darkness.
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