The Victorian Government will offer a formal apology in Parliament to First Nations peoples on Tuesday 9th December at 11.00am (AEDT), acknowledging the profound harm caused by the State and by colonisation...
In collaboration with the SAGE Publishing company, the University of Divinity is pleased to announce that its journal Pacifica is now accepting manuscript submissions online through ScholarOne.
A new multi-faith immersion day program is to be offered in semester 2, in collaboration with the University of Divinity through Stirling College.
Libby writes: "Over the past year I have been exploring these ideas in the studio, with particular reference to the book of Ecclesiastes. Ecclesiastes awakens us to the reality of our contingent existence and encourages...
St. Vladimir's Seminary Press (SVS Press), the publishing house of St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary, has launched a new series highlighting the history and spirituality of the ancient Coptic Orthodox Church.
Though originally restricted to interpreting legal and biblical texts, hermeneutics now makes a distinctive contribution across the full extent of both philosophy and theology. This colloquium opens up a wide range of...
The book explores the deep connections between Catholic and Orthodox Churches by contrasting the artistic, liturgical and theological parallels that are found in the hidden treasures of the Eastern and Western...
Information about Colloquium and the May 2015 edition is now available.
This year the 2015 University Research Day is being held on Wednesday 3 June, at the Centre for Theology and Ministry, 29 College Crescent, Parkville, Melbourne. Please use this link to view the full program. All...
A new multi-faith immersion day program is to be offered in semester 2, in collaboration with the University of Divinity through Stirling College.
The theme for the 2015 ANZATS Conference is 'A Life Worth Living: Religion and Ethics'. Registration is now open. All staff and postgraduate students are encouraged to attend.
On Thursday 21 May there will be a two day Symposium on Saint Teresa of Avila held at the Carmelite Centre.
PACIFICA – Australian Theological Studies Volume 27.3 The University of Divinity is pleased to announce that the new edition of Pacifica Journal has been published, and is available from SAGE, and is accessible...
Read the University Gazette for the latest decisions taken by Council and Academic Board.
Announcing the 2015 Knox Public Lecture, presented by Professor Therese D'Orsa, who will discuss Catholic education 50 years after Vatican II.
Mary Scarf will launch Peter Malone's book, An Ever Widening Screen, on Friday 8th May at the Study Centre at Yarra Theological College.
Read the University Gazette for the latest decisions taken by Council and Academic Board.
The University of Divinity, together with St Paul’s Cathedral Melbourne and the Royal School of Church Music (Victorian Branch), is pleased to announce an upcoming Panel Discussion on Church Music. Questions from...
Read Emeritus Professor Brendan Byrne's Graduation Address delivered on 20 March 2015
The theme for the 2015 ANZATS Conference is 'A Life Worth Living: Religion and Ethics'. Registration is now open. All staff and postgraduate students are encouraged to attend.
An opportunity exists for Students of the University to apply for a scholarship to attend the 2015 ANZATS Conference.
The Experience of Catholic Culture Study Tour or Pilgrimage will be run between 3 September and 3 October 2015.
From Sunday 8 March until Sunday 28 March St Paul's Cathedral will be filled with the photography of Earl Carter.
Nominations are now open for the election of two student representatives to the Academic Board of the University of Divinity. Nominations close on Friday 20 March 2015 at 2pm.
This course will introduce the student to Christian art from Africa, Asia and Latin America and its interpretations as sources for intercultural theology.
University of Divinity Merchandise is now available. Click on this heading to view and order online from Southam Studios.
Announcing Pilgrim Theological College's upcoming Lunchtime Seminar by Rev Dr Dorothea Erbele-Küster, who will present a talk entitled: Bible Translation as an act of (in)justice.
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