The Provost of Trinity College, Mr Campbell Bairstow, is delighted to announce the faculty of the new Trinity College Theological School from January 2015. These appointments accompany the School’s new status as a...

An invitation is extended to all Research Students and Staff of the University to submit an abstract for a proposed presentation by 15 February, 2015.

This free seminar, with guest speaker Professor John Swinton, will encourage researchers and practitioners in Spiritual Cate to value their existing skills and practice.

This is an exciting opportunity to undertake a key leadership role in theological education based in Parkville, Victoria.

You are invited to a book launch of Creating a Welcoming Space: Reflections on Church and Mission Essays to honour Larry Nemer, SVD Edited by Ross Fishburn, Michael Kelly, Christopher Monaghan and Peter Price When:...

The 2015-2017 University Calendar is now available for viewing. The University Calendar includes Academic, University Holidays, and Meetings Calendars.

Twelve writers offer fresh views of Mannix's religious and political activities.

This book focuses on divine righteousness, the basis for all other notions of righteousness, as it is outlined in the the foundational teaching or revelation of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament—the Torah or Pentateuch.

Trinity College Theological School are proud to present the 44th Annual Barry Marshall Lecture, with guest speaker the Most Reverend Jeffrey Driver, Archbishop of Adelaide.

In the present-day multicultural context, religious pluralism continues to be a contentious issue. In this seminar Dr. Suritharajah will focus on two eminent thinkers whose perspectives on religious pluralism have...

Emeritus Professor R. S. Sugirtharajah will consider quesions raised about the results of ongoing marketization of the Bible in a public lecture to be held Thursday, 21 August 2014

You are invited to the book launch of 'God's Word and the Church's Council: Vatican II and Devine Revelation'.
The event will be held Monday 11 August, beginning at 6.00pm for a 6.30pm start.

This conference will bring together postgraduate students researching in Theology and Philosophy from across the Higher Education sector in order to promote the place of those disciplines in Australian research.

The 2014 ACWR Annual Conference will be held in Melbourne on 15-16 August. The keynote speaker will be Dr. Deirdre Brower-Latz, the Principal of Nazarene Theological College Manchester, UK.

Mike Higton, Professor of Theology and Ministry at Durham University, will present a seminar entitled Disagreement Between Faiths. Why we need more of it.

Professor Mike Higdon, Professor of Theology and Ministry at Durham University, will present a lunchtime seminar entitled Higher Education and Discipleship: Any Connection?

Catholic Theological College are proud to announce: The Experience of Catholic Culture Study Tour and Pilgrimage For full event details, please visit the CTC Study Tour page. Those elegible to attend are invited to the...

Professor Dube, University of Botswana, will discuss questions naturally arising in response to the suffering caused by HIV and AIDS, and explore reading the Bible within the context of the HIV and AIDs epidemic in...

This event will see Archpriest Dr Lawrence Cross OAM launch three books generated during some forty years of scholarly and ecumenical activity dedicated to the reconciliation of Orthodox and Catholic Christians.

The 2014 ACWR Annual Conference will be held in Melbourne on 15-16 August. The deadline for the call for papers has been extended until 6 July 2014.

Semester II start date is 28 July; check with the College of your choice to find out about late enrolment.

Statement on tuition fees at the University from the Vice-Chancellor.

University of Divinity Merchandise is now available.

Dr. Claude Romano will deliver a philosophy seminar entitled 'After the Flesh' this Friday, 30 May.

The fourth and final 2014 United Faculty of Theology May Series Lunchtime Seminars will be held on Wendesday 28th. Professor Mark Lindsay will discuss Barth, Berkovits, Birkenau: On Whether Karl Barth Can be Understood...