University of Divinity is now taking enrolments for 2015. Check with the College of your choice to find out about enrolment cut off dates.

Have you considered the Experience of Catholic Culture
Study Tour & Pilgrimage with CTC in 2015?

On 3 December 2014 the Council of the University of Divinity appointed Brendan Byrne sj as an Emeritus Professor of the University. In announcing the appointment, Vice-Chancellor Professor Peter Sherlock said:...

An exciting opportunity exists to become the Registrar at Pilgrim Theological College, beginning January 2015.

The University of Divinity seeks an IT Systems Officer to commence in January 2015. This is an exciting opportunity to undertake a new role in the Office of the Vice-Chancellor based in Kew, Victoria.

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.

You are invited to celebrate the publication of a new book:
Children and the Church: Jesus brings the child to place in the middle, by Vivienne Mountain.

Social Justice and the Churches: Challenges and Responsibilities Edited by Dr John D’Arcy May   The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Peter Sherlock, will launch this book at the Centre for Theology and Ministry on...

Leading missiologist Rev Dr John Flett has been appointed as the new Co-ordinator of Studies in Missiology within the Faculty of Pilgrim Theological College.

Social Policy Connections Forum Susan Day Dirgham presents ‘Valuing Secularism in Syria’ and Fr Bruce Duncan presents ‘Peacemaking in Islamic Traditions’   Date: Thursday 6 November 7:30-9pm...

Leading theologian Professor John McDowell has been appointed as the new Director of Research at the University of Divinity.

After raising a family, Angela of Foligno (c. 1248–1309) committed herself to a Franciscan way of life. She later recorded her mystical experiences in an account dictated to a Franciscan brother and known as The Book of...

This event will take place on 30 November 2014, 2.30pm, in the Trinity College Dining Hall, Royal Parade, Parkville. RSVP a must.

Revd Dr Don Saines will deliver a lunchtime seminar "After the UFT: Engaging in the Spirit of Receptive Learning" on Wednesday 22 October at CTM from 1-2pm.

All are welcome to attend YTU's Open Day, Sunday 19 October, from 2.00pm to 5.00pm.

PACIFICA – Australian Theological Studies  Volume 27.2 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...

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.