University Gazette for March 2026. 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.
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March 2026 Graduation in Melbourne
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.
Launch of the St Sarapion Society of Liturgy (Australia)
26 February 2026 St Athanasius College (SAC) together with St Cyril’s Coptic Orthodox Theological College (SCC) are pleased to announce the formal launch of the St Sarapion Society of Liturgy in Australia, a new...
Reflecting on the United Nations 5th Global Peace Summit
It has been a month since Bachelor of Ministry student, Emelia Haskey, and Academic Dean Dr Rosemary Dewerse, both from Uniting College for Leadership and Theology in Adelaide returned from attending the United Nations...
Library Hub Style Guide Update 2026
The Library Hub Style Guide has been updated to align with the Chicago Manual of Style (18th ed. 2024). The revised guide provides referencing guidance for theological academic writing.
Critical Irony, Renewed
Congratulations to Samuel Curkpatrick, UD alumnus (2021), whose Master of Philosophy thesis has recently been published as a book, by Palgrave Macmillan.
February 2026 Graduation in Adelaide
Congratulations to our On the evening of Thursday 12 February, the University community gathered at Immanuel College Chapel in Adelaide to witness the graduation of 74 students receiving 74 awards. The Graduation...
Introductory Koine Greek at St Barnabas College (Semester 1, 2026)
Begin reading, hearing and speaking Greek through AL1321Z/AL8321Z Introductory Koine Greek units, with The Rev'd Dr Joan Riley at St Barnabas College.
Psalms: Exegetical and Theological Study
Applications are now open to take the class ‘Psalms: Exegetical and Theological Study’ in semester 1, 2026 with Pilgrim Theological College.
Trinity, Society and Solidarity
Applications are now open to study ‘Trinity, Society and Solidarity’ in Semester 1, 2026 with Pilgrim Theological College, exploring the origins and significance of the doctrine of the Trinity.
Coptic Studies from Egypt to Los Angeles: Essays in Honor of Hany N. Takla
Warm congratulations to Lisa Agaiby, Arsenius Mikhail, and colleagues on the publication of Coptic Studies from Egypt to Los Angeles, a Festschrift for Hany Takla.
Aboriginal Cultures and Spirituality Intensive with St Barnabas College in Semester 1 2026
Aboriginal Cultures and Spirituality intensive will be taught by The Right Rev'd Chris Mcleod at St Barnabas College in February. Available to study either in-person or online.

