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Faculty of Divinity |
News and eventsThe Faculty of Divinity organises many events through the year, from the senior seminar series, through open days for teachers and prospective students, to long-established public lecture series. Faculty calendarThe Faculty Office maintains a calendar of meetings and important events in the Faculty of Divinity. Lecture timetableThe lecture timetable is now available. The default view is "agenda". During Term, this will show the current day's lectures and subsequent days if you scroll. Until then, you will need to click on "Look for more" until you get to the day lectures begin, Thursday 7 October. You can also view the Lecture List here (as PDF). The City in the Hebrew BibleConference call for papers: 'The City in the Hebrew Bible', Faculty of Divinity, 6-8 April 2011. Open Day 2010 feedback and video clipsFeedback from attendees and video clips of lectures given on the day are being made available. Inaugural lectures now onlineAudio recordings of the Faculty's two recent inaugural lectures are available online: The Lady Margaret's Professor of Divinity, Judith Lieu, "Conflict and Convergence: Interpreting Christian Origins", delivered on 26 January 2010. The Norris-Hulse Professor of Divinity, Sarah Coakley, "Sacrifice Regained: Reconsidering the Rationality of Christian Belief", delivered on 13 October 2009 (apologies that the audio quality of this lecture is not great). Graduate studentshipsThe Faculty of Divinity is offering additional studentships to support doctoral research by graduate students. Senior seminars at DivinityDuring every term, senior seminars are held regularly. Please download the following PDFs to see what is on, who is speaking, where, and when, during this term:
The MSt/CJCR Seminars are open to all students doing a PhD, an MPhil, or the third year of the Tripos are welcome to attend, as are members of the faculty. Graduate Reading Group: West-Semitic Epigraphy for Easter Term 2010 will be run by Dr. Jonathan Stokl. All meetings (alternate weeks on Wednesday at 1pm on 28/4, 12/5, 26/5 and 09/6) will take place at 1pm in Room 7 of the Divinity Faculty. There are no senior seminars during vacations. Health & Safety PolicyThe Faculty's Health & Safety Policy covers all staff, students and visitors to the building. Please ensure you read, understand, and take note of it as entering the building signifies your acceptance of and agreement to abide by the Faculty of Divinity's Health & Safety Policy. Events mailing listThe Faculty of Divinity maintains a low-volume electronic mailing list to keep interested parties informed of events, lectures, special days, etc. If you are interested in what goes on at Divinity you can subscribe to the list yourself. If for some reason you cannot subscribe yourself, you could ask the Faculty Office to add you to the "events mailing list". Contact detailsFaculty of Divinity |