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Davide Monaco,"Parallelism and Identity in Spinoza's Ethics. IIP7 and IIP7S"

The Alumni Relations team, Careers Service and AUSA are delighted to host a new Back on Campus event in 2016. Although primarily organised for students of the School of Divinity, History and Philosophy, all students interested in finding out more about a career in HR or media are welcome to...

Federico Luzzi: 'Gender-Restricted Sports Competitions'

Part of the joint Theological Ethics, Systematics and Practical Theology Research seminar series. All are welcome, and residential postgraduate students in the fields of Practical Theology, Systematic Theology and Theological Ethics are expected to attend this seminar along with their sub-disciplinary reading seminar.

John Swinton and some of the postgraduate students in Practical Theology are running a seminar series this half-session, based on the book 'Advancing Practical Theology' by Eric Stoddart. All are welcome to attend. It will run fortnightly for six sessions, Tuesdays, 9am-11am, in OBF01 (Old Brewery).

Peter Hartl "Philosophical Theism and Scepticism: Cleanthes and Philo on the Cosmological Argument in Hume`s Dialogues"

The seminar will meet fortnightly on Mondays from 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. during the first half-session in G01 (Humanity Manse) to discuss Michael Welker’s recent work entitled God the Revealed: Christology (Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2013)  Monday, November 23rd, Welker, God the Revealed, pp. 251-319

"Turner and Memory": a lecture by Jenny Uglow

Part of the joint Theological Ethics, Systematics and Practical Theology Research seminar series. All are welcome, and residential postgraduate students in the fields of Practical Theology, Systematic Theology and Theological Ethics are expected to attend this seminar along with their sub-disciplinary reading seminar.

The paintings in this exhibition draw on the First World War but they don’t illustrate the events of that conflict. The pictures try to use the war as a way to talk about even bigger things.  The titles always refer to the land, to the destruction of the physical world....