Taking care of your physical and mental health will help you to achieve academic success, make the most of your learning opportunities and enjoy a positive student experience. If you are struggling …
A. What is the purpose of this document? The University of Divinity is committed to protecting the privacy and security of your personal information (‘personal data’). This Privacy and …
1. What is the purpose of this document? The University respects individuals’ privacy and is open and transparent about how it handles all personal information. This document describes how we …
The ISLP is a multi-disciplinary international group of ancient-language scholars who meet annually and publish their research in their own peer-reviewed series. The group first met in 2002, and …
The University of Divinity welcomes and provides overseas students with a safe, enjoyable and rewarding place to study. The University complies with Australia’s law to promote quality education and …
We have been privileged to host some truly inspiring speakers at our events. Rev Dr Sally Douglas, Uniting Church Minister, biblical scholar and theologian …
This page will function as a repository for various papers and talks offered as part of School of Indigenous Studies courses or offerings. It will also include links to radio programs or podcasts in …
Why become a Professional Supervisor? Professional supervision is increasingly valued in all the helping professions. Our courses qualify people to become professional supervisors, equipping them …
Purpose The Religion and Social Policy Network (RASP) supports the University of Divinity’s research endeavour by facilitating the work of its members to create and disseminate new knowledge about …
Study your way, in your time Designed with working professionals in mind, the course will be delivered in a blended mode (online and on-site) to fit your work schedule and personal …