The Council of the University of Divinity is constituted under the University of Divinity Act 1910 and accountable to the Victorian Parliament through the Minister for Higher Education. The …
The University is renowned for its HDR graduates. Many graduates have gone on to academic positions in Australia and overseas, and the University has a success rate well above the national …
The University is committed to a fair and just environment for all its members. As a member of the University you have the right to seek a review of, or to appeal, a decision made by an officer of …
The object of the Freedom of Information Act 1982 (Vic), is to extend as far as possible, the right of the community to access information in the possession of the Government of Victoria, statutory …
The University has a number of study tools and resources available to help you make the most of your student experience. You can use these to ensure you are aware of key dates, policies and other …
The University of Divinity has a long tradition of research excellence and produces world-class research in all theological disciplines. The School of Graduate Research (SGR) fosters a high-quality …
Fair treatment, justice, encompassing diversity and supporting those who are vulnerable are all part of the University’s culture, anchored in Christian tradition. Please talk with your Registrar or …
The University of Divinity is committed to maintaining the highest ethical standards and complying with all applicable laws and regulations in its operations. The University requires all its …
If you are currently studying through Stirling College, you would have received a communication from the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Divinity in mid-December, to inform you that Stirling …
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 …