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Read more at: Warmest congratulations to Emily Qureshi-Hurst, whose CUP book Salvation in the Block Universe: Time, Tillich, and Transformation (2024) has just been awarded the 2025 prize for an academic book by the International Society for Science and Religion.

Warmest congratulations to Emily Qureshi-Hurst, whose CUP book Salvation in the Block Universe: Time, Tillich, and Transformation (2024) has just been awarded the 2025 prize for an academic book by the International Society for Science and Religion.

19 August 2025

Emily's book, as the ISSR says, "investigates a particularly challenging and under-explored issue on the interface of science and theology, i.e. how the “block universe” theory of time can be reconciled with a Christian understanding of personal salvation. She provides a very clear exposition of the block universe; she...


Read more at: The Divinity Library is closed Monday 18 August - Friday 29 August 2025 inclusive

The Divinity Library is closed Monday 18 August - Friday 29 August 2025 inclusive

18 August 2025

Divinity Library is closed for their summer break, re-opening Monday 1 September 2025 at 9.30am.


Read more at: University Assistant Professor in Buddhist Studies (Mahayana)

University Assistant Professor in Buddhist Studies (Mahayana)

14 August 2025

University Assistant Professor in Buddhist Studies (Mahayana)


Read more at: Seatonian Prize

Seatonian Prize

12 August 2025

The Faculty of Divinity is pleased to announce that Mr Adrian Lenthall of Emmanuel College has won the Seatonian Prize for his poem “Windows of Heaven”.


Read more at: Event report: Dialogue with UK Government Faith Minister

Event report: Dialogue with UK Government Faith Minister

1 August 2025

On Tuesday 29 July, the Cambridge Interfaith Programme was pleased to partner with Dr Marietta van der Tol (Trinity College) to welcome Lord Khan, the UK Government Faith Minister, along with aides active in the faith, communities and resettlement brief. This was a first conversation, following up on connections made at...


Read more at: Two Doctoral Studentships in New Testament Studies at the University of Cambridge

Two Doctoral Studentships in New Testament Studies at the University of Cambridge

29 July 2025

Thanks to the generosity of the Kirby Laing Foundation, the Faculty of Divinity is delighted to be able to advertise two doctoral studentships in New Testament Studies for exceptional students proposing to commence their research in October 2026. The naming of these two awards is intended to emphasise the commitment of the...


Read more at: Cambridge Alumni Festival 26-28 September 2025
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Cambridge Alumni Festival 26-28 September 2025

10 July 2025

Attending the Cambridge Alumni Festival this September? There’s an array of religion-relevant activities on offer, including a series put together by the Cambridge Interfaith Programme. On Friday 26 September CIP hosts a rolling programme of workshops. Each activity includes refreshments and the chance to stay and chat...


Read more at: Amal Awad (Faculty Postdoc) convenes major conference on Medieval Islamic Thought

Amal Awad (Faculty Postdoc) convenes major conference on Medieval Islamic Thought

27 May 2025

Amal Awad , British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow at the Faculty of Divinity (pictured above with keynote speaker His Royal Highness Prince Ghazi bin Muhammad), convened a high-level international conference entitled The Philosophy of Mind in Medieval Islamic Thought , which took place from 16 to 18 May 2025 at the Old...


Read more at: Congratulations to James McFetridge Wilson on his postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Notre Dame

Congratulations to James McFetridge Wilson on his postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Notre Dame

22 May 2025

wilson._j._m._original-d0967279-cbd5-43bb-b4da-f1411066c517.jpeg James is a PhD student in Theology and will join the De Nicola Center for Ethics and Culture in the fall to continue his work on metaphysics and modernism, with a focus on American modernist, William Faulkner."


Read more at: New appointment: Dr Joanna Leidenhag

New appointment: Dr Joanna Leidenhag

19 May 2025

The Faculty is delighted to announce that Dr Joanna Leidenhag (University of Leeds) will be succeeding Andrew Davison in the Starbridge professorship in Theology and Natural Science. A pioneer in science-engaged theology, on which she co-authored a Cambridge Elements monograph in 2023, Dr Leidenhag has published on...