Welcome to our 2021 Open Day. Thank you for joining us!
Theology, Religion and Philosophy of Religion at Cambridge is exciting, challenging and interdisciplinary. Our students enjoy a uniquely personalised degree, exploring the big questions about human culture and experience, developing expertise and an understanding of religions and gaining key language and research skills. Our graduates are highly-prized by employers in business, public services, media and education.
Join us for talks, taster lectures and Q&A sessions with staff, alumni and current students via the links below.
The live session has ended but you can still watch it
If you missed the live session, you can watch the recording by following the link here. If you would like to access the source material referred to in the live supervision, you can find it here.
The approximate timings in the recording are as follows:
0:00:00 - 0:00:10 Welcome
0:00:06 - 0:58:00 What is a supervision? (an edited version of this session, without the Q&A, is available as a link below)
0:58:00 - 1:28:00 Why should I choose Cambridge to study TRPR?
1:28:00 - 1:59:30 What are admissions tutors looking for in an application?
1:59:30 - 2:48:00 Q&A with current staff and students
2:48:00 - 2:56:00 Next steps & 50 Religious Treasures film winners announced
Pre-recorded sessions
Other ways to get to know us
We recommend that prospective applicants browse the Undergraduate degree area of our website. There is plenty of information, including what we are looking for in a personal statement and how to develop your 'super-curricular' activities at this time, especially if you have been unable to undertake traditional work experience due to the pandemic.
Cambridge in your classroom - support with your studies
Meet Faculty of Divinity lecturers & researchers in this new series of short videos designed to support you with your studies, as well as give you the opportunity expand your super-curricular interests.
2020 Open Day
Many of the videos from the 2020 Open Day are available on our YouTube channel. We would encourage you to browse these if you still have questions, or would like to meet more of our students and lecturers.
Virtual tour
The Cambridge Virtual Tour invites you to see more of Cambridge. Step inside the Faculty of Divinity and look out for the 360 photographs that allow you to tour our social spaces and library.