School of Divinity

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Colour photo of graduating students and School of Divinity staff members stood together on the stone steps in the quad as they smile at the camera
Colour photo of McEwan hall with graduates seated on the floor, staff seated on the stage and friends and family seated on the upper levels.
Colour photo taken from behind of Professor Jeremy Carrette talking to attendees in the Rainy Hall
Colour head and shoulders photo of Dr James Eglinton sat at his desk whilst smiling at the camera
Colour photo of Dr Shoaib Malik
Colour head and shoulders photo of Dr Alexander Chow
Colour photo of a camera viewfinder recording Professor Gordon Lynch as he speaks stood at the lectern in the Elizabeth Templeton Lecture Theatre
Inaugural Lecture: Ancestors 25 March, 5:15pm Elizabeth Templeton Lecture Theatre, New College
Colour photo of people sat in the Martin Hall looking at four speakers sat on the stage in the hall
Inaugural Lecture How to be (more) moral: An experiment in Divinity 25 February, 5:15pm Martin Hall, New College
Book Event Such Fragile Futures: An Artist and a Poet Reflect in a Garden 27 February, 4:10pm, Martin Hall
Colour head and shoulders photo of Dr Linden Bicket
Colour head and shoulders photo of (left to right) Lloyd Llewellyn-Jones and Professor Helen Bond sat on chairs on the stage in Martin Hall for New College Festival. They are speaking to the audience sat on chairs in front of them
Inaugural Lecture How to be (more) moral: An experiment in Divinity Join Professor Gordon Lynch (Professor of Religion, Society and Ethics) as he delivers his Inaugural Lecture. 25 February, 5:15pm Martin Hall, New College
Colour photo of fireworks in the night sky besides the balmoral clock
Colour head and shoulders photo of Professor Alison Jack
Colour head and shoulders photo of Dr Shoaib Malik
Colour photo of School of Divinity graduating students and staff seated and standing in Rainy Hall as they smile at the camera
Colour head and shoulders photo of Dr Linden Bicket
Colour head and shoulders photo of Dr James Eglinton
Colour photo of Jeremy Carrette and Shannon Vallor speaking on stage in the Martin Hall
2025 Graduate Interview Charlotte Brook, Katharina Luetzenkirchen, Lila Mahdi
Postgraduate Virtual Open Days promotional graphic
Undergraduate Study Programme Introductions Religion, Culture and Society (MA) Dr Paul Fuller
Colour photo of the New College Festival banner on the railings outside the New College building. The New College sign is visible hanging on the side of the building in the background.
Colour head and shoulders photo of Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin. ©Julie Broadfoot
Colour head and shoulders photo of Greg Walker
Colour head and shoulders photo of Abi Millar. ©Ballard
Colour head and shoulders photo of Lloyd Llewellyn-Jones
Colour head and shoulders photo of Dr Matthew Baines
Colour head and shoulders photo of Liz MacWhirter
Colour head and shoulders photo of Nadine Aisha Jassat
Postgraduate Virtual Open Days 19-21 November
Colour photo of Professor Helen Bond speaking at a microphone in Rainy Hall as people stand listening to her speak.
Colour head and shoulders photo of Manya Wilkinson smiling. ©Christopher James Owens
Colour photo of Mustafa Briggs
Albertus Annual Lecture: Are friends electric? The benefits and risks of human-robot relationships 14 October, 6pm, Elizabeth Templeton Lecture Theatre Join us for The Albertus Annual Lecture with Professor Tony Prescott, University of Sheffield. Tony Prescott, Professor of Cognitive Robotics at the University of Sheffield, and author of The Psychology of Artificial Intelligence, addresses some of the philosophical and ethical issues which arise from his own work and that of others.
Colour head and shoulders photo of Liz MacWhirter
Colour head and shoulders photo of Dr Simon Burton
Postgraduate Virtual Open Days 19-21 November
Colour head and shoulders photo of Shannon Vallor smiling at the camera
New College Festival of Books & Belief New College | 7-8 November 2025