02 March 2021 Ghost Words exhibition The Ghost Words: Reading the Past exhibition at Cambridge University Library, in conjunction with the AHRC Codex Zacynthius Project, is open from Monday 1 March 2021.
25 February 2021 What do Turkey and Israel have in Common? A Different Take on Religious Nationalism In this post of February 25 2021, for the LSE blog, Professor Jocelyne Cesari writes about religious nationalism in Israel and Turkey.
24 February 2021 Anna Persig awarded PhD Anna Persig, an M4C scholarship holder, has been awarded a doctorate for her thesis on "The Vulgate text of the Catholic Epistles: Its Language, Origin and Relationship with the Vetus Latina."
11 February 2021 PhD student wins prestigious award for early career research PhD student in the Department of Theology and Religion, Joseph Scales has won the Routledge Philip R. Davies Early Career Publication Award 2021 for an exceptional research paper.
10 February 2021 Science and social stereotypes To mark the United Nations International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Carissa Sharp and Stephen H. Jones explore the reasons why initiatives in this area are needed and consider their current limitations.
03 February 2021 Archive of Neville Birdsall now available Twenty-one unpublished academic papers by Professor J. Neville Birdsall have now been released in the University of Birmingham ePapers repository.
15 January 2021 What do world religions teach us about COVID-19 and the possibility of miracles? Yujin Nagasawa writing on World Religion Day
13 January 2021 Religious tolerance and secularism: learning from history and revisiting the concepts Jocelyne Cesari's key note lecture at the University of Utrecht on 2 December 2020 is now available to download.
17 December 2020 Ethical Consuming: Not Just for (This) Christmas Karen Wennell writes about ethical consumption at Christmas, and why Christmas is as much an opportunity for change as a traditional celebration
17 December 2020 Postgraduate researchers support GloPent World 2020 Debate, exchange of ideas, presentations, and networking opportunities on the topic of 'Mapping Global Pentecostal Issues'.
09 December 2020 Timetable for the Twelfth Birmingham Colloquium on the Textual Criticism of the New Testament The timetable for the Twelfth Birmingham Colloquium with the theme of "Fragments" is released. This conference will run weekly online from January to March 2021.
07 December 2020 France and Islam: Identity, Politics, and Geopolitics Jocelyne Cesari discusses the specificity of laicite and its consequences on the relationships of France with the Muslim world.
Sustainability and environments How we are exploring issues of climate through the arts, humanities and law.
Birmingham ranked in top 70 in the world for Arts and Humanities The College of Arts and Law is placed 67th in the Times Higher Education 2022 rankings, making it one of the best places for study and research in this field globally.
Excellent employability 100% of Theology and Religion graduates are in work or further study within six months