Professor Jocelyne Cesari and Kalpana Jain, senior editor at the conversation discussed the reasons for the current rise of Islamophobia in India.
Fewer than half of the people living in England & Wales now identify as Christian - does this spell the end for religion in the UK?
Exciting new degree programmes have launched in Law, English and History at the University’s campuses in Birmingham and Dubai.
Alumna Shermara Fletcher (BA Drama and English Literature) was one of the faith leaders who spoke at HM The Queen’s funeral. She reflects on her recent visit.
Featuring a discussion of Professor Jocelyne Cesari’ s book: We God's People: Christianity, Islam and Hinduism in the World of Nations.
Members of Birmingham’s Institute for Textual Scholarship and Electronic Editing are presenting at the SBL Annual Meeting in Denver this week.
Professor Lisa Bortolotti has been invited to deliver the New Enlightenment Lecture at the University of Edinburgh on 18th November
Paper proposals are invited for the Thirteenth Birmingham Colloquium on the Textual Criticism of the New Testament.
Professor Charlotte Hempel was interviewed by fromthedesk.org about the Dead Sea Scrolls
Professor Jocelyne Cesari writes for the LSE Religion and Global Society interdisciplinary blog
In this essay, Jocelyne Cesari argues that the influence of religions on the international scene is possible under two conditions.
The Institute for Textual Scholarship and Electronic Editing is featured in Birmingham's current exhibition of Research and Innovation.