Dr Tasia Scrutton (University of Leeds) discusses 'Psychopathology and religious experience?' in this Science and Religion seminar. (Session filmed on 26/10/20)

Dr Sara Parvis (Edinburgh) discusses ‘Deadly Christian Games: Basil of Caesarea and the Politics of Confessing the Holy Spirit in 375' in this History of Christianity Seminar. (Session…

Professor Matthew Stanley discusses 'Speculative Science and Religious Resources: What to do when you don't know something' in this Science and Religion seminar. (Session filmed on…

Professor Susan Hardman Moore, Dr Paul Parvis and Professor Stewart J Brown discuss 'What is the History of Christianity?' in this History of Christianity Seminar. (Session filmed 5/10/20)

Dr Andrew Boakye discusses 'A Justification of Life: Abraham, the Resurrection and a New(wish) Perspective on Romans 5–8' in this Biblical Studies Seminar. (Session filmed 8/10/20)

Dr Jo Wolff discusses 'Introducing the Philosophy of Science for MSc students' in this Science and Religion Seminar. (Session filmed on 28/9/20)

Dr Ekaterina Kozlova discusses 'Jonah's Psalm and the Intersection of Nature, Ritual, and Theology in the Book of Jonah' in this Biblical Studies Seminar. (Session filmed on 24/9/20)

Ishbel Smith delivers the session 'Speaking from the Heart.... and the Head' which provides informative presentation tips. (Session filmed on 18/9/20)

The diverse community of the University of Edinburgh's School of Divinity includes the community of New College, one of the Church of Scotland's main Scottish centres of Christian learning,…

Hear Professor David Fergusson deliver the School of Divinity’s Opening Lecture, discussing ‘What’s the future for the University’s oldest chair?’ (Session filmed on…

Hear Academics discuss their seminar schedules for this semester and why you should consider coming along. (Session filmed on 16/9/20)

Find out what library services and collections are available at New College Library @ 40 George Square in 2020, and what processes we have in place for safe use of the library.

These two paired courses – one each semester – together provide students with a comprehensive view of the global Christian movement in time and space. Part A (ECHS08004) covers the period…

The aim of this course (REST08018) is to introduce students to a range of religious formations as they tackle particular 'issues' arising from modernity in British contexts. Introduced by…

In this course (DIVI08001) students investigate the relations between religion, violence and building peace. Introduced by Course Organiser Prof Jolyon Mitchell.

This course (ECHS08009) investigates the complex movement known as “social Christianity” or the “social gospel”, in which Christians struggled to revive the idea of the…