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Read more at: Call for Applications: Academic Summer School in Inter-Faith Relations, University of Cambridge (9-20 August 2021)

Call for Applications: Academic Summer School in Inter-Faith Relations, University of Cambridge (9-20 August 2021)

3 March 2021

Cambridge Inter-Faith Programme (CIP), University of Cambridge, invites applications for the Academic Summer School in Inter-Faith Relations, to be delivered online from 9 to 20 August 2021.


Read more at: RESEARCH: New CIP YouTube Playlist & Research Seminar in Inter-Religious Relations Now Available Online

RESEARCH: New CIP YouTube Playlist & Research Seminar in Inter-Religious Relations Now Available Online

19 February 2021

Check out the new Cambridge Inter-Faith Programme (CIP) YouTube Playlist on the Faculty of Divinity YouTube channel. We bring you some of the talks given as part of our Research Seminar in Inter-Religious Relations, starting with Dr Justin Meggitt's and Dr Safet HadžiMuhamedović's lectures from the Michaelmas Term. Please subscribe to our Playlist to receive updates on new content.


Read more at: RESEARCH: Book now to attend CIP's Research Seminar in Inter-religious Relations in February 2021

RESEARCH: Book now to attend CIP's Research Seminar in Inter-religious Relations in February 2021

3 February 2021

For Lent term 2021, we are continuing the Cambridge Inter-Faith Programme (CIP) Research Seminar series online. Chaired by Dr Giles Waller, these 40 minute talks will explore a wide range of inter-faith topics from from multi-disciplinary perspectives.


Read more at: RESEARCH: Indian Religions Research Seminar: 'Borderlines Across “Hindu” and “Non-Hindu” Worlds' (Lent 2021)
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RESEARCH: Indian Religions Research Seminar: 'Borderlines Across “Hindu” and “Non-Hindu” Worlds' (Lent 2021)

25 January 2021

The Indian Religions Research Seminar in the Faculty of Divinity brings you an exciting lineup of speakers in the Lent Term. The framing theme for the talks will be 'Borderlines Across “Hindu” and “Non-Hindu” Worlds'.


Read more at: Professor Esra Özyürek to give the Holocaust Memorial Day Lecture 2021

Professor Esra Özyürek to give the Holocaust Memorial Day Lecture 2021

25 January 2021

The Holocaust Memorial Day Lecture: Holocaust Memory and Lessons Are for All of Us will be delivered by Professor Esra Özyürek on Wednesday, 27 January 2021, from 12:00 to 13:00 GMT, via Zoom. Summary At a time when the last perpetrators and first-hand victims of the Holocaust are dying, and increasingly greater number of...


Read more at: RESEARCH: Indian Religions / Religious Studies Seminar, Lent Term 2020-21

RESEARCH: Indian Religions / Religious Studies Seminar, Lent Term 2020-21

29 December 2020

This Research Seminar subdivides into termly seminars for specialists in Islam, Judaism, and the religious traditions of India. Speakers may have premodern or contemporary interests, and may present papers on the basis of a very wide range of intellectual interests and disciplinary traditions. UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE...


Read more at: Doctoral Funding: The Sultan Qaboos Studentship in Abrahamic Religions and Shared Values (PhD)
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Doctoral Funding: The Sultan Qaboos Studentship in Abrahamic Religions and Shared Values (PhD)

18 November 2020

The Sultan Qaboos Studentship in Abrahamic Religions and Shared Values will be offered for funding towards a PhD, if an outstanding candidate is available. The topic of the doctoral dissertation should focus on relations between at least two of the three religious traditions (Judaism, Christianity and Islam), with a...


Read more at: New PhD Studentship: Making British Islam Across Generations

New PhD Studentship: Making British Islam Across Generations

6 November 2020

AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Award (CDA) PhD studentship for Making British Islam Across Generations (Faculty of Divinity - Everyday Muslim Heritage and Archive Initiative)


Read more at: 'Lonely at Home: On the Protracted Social Isolation in Bosnia', a Xenia Series talk by Dr Safet HadžiMuhamedović

'Lonely at Home: On the Protracted Social Isolation in Bosnia', a Xenia Series talk by Dr Safet HadžiMuhamedović

22 October 2020

On 17 September 2020, Dr Safet HažiMuhamedović, CIP Research Associate in Inter-Faith Relations, gave the inaugural talk for the Xenia Series: Seminars in Anthropology of Travel, Tourism and Pilgrimage. The video is available at: https://youtu.be/IhfA8QI5QM0 Lonely at Home: On the Protracted Social Isolation in Bosnia This...


Read more at: Upcoming online lecture: ‘Scripture and Violence: Christian, Jewish, and Muslim Perspectives’

Upcoming online lecture: ‘Scripture and Violence: Christian, Jewish, and Muslim Perspectives’

7 October 2020

The 2020 Annual Beach Lecture at Newbold College will be delivered this year by three researchers from the Divinity Faculty’s Cambridge Inter-faith Programme: Julia Snyder, Daniel Weiss, and Omar Shaukat. The talk will focus on the ‘Scripture and Violence’ project currently based at CIP, which is also the subject of a...


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