Options to study with us

What study opportunities does CIP offer?

From seminars and short courses to degrees and exchange visits, there are plenty of opportunities available for those who would like to study inter-religious relations and interfaith matters at the University of Cambridge.

During the academic year, we host an array of webinars and on site research seminars. Between terms, we also sponsor conferences and other research-led learning opportunities. Some of these are designed for academic audiences. Some are also open to the general public. Our events listings include details of past and upcoming sessions.

Throughout the year, we advertise funding opportunities that arise for further study including PhD and postdoctoral research funding—often attached to the Faculty of Divinity.

PhD students at other universities may be eligible to spend a term or more in Cambridge on the visiting student scheme. For those taking the first steps towards postgraduate education, pathways such as Religion and Conflict offer chance to engage with researchers working on inter-religious relations.

Prospective and current undergraduates are encouraged to look at the CIP Skills series, which seeks to connect your studies to life and work outside university.

Find more information about the range of opportunities via the left-hand menu, or scroll down for some highlights. 

NB Visitors who have already attained a PhD should see the Academic Visitors page for information about planned stays in Cambridge.