The Oxford University Summer Programme in Theology offers high-level theology courses to an informed international audience.
Participants are accommodated in Christ Church, originally founded by Cardinal Thomas Wolsey in 1525. The academic programme itself will be held at the University's Examination Schools, a 19th-century building about a five-minute walk from Christ Church. The theme of this year's summer programme is Faith and Knowledge.
Many of the tutors are from Oxford University's Theology Faculty, while others are prominent church figures and theologians from the British Isles and other parts of the world.
In each week participants will work in two seminars, one in the morning, and the other in the afternoon. Seminars will normally contain a maximum of 20 participants. Those attending both weeks of the programme will be able to participate in four seminars
Participants are accommodated in Christ Church, originally founded by Cardinal Thomas Wolsey in 1525. The academic programme itself will be held at the University's Examination Schools, a 19th-century building about a five-minute walk from Christ Church. The theme of this year's summer programme is Faith and Knowledge.
Many of the tutors are from Oxford University's Theology Faculty, while others are prominent church figures and theologians from the British Isles and other parts of the world.
In each week participants will work in two seminars, one in the morning, and the other in the afternoon. Seminars will normally contain a maximum of 20 participants. Those attending both weeks of the programme will be able to participate in four seminars
