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Influencing the world since 1583 www.ed.ac.uk/divinity The University of Edinburgh Divinity Postgraduate Opportunities 2016 entry 01

Our proud history and Teaching and research excellence and the University of KwaZulu-Natal – An inspiring destination alumni ambassadors We are consistently ranked as one of the to name but a few. We are a member of Your first-class education will take place in THE UNIVERSITY For more than 400 years our staff and world’s top 50 universities. We are 17th in both the League of European Research one of Europe’s most striking capital cities, a students have been making their mark the 2014/15 QS World University Rankings. Universities and the Coimbra Group, giving UNESCO World Heritage Site that is regularly on the world. They’ve explored space, As host to more than 30,000 students us strong links with leading European voted one of the best places in the world to OF EDINBURGH: revolutionised surgery, won Nobel Prizes, from some 137 countries, studying across institutions from Barcelona to Berlin. live. Edinburgh enjoys a solid reputation as published era-defining books, run the 100 academic disciplines, the University of a centre for innovation, whether as home country, paved the way for life-saving Edinburgh continues to attract the world’s Linking research and commerce to the 18th-century Scottish Enlightenment, INFLUENCING THE breakthroughs and laid the foundations greatest minds. In the Research Excellence Edinburgh was one of the first UK as a modern source of pioneering science, for solving the mysteries of the universe. Framework (REF) 2014, 83 per cent of our universities to actively develop commercial medicine and technology, or as the host of By choosing further study or research at research was judged world-leading or links with industry, government and the the world’s largest and longest-established WORLD SINCE 1583 Edinburgh you will be joining a community internationally excellent. We’re ranked professions. Edinburgh Research and arts festival. You couldn’t ask for a more of scholars who have been at the forefront fourth in the UK for research power, based Innovation (ERI) has continued, for the inspiring setting in which to further your of knowledge since 1583. on the quality and breadth of our research. past four decades, to develop the knowledge and broaden your horizons. Our excellent teaching was also confirmed promotion and commercialisation of the We are associated with 20 Nobel Prize in the latest report from the Quality University’s research excellence. ERI assists Join us winners, including physicists Peter Higgs, Assurance Agency, which awarded us our postgraduates in taking a first step to Edinburgh offers unparalleled academic Charles Barkla and Max Born, medical the highest rating possible for the quality market, whether it is through collaborative breadth and diversity, making it a vibrant, researcher Peter Doherty, economist Sir of the student learning experience. research, licensing technology or providing challenging and stimulating environment James Mirrlees and biologist Sir Paul Nurse. consultancy services. for postgraduate study. Whether you plan 02 Welcome to the School of Divinity Our distinguished alumni include NASA Collaborations and to change direction, enhance your existing 03 Facilities and resources astronaut Piers Sellers, former MI5 Director- international partnerships Enhancing your career career or develop in-depth knowledge of 04 Employability and graduate attributes General Dame Stella Rimington, Olympians As an internationally renowned centre We’re ranked 18th in the world for your area of study, the University of 05 Taught masters programmes Sir Chris Hoy and Katherine Grainger and of academic excellence, Edinburgh is the employability of our graduates.* Edinburgh provides a world-class 09 Research at the School of Divinity With one of the best track records for 10 Research opportunities historical greats such as philosopher David the site of many world-class research learning experience. 13 How to apply Hume, physicist and mathematician James collaborations. Our postgraduate graduate employment in the Russell 14 Funding Clerk Maxwell, inventor Alexander Graham students are crucial to our continued Group, we are committed to embedding * Latest Emerging Global Employability University Rankings 16 Campus map Bell and Sherlock Holmes creator Sir Arthur success and development and, along with employability into your teaching and 17 Get in touch Conan Doyle. our staff, they forge research links through learning experience. From offering access regular travel and overseas exchanges. to volunteering schemes to providing We take pride in our partnerships with support from our sector-leading Careers other institutions such as the California Service, the University provides myriad Institute of Technology (Caltech), Stanford opportunities to develop your skills, University, the University of Melbourne, knowledge and experience giving you “You are now in a place Peking University, the University of Delhi the edge in a competitive job market. where the best courses upon Earth are within your reach … such an opportunity you will never again have.” The University Thomas Jefferson, American Founding Father and President (speaking to his son-in-law, Thomas Mann Randolph, as he began his studies at Edinburgh in 1786)

twitter.com/applyedinburgh facebook.com/applyedinburgh youtube.com/edinburghuniversity www.ed.ac.uk/divinity The University of Edinburgh Divinity Postgraduate Opportunities 2016 entry 03 WELCOME TO THE Facilities and resources SCHOOL OF DIVINITY The School of Divinity has its own unique library, dining and socialising areas, and a strong sense of community between students and staff, as well as being part of a large, world-class university. Theology has been taught at Edinburgh since the foundation of the University in 1583. Now housed in the historic New College building near Edinburgh Castle, the School of Divinity We take a personal interest in our New College’s gothic Rainy Hall occupies a commanding city-centre site on the Mound, students and offer a welcoming and provides a marvellous setting for dining overlooking Princes Street Gardens, the Scottish National friendly setting in which to pursue the and a welcoming social space for lively Gallery and the Royal Scottish Academy. exciting and demanding study of theology conversation and informal debate. The New and religious studies. College complex is also home to the General Assembly Hall of the Church of Scotland. New College Library has one of the largest Our community comprises 450 students The University’s Assistant Principal for theology collections in the UK, with more Collections of the University (undergraduate and postgraduate) and Religion and Society is Professor Mona than a quarter of a million items and a large The University’s collections are unique nearly 30 full-time academic staff, including Siddiqui, one of Britain’s leading professors and rich manuscript collection, including in their depth and diversity. Managed by internationally respected scholars in a wide of Islamic and inter-religious studies. the papers of Thomas Chalmers, John the Centre for Research Collections, and range of specialisms. We welcome students Professor Siddiqui is a regular contributor Baillie, JH Oldham and James S Stewart. housed in our Main Library at the heart from around the world, from religious and to BBC Radio 4’s Thought for the Day, as of our central campus, they span more non-religious backgrounds, taking pride in well as to the Times, the Scotsman, the The strengths of the Library collections than 500,000 rare books, artworks from our status as a renowned research centre Guardian, the Sunday Herald and the Tablet. contribute greatly to the teaching and around the world, historically significant in a broad spectrum of subject areas. research of members of the School as well musical instrument collections, specialist Professor Michael Northcott, Professor of as students elsewhere in the University. museum collections, and manuscripts. Top-rated research Ethics, is the lead researcher on a three-year These collections are complemented by the The School of Divinity has consistently interdisciplinary project funded by a major many resources available in the University Highlights include the world’s oldest scored exceptionally highly in research award from the AHRC/ESRC, entitled ‘Caring and beyond. The total holdings in all the surviving Gaelic text; Adam Smith’s original assessments. for the Future Through Ancestral Time: University libraries exceed 2.25 million library; Alexander Fleming’s sample of Engaging the Cultural and Spiritual Presence volumes. In addition, the National Library mould used to make penicillin; original The Research Excellence Framework of the Past to Promote a Sustainable Future’. of Scotland holds more than five million quartos of Shakespeare plays, with notes (REF) 2014 ranked us first in Scotland and volumes. The New College Library boasts in the margins from 16th-century actors; fourth in the UK for theology and religious Dr Helen Bond, Director of the School’s a magnificent reading hall, originally built the thermometer of chemist Joseph Black; studies. Overall, 78 per cent of our Centre for the Study of Christian Origins, is as the sanctuary of the Free High Kirk. and original Sir Isaac Newton diagrams research was rated world-leading or a distinguished historian of the period of the in David Gregory manuscripts of 1692. internationally excellent. New Testament writings. In addition to her The School provides extensive and academic publications, Dr Bond is active in well-equipped computing facilities for University archivists – with a broad On research environment, we scored mediating scholarship more widely through coursework and research at all levels, spectrum of expertise – make it their 100 per cent at either world-leading or her work for BBC Radio 3 and 4, and has including dissertations. We provide all priority to ensure these items are accessible internationally excellent level, a testimony contributed to a number of television students with access to PCs, scanners to our students, researchers and staff. to our extremely strong research culture programmes for the BBC and Channel 4. and printers, across four labs. – putting us second in the UK on this front in theology and religion. Professor Jolyon Mitchell brings together Postgraduate students are provided with expertise in media, arts and religion as dedicated study spaces in the Ramsay Lane Leading lights Director of the Centre for Theology and Wing and Semples Close Wing of New Our School is led by some of the UK’s Public Issues. He was the only British College. Both are accessible 24 hours a most respected and high-profile scholars member of the International Study day via a secure swipe-card entry system. Virtual tour of theology and religion. Commission on Media, Religion & Culture, A panoramic tour which consisted of 13 scholars from nations of New College: The Principal of New College, Professor as diverse as Australia, Colombia, Ghana, www.ed.ac.uk/schools- David Fergusson, served as Chair of the UK Italy, Mexico, Thailand and the United States. departments/divinity/ Association of University Departments of about/tour Theology and Religious Studies until 2008, Professor Brian Stanley, a leading interpreter and has delivered the Gifford Lectures of the past century’s shifting patterns in the (Glasgow) and Birks Lectures (McGill global diffusion of Christianity, is Professor University, Montreal). He was elected of World Christianity and the Director of the a Fellow of the British Academy in 2013. Centre for the Study of World Christianity. He is also editor of the journal Studies in World Christianity. “My experience at New College was part of what trained me to think. My dissertation was on ‘Augustine, Scripture and Power’, and I’ve been thinking about how people use and think about power ever since.” David Nussbaum, School of Divinity alumnus, Chief Executive of WWF UK www.ed.ac.uk/divinity The University of Edinburgh Divinity Postgraduate Opportunities 2016 entry 05 Employability and Taught masters programmes graduate attributes We offer five taught masters programmes, www.ed.ac.uk/pg/57 most of which can be taken either as a Master Here at Edinburgh we believe in offering you the best possible support of Theology (MTh) or a Master of Science (MSc), Biblical Studies in your studies and in preparation for your future. Our local learning the difference being one of nomenclature only. support along with the central Careers Service play a large part in this. MTh or MSc 1 yr FT (2 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) Our taught masters programmes are designed to deepen knowledge in a subject you will typically have studied at Programme description undergraduate level, although they can in some cases offer This programme is intended for students who wish to develop Institute for Academic Development Careers Service Backing bright ideas a new direction in your academic career. expertise in biblical studies, including those who wish to prepare All of our postgraduate students can The University’s award-winning Careers LAUNCH.ed is the University’s award- for PhD work. The emphasis is on adding depth and breadth to benefit from the University’s Institute Service aims to expand the horizons of all winning programme for student Taught masters programmes take 12 months, consisting of two expertise in biblical languages. Finely honed skills in biblical for Academic Development (IAD), which our students, empowering you to make entrepreneurs. Each year, LAUNCH.ed semesters of taught courses followed by an individual, supervised languages are central to this programme’s engagement with provides information, events and courses to successful career decisions. It works closely works with hundreds of students to assess dissertation. They can also be studied part-time over two years the Bible, the world that produced it and its later readers. The develop the skills you will need throughout with the University’s Employability their ideas and develop their business skills by UK and EU students. programme will provide you with expert, in-depth study of the your studies and in the future. Consultancy to support students to take and helps many start their businesses. Hebrew Bible and New Testaments, the wider, ancient Near East, advantage of every opportunity to enhance We have helped Edinburgh students and and related extra-biblical literature, including the Dead Sea Further information is available online: your employability while studying. alumni launch almost 100 new businesses See also… Scrolls and scholarly methods for studying them. You will be www.ed.ac.uk/iad/postgraduates in the last three years, ranging from You may also be interested in postgraduate programmes taught by leading academics whose research interests are the The Service provides specialist support for language tuition to robotics companies. offered by other Schools, particularly the Schools of History, Hebrew Bible, Old Testament, New Testament, early Judaism For taught postgraduates, the IAD postgraduate students to help with career Classics & Archaeology; Literatures, Languages & Cultures; and early Christianity. You will benefit from weekly seminars provides a growing range of tailored planning and decision making. Its team of More information: Philosophy, Psychology & Language Sciences; and Social from senior specialists in biblical studies and related subjects, study-related and transferable skills friendly experts can support you to explore www.LAUNCH.ed.ac.uk & Political Science. and the School’s Centre for the Study of Christian Origins. workshops, plus online advice and learning different career options, identify your skills Programme structure resources. These are all designed to help and what you want out of a career, think A postgraduate degree from the School www.ed.ac.uk/studying/prospectus-request This programme is run over one year full-time (or two years you settle into postgraduate life, succeed about effective job search strategies, and of Divinity prepares you for a vast array part-time). You will be taught mainly in small classroom/seminar during your studies, and move confidently prepare for job applications and interviews. of employment, depending on your groups. You will receive training in research methods and to the next stage of your career. subject area. individual supervision for your 15,000-word dissertation. The Service has a team dedicated to The IAD also offers one of the longest- developing our already strong links You will develop transferable skills, which COMPULSORY COURSES established researcher development with employers from all industries and could be applied in a wide range of careers The core components comprise two biblical language/reading training packages in the UK. Our experts employment sectors; from the world’s such as advocacy, community development, courses, in Greek or Hebrew/Aramaic. There are numerous will help you gain the skills, knowledge top recruiters to small enterprises based counselling, crisis services, public relations, scenarios for language study chosen in consultation with the and confidence needed to move on to here in Edinburgh. The team provides a journalism, social work and teaching. Programme Director. If you have only one year previous study the next stage in your career, be that programme of opportunities for students of a biblical language you may take Intermediate Biblical Hebrew in academia or beyond. to meet employers on campus and or Intermediate New Testament Greek. virtually, and advertises a wide range The Institute provides research students of part-time and graduate jobs. OPTION COURSES with dedicated training in topics such You may choose two courses from options including: Hebrew and as research management; personal More information: Aramaic Texts from Qumran; Hebrew Scripture Theology; Studies effectiveness; communication skills; www.ed.ac.uk/careers/postgrad in Ancient Judaism; Textual Criticism in Biblical Studies; The Bible, public engagement, networking and Literature and Hermeneutics; New Testament Exegesis; Hebrew teamworking; leadership; and career Connect.ed Bible Exegesis. You can choose another course from the School management. You can gain expertise in Edinburgh encourages its alumni to of Divinity, or from another School at the discretion of the information technology and presentation stay in touch with current students who Programme Director, subject to availability. skills; confidence in undertaking are interested in a similar career path. independent and creative research; Connect.ed is a networking system run Career opportunities the ability to critically evaluate source by the Careers Service that provides a The programme is designed to provide a strong foundation materials; and the capacity to construct confidential opportunity for alumni to for postgraduate research in biblical studies. intellectually rigorous arguments. By share their occupational knowledge and “My time at New College was valuable and Minimum entry requirements developing these broader professional experience with current students, who A UK 2:1 degree in theology/religion (with adequate study relevant skills and qualities, our postgraduate can contact them for advice and guidance rewarding. All the resources a PhD student to biblical studies), or its international equivalent (www.ed.ac.uk/ students are always in high demand. on their future career. needs to complete a top-class project are international/country). You are expected to have previously studied at least one of the two main biblical languages (Hebrew or Greek). More information: available: a first-rate faculty who, in spite Any appropriate professional experience will also be considered. www.ed.ac.uk/careers/connected of their many responsibilities, take ample English language requirements time for the student; substantial libraries See page 13. on site and around the city; and a warm Fees and funding www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/postgraduate community that sharpens and challenges For funding information see also page 14. you personally and academically.” Jason Curtis, Masters and PhD in Divinity Programme Director Dr Matthew Novenson Pastor of Sunset Presbyterian Church, Oregon, USA Email [email protected] www.ed.ac.uk/divinity The University of Edinburgh Divinity Postgraduate Opportunities 2016 entry 07 www.ed.ac.uk/pg/611 www.ed.ac.uk/pg/653 Religious Studies Science & Religion

MSc 1 yr FT (2 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) MSc 1 yr FT (2 yrs PT available for UK/EU students)

Programme description Programme description This programme provides the opportunity to study a variety Our dedicated masters programme in science and religion of religious traditions, in combination with advanced learning is intended for students who wish to engage in the advanced in the theory and method of the study of religion. interdisciplinary study of science and religion, including those Religious beliefs, behaviours and institutions are fascinating and who wish to prepare for subsequent PhD work. powerful components in human societies. Understanding their This is one of the world’s very few science and religion programmes. motivations and structures can help the search for solutions Much of the recent debate surrounding ‘new atheism’ has taken to major challenges in the contemporary world. place within a poorly informed view of the history and philosophy This programme allows a deepening engagement with the of science and its relationship with religion. This programme aims methodological ramifications of the field, while encouraging to inform and engage with the debate in depth, looking at it in-depth study of one or more religious traditions. Our focus from scientific, philosophical, historical, ethical and theological extends beyond theory and method in religious studies to specific perspectives. It provides a strong grounding in these issues. local, national and international religious traditions. We study The history of science is studied from ancient times through Jewish, Christian, Islamic and Indian traditions, as well as indigenous the modern scientific revolution, together with philosophical religions of Africa, North America and East Asia, and new age and trends in our understanding of reality. The main areas of dialogue diasporic traditions. This combination of theoretical know-how with between science and religion are explored in depth, including studies in specific traditions equips you to compare, interpret and cosmology, evolution, divine action and miracles, consciousness explain religion in a cross-cultural perspective. The programme and the human person. also offers the opportunity to learn Sanskrit, Arabic or Persian Programme structure (subject to availability) through our leading expertise in Asian This programme is run over one year full-time (or two years Studies and in Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies. part-time). You will be taught mainly in small groups in a seminar Programme structure setting. You will be given training in research methods and will This programme is run over one year full-time (or two years receive individual supervision for your 15,000-word dissertation. part-time). You will participate in seminars, tutorials and lectures. COMPULSORY COURSES You will be given training in research methods and will receive individual supervision for your 15,000-word dissertation. The History of Science and Religion in the Christian Tradition; Cosmos, Cell and Creator: Current Debates in Science and COMPULSORY COURSES Religion; Approaches to Research in Divinity and Religious Studies. Theory and Method in the Study of Religion; Selected Themes in the Study of Religion; Approaches to Research in Divinity OPTION COURSES and Religious Studies. You will choose three further courses. Options include: Creation and Providence; Ecology, Ethics and Spirit; Philosophical Issues in OPTION COURSES Evolution; Man and the Natural World in Enlightenment. You may Contemporary Theories of Religion; Gender and Ethics in Islam; also choose courses from elsewhere in the University, at the New Age Spirituality in Contemporary Culture; New Dimensions discretion of the Programme Director and subject to availability. in Jewish Thought; New Indigenous Religious Movements; Career opportunities Religion and Nationalism; Religion and the New African Diaspora. The programme can be taken as preparation for a research You can choose a further postgraduate course offered elsewhere degree, or can form useful preparation for a career in education, in the School of Divinity, or a course or language from another journalism, public policy, the civil service or elsewhere. School, at the discretion of the Programme Director and Minimum entry requirements subject to availability. A UK 2:1 degree, or its international equivalent (www.ed.ac.uk/ Career opportunities international/country), in theology/religion or in a natural or The programme is designed to give you a good basis for human science. postgraduate research in religious studies, or for employment English language requirements in a wide range of areas requiring critical analysis and empathetic See page 13. understanding. Fees and funding Minimum entry requirements www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/postgraduate A UK 2:1 degree, or its international equivalent (www.ed.ac.uk/ For funding information see also page 14. international/country), in humanities or social sciences, including religious studies. Any appropriate experience will also be considered. Programme Director Dr Mark Harris English language requirements Email [email protected] See page 13. Fees and funding www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/postgraduate For funding information see also page 14.

Programme Director Dr Arko Longkumer Email [email protected] www.ed.ac.uk/divinity The University of Edinburgh Divinity Postgraduate Opportunities 2016 entry 09 www.ed.ac.uk/pg/61 www.ed.ac.uk/pg/58 Research at the School of Divinity Theology in History World Christianity

MTh or MSc 1 yr FT (2 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) MTh or MSc 1 yr FT (2 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) The School of Divinity is home to a thriving research community. All of our academic staff are engaged in individual research and Programme description Programme description writing projects and many are also involved in collaborative This flexible programme looks at the Christian past from a variety This programme is designed to enable participants to understand of perspectives – theological, philosophical and historical – and a wide range of Christian belief, culture and practice throughout projects with colleagues across the globe. provides options for special study of themes from the early the world, in historical, theological, and sociological contexts. church to modern times. With more than 2.2 billion followers, and as one of the oldest This programme will enable you to understand and reflect religions, Christianity plays an important role in influencing a The large graduate school and the The School of Divinity enjoys collaborative CTPI has close connections with a wide critically upon the historical contexts in which Christian thought wide range of social, political and cultural issues. This programme presence of visiting academics from links for postgraduate research with range of local, national and international has developed. Our approach is interdisciplinary: instructors interprets some of the key themes and trends in Christianity in around the world help ensure a diverse Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, and groups and organisations. Our recent focus include historians, philosophers of religion and systematic the non-western world, and is designed to provide expert insight, and stimulating research environment. the China Graduate School of Theology areas include peace building through the theologians. Our work is enriched by the School’s guest lectures knowledge and skills to understand the wide range of Christian in Hong Kong. media and arts; religion and ethics in the and regular research seminars in theology and ethics, and the belief, culture and practice throughout the world, particularly All research students are assigned a primary making of war and peace; the Millennium history of Christianity. in Africa, Latin America and Asia. It is taught in a strongly and secondary supervisor. You are offered a We regularly host major lecture series Development Goals and British religious Programme structure interdisciplinary way, and employs historical, sociological, training course in research methods, and are by distinguished international scholars. art. The Centre is an active member of This programme is run over one year full-time (or two years anthropological and theological perspectives. You will enjoy given conscientious supervision from your Professor Linda Woodhead from the the Global Network for Public Theology. part-time). From September to April you follow courses and a unique framework to study, research and understand the first weeks through to submission of your University of Lancaster delivered the most are given training in research methods. From April onwards complexity of Christian communities in the world and their thesis. There are also special orientation recent Croall Lectures, asking ‘Is Britain CTPI has hosted numerous conferences you will work on your 15,000-word dissertation. All students wider significance for culture and society. events for international students. still a Christian country?’ Professor Troels and published dozens of books, articles have one-to-one dissertation supervision. Programme structure Engberg-Pedersen, from the University of and papers. Subjects worked on include This programme is run over one year full-time (or two years As a postgraduate researcher you can draw Copenhagen, delivered the most recent poverty and welfare, justice and the penal COMPULSORY COURSES part-time). You will be taught mainly in small groups in a on the outstanding library resources of Gunning Lecture on ‘Paul, Stoicism and the system, peace-building and international The compulsory courses Creeds, Councils and Controversies I classroom/seminar setting. You will receive individual supervision New College, the University of Edinburgh Material Spirit’. security, suicide and public health, finance and II focus on the most authoritative ecclesiastical constructions for your 15,000-word dissertation. and the nearby National Library of Scotland. and ethics, national identity, broadcasting, of Christian thought, from the beginnings to the present day, Research centres devolution and citizenship. COMPULSORY COURSES and explore the debates and challenges that have shaped belief We offer research across: Christian ethics Our research is based across three centres, and practice. Students also take Approaches to Research, which The compulsory courses, Selected Themes in the Study of World and practical theology; Hebrew and Old founded on a thriving 500-year tradition Centre for the Study of Christian Origins offers a practical approach to improving postgraduate-level Christianity, and the world Christianity research skills course, Testament studies; history of Christianity; of creative thought. Established to promote research on the skills of critical thinking and writing. attend to methods for the study of indigenous forms and New Testament and Christian origins; emergence of, and developments in, expressions of Christianity, to issues of culture and gender and Islamic studies; religious studies; science Centre for the Study Christianity in the first three centuries of OPTION COURSES to changing patterns of relationship between Christianity in and religion; systematic theology; and of World Christianity the Common Era, the Centre for the Study world Christianity. The Centre for the Study of World of Christian Origins has brought together We offer a wide range of special options in early Christianity, the west and other parts of the world. Approaches to Research Christianity advances high-quality researchers from the University of late medieval religion, the Reformation and puritan studies, in Divinity and Religious Studies develops postgraduate-level Research collaborations scholarship in Christianity as a polycentric Edinburgh and beyond. Scottish theology, German philosophy from Kant to Hegel, skills in critical thinking and writing. The School of Divinity has collaborated faith, whose adherents are now far more modern religious history, and the theology of figures such OPTION COURSES with Yale University Divinity School since numerous in the southern hemisphere – the The Centre bridges the study of the New as Friedrich Schleiermacher and Karl Barth. You may choose 1992, mounting the annual Yale–Edinburgh majority world – than in Europe or North Testament and earliest Christianity and at least two of three options from our theology in history You will choose three courses, at least two of which must be conference on the ‘History of the Missionary America. This is the primary postgraduate provides a means of linking interested offerings, but are also able to take a course from elsewhere postgraduate courses offered by the School of Divinity. Option Movement and World Christianity’. focus of the Centre. We seek to make a scholars in several traditional disciplines, within either the School or the College of Humanities & Social courses offered by the Centre of World Christianity include: distinctive contribution to scholarly such as New Testament/Christian origins, Science. You may opt to take a year-long course in an ancient Christianity in Asia, 1700 to the Present; History of Christianity Dr Mark Harris’s research in science and knowledge in all areas of the study of patristics, Roman history, archaeology, or modern language relevant to your dissertation. in Africa; Critical Debates in Christian Mission. You can also religion brings together interdisciplinary World Christianity through interdisciplinary Second-Temple Judaism and palaeography. choose an undergraduate course offered by the School or, Career opportunities links across the University. He collaborates research, teaching and publication. The Centre organises a variety of lectures, at the discretion of the Programme Director, a course from The programme can be taken as an end in itself or as preparation especially with philosophers in the School seminars and conferences. another School, subject to availability. for a research degree and provides transferable skills which can of Philosophy, Psychology & Language Centre for Theology and Public Issues be applied in a wide range of careers. Career opportunities Sciences, and with physicists and biologists The Centre for Theology and Public Issues Minimum entry requirements The programme forms an excellent basis for postgraduate research in the College of Science & Engineering. (CTPI) was founded in 1984 as the world’s first centre for research on public theology. A UK 2:1 degree, or its international equivalent (www.ed.ac.uk/ in aspects of global Christianity, and provides transferable skills Dr Hannah Holtschneider, senior lecturer CTPI promotes inspiring theological international/country), in theology or history. appropriate for a wide range of careers. Minimum entry requirements in Jewish studies, is lead investigator in a reflection on public life. The Centre English language requirements three-year project entitled Jewish Lives, provides a meeting place for theologians, A UK 2:1 degree, or its international equivalent (www.ed.ac.uk/ See page 13. Scottish Spaces, funded by the Arts & social scientists, church leaders, international/country), in an appropriate field. Any professional Humanities Research Council. The project policymakers and the broader public. Fees and funding experience will also be considered. www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/postgraduate charts the immigration of Jews to Scotland World view For funding information see also page 14. English language requirements from 1880 to 1950. The project focuses See page 13. on the transformation of urban geography Some of our PhD students travel overseas in their Fees and funding through migration, tracing the perception Programme Director Professor Stewart J Brown second year to access www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/postgraduate of Glasgow’s and Edinburgh’s Jewish Email [email protected] libraries or conduct For funding information see also page 14. spaces in the Jewish and Scottish cultural and religious imagination. field research. Programme Director Professor Brian Stanley Email [email protected] www.ed.ac.uk/divinity The University of Edinburgh Divinity Postgraduate Opportunities 2016 entry 11 Research opportunities www.ed.ac.uk/pg/63 History of Christianity We offer two types of research-based masters www.ed.ac.uk/pg/62 degree, as well as PhD programmes. PhD 3 yrs FT (6 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) Case study: Christian Ethics & MPhil 2 yrs FT (4 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) Edinburgh’s research with impact Masters by Research MSc by Research 1 yr FT (2 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) These one-year masters degrees by research are designed for Practical Theology MTh by Research 1 yr FT (2 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) students with an academic training in divinity or religious studies Ethics and theology (or other relevant subject) who wish to focus on a particular topic. PhD 3 yrs FT (6 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) Research profile The programme may be taken as either a Master of Theology by MPhil 2 yrs FT (4 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) Within the History of Christianity subject area there is particular of climate change Research or a Master of Science by Research. The difference is MSc by Research 1 yr FT (2 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) research strength in patristics and early Christian history; one of nomenclature only. Both involve research training and MTh by Research 1 yr FT (2 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) the Reformation in Britain and on the continent; puritanism; Should there be a division between nature and culture, orientation courses, after which you may either research and the history of British and European Christianity from the 18th science and ethics? This question and others that probe submit a dissertation of about 30,000 words, which comprises Research profile century; and the history of Christian missions, especially in Africa, the moral implications of climate justice form the basis of the remaining assessment for the degree, or write three The research interests of staff members include theological from the 18th century. There is a research seminar for staff and A Moral Climate: The Ethics of Global Warming. Written by supervised research essays to provide appropriate background ethics, social and political ethics, chaplaincy and pastoral studies, students to which visiting speakers are invited. Informal reading the University of Edinburgh’s Michael Northcott, Professor and preparatory study for the topic of your research, and then homiletics, the ethics of communication (with special reference groups and Latin language classes are also offered. in Ethics at the School of Divinity, the book highlights submit a dissertation of about 15,000 words. to the media) and environmental ethics. Both staff and student English language requirements the moral responsibility of faith communities to adopt bodies are ecumenical in composition. There is a research seminar See page 13. exemplary actions that mitigate the impact of human Master of Philosophy (MPhil) for staff and students to which visiting speakers are invited. Taught behaviours on the earth’s climate. The MPhil requires a minimum of two years’ full-time study. Fees and funding courses, at an advanced level, which contribute to your interest www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/postgraduate You will be provided with two supervisors. During the first year and research needs, may be undertaken where available. Project background you will explore your chosen area of research and refine your For funding information see also page 14. English language requirements Professor Northcott’s groundbreaking research addresses proposal. After nine to 12 months a draft of a chapter or a the moral implications of climate science: that those who See page 13. part-chapter will be submitted for discussion at a Review Board, Contact Professor Stewart Brown suffer most from growing weather extremes in the less together with a developed proposal for the whole thesis (of no Fees and funding Email [email protected] industrialised nations have the least responsibility for their more than 50,000 words). On the basis of progress-to-date, www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/postgraduate causation, while those who have most benefited from the and the prospects for the research, the Review Board will For funding information see also page 14. wealth generated by fossil fuels suffer the least. He argues make a recommendation on the continuation of studies. that the industrialised nations have both the greatest www.ed.ac.uk/pg/65 Contact Professor Michael Northcott capacity and the greatest duty to mitigate the atmospheric Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Email [email protected] footprint of human development. Research towards a PhD requires a minimum of three years’ New Testament Language, full-time work under the guidance of two supervisors. For PhD Project results study we look for a proven ability to sustain independent research Literature & Theology Favourable responses to his arguments within the book led under supervision, normally in the form of a masters degree www.ed.ac.uk/pg/64 to more than 100 public-speaking invitations to Professor involving a dissertation. Since in the British model of doctoral Northcott, on the ethics of climate change, from across PhD 3 yrs FT (6 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) studies there is little formal coursework, and the time available the world. His research has mobilised faith communities as MPhil 2 yrs FT (4 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) is limited to four years, we look for a substantial degree of Hebrew & Old sponsors of low-carbon living, renewable energy, local food MSc by Research 1 yr FT (2 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) preparation in any necessary adjunct skills, including languages. and other climate change mitigation practices. Professor MTh by Research 1 yr FT (2 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) Competence in academic writing in English is also essential. Testament Studies Northcott’s work has reached lay religious as well as scholarly audiences in Australasia, Europe, North America and south- Research profile Progress during the first year is assessed by an end-of-year PhD 3 yrs FT (6 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) east Asia. A Benedictine Monastery in the south of England Recent staff publications have focused on the gospels; Paul; the Review Board at which a full, formal research proposal must be MPhil 2 yrs FT (4 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) uses it for readings at mealtimes and UK churches associated apocalypse; the apocryphal gospels and early second-century presented, along with a sample of work. The Board will make a MSc by Research 1 yr FT (2 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) with the ‘Eco-Congregations’ movement have adopted the texts and developments; textual criticism; New Testament ethics; recommendation based on its reading of your submission and MTh by Research 1 yr FT (2 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) book for home-group study. It has also been taken up as a Qumran; the historical, religious and literary environment of the an interview. You then proceed with your research, culminating classroom text in the study of ecology and religion in higher New Testament; and New Testament Christology. Postgraduate in your 100,000-word thesis. Research profile education institutions across the USA and UK. We can support most areas of research related to the Hebrew Bible. research is welcomed in a variety of areas, including exegesis, Current staff are research-active in areas such as pentateuchal and historical-critical issues, textual and literary criticism, the relation historical studies, poetry and prophecy, biblical theology and between early Christianity and its religious and historical setting, ethics, Hebrew language, Septuagint and targumic studies, and history of interpretation, and hermeneutical questions. There is a the Dead Sea Scrolls in their Hellenistic context. There is a research research seminar for staff and students to which visiting speakers seminar for staff and students to which visiting speakers are invited. are invited. Taught courses, at an advanced level, which Taught courses, at an advanced level, which contribute to your contribute to your interest and research needs, may be Point of Contact interest and research needs, may be undertaken where available. undertaken where available. Our Point of Contact English language requirements English language requirements peer-support system links See page 13. See page 13. incoming and current PhD students. Fees and funding Fees and funding Professor Northcott’s work has reached www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/postgraduate www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/postgraduate lay religious as well as scholarly audiences For funding information see also page 14. For funding information see also page 14. in Australasia, Europe, North America and south-east Asia. Contact Professor Timothy Lim Contact Dr Helen Bond Email [email protected] Email [email protected] See more online: www.ed.ac.uk/research/impact www.ed.ac.uk/divinity The University of Edinburgh Divinity Postgraduate Opportunities 2016 entry 13 www.ed.ac.uk/pg/66 www.ed.ac.uk/pg/68 How to apply Religious Studies World Christianity We have an online application process for all postgraduate programmes. It’s a straightforward system with full instructions, including details of any supporting documentation you need to submit. PhD 3 yrs FT (6 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) PhD 3 yrs FT (6 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) MPhil 2 yrs FT (4 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) MPhil 2 yrs FT (4 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) MSc by Research 1 yr FT (2 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) MSc by Research 1 yr FT (2 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) MTh by Research 1 yr FT (2 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) MTh by Research 1 yr FT (2 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) When applying, you will set up an account, same time as your academic application, International agents which lets you save your application and while other financial awards require a The University has certified representative Research profile Research profile continue at another time. separate application. agents in the following locations: Brunei, The interests of staff in religious studies include Islam, contemporary Staff associated with the Centre for World Christianity cover Canada, China, Gulf Region, Hong Kong, Judaism, indigenous religions (Africa and the Arctic), south Asian a number of different academic disciplines, including theology, Full guidance on our application system is Procedure India, Japan, Jordan, Korea, Malaysia, and south-east Asian traditions, and new age religions. The history, mission studies, religious studies and anthropology. available at: www.ed.ac.uk/postgraduate/ • Thoroughly explore this prospectus and Mexico, Nigeria, Norway, Russia, Saudi methodologies supported include phenomenology, anthropology They also have geographical expertise in Africa, Asia and Latin applying our website to identify your preferred Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, South and cultural studies. There is a regular religious studies research America, allowing for a wide range of research possibilities. programme of study. You are welcome Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, Zambia seminar, for both students and staff, to which postgraduates The Centre provides a weekly seminar programme for PhD General requirements to contact the School to discuss your and Zimbabwe. International applicants can regularly contribute work-in-progress papers, and at which research students in World Christianity. Our usual entrance requirement for choice. See Get in touch, page 17. use an agent to help guide them through postgraduate study is a UK 2:1 degree, or its • Check you meet all entry requirements. the application process if necessary. For students, staff, and visiting academics present special lectures. English language requirements international equivalent (see www.ed.ac.uk/ Check whether a separate application is more information, visit: www.ed.ac.uk/ English language requirements See page 13. international/country), in a subject related needed for funding. Check any deadlines. international/country See page 13. Fees and funding to your chosen programme. School of • Visit www.ed.ac.uk/pg/degrees, Fees and funding www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/postgraduate Divinity PhD applicants typically require navigate to your chosen programme, www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/postgraduate For funding information see also page 14. a specialist postgraduate degree beyond and click on Apply. Follow the English language requirements For funding information see also page 14. their first degree. instructions within the Students whose first language is not English must show evidence of one Contact Professor Brian Stanley online application system. of the qualifications below. Contact Dr Steven Sutcliffe Email [email protected] You will also need to meet the University’s Email [email protected] language requirements (see right). Research programmes • IELTS: total 7.0 (at least 6.0 in each Deadlines module). Entry requirements for individual Applications are considered the • TOEFL-iBT: total 100 (at least 20 in programmes can vary, so check the whole year round, but the deadline for each module). www.ed.ac.uk/pg/67 details for the specific programme consideration for our financial awards • PTE(A): total 67 (at least 56 in each you wish to apply for. is the end of January. Further rounds of of the Communicative Skills sections). funding allocation for certain awards may • CAE and CPE: total 185 (at least 169 Systematic Theology References take place throughout the spring. You in each module). For applications to taught programmes, should continue to register your interest the normal requirement is one reference, in an award if you wish to be considered. although an additional reference may Please note: PhD 3 yrs FT (6 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) be requested in individual cases. For Procedure • English language requirements MPhil 2 yrs FT (4 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) applications to research programmes, two • Thoroughly explore this prospectus and can be affected by government MSc by Research 1 yr FT (2 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) references are required. You should check our website to identify the research area policy so please ensure you visit our MTh by Research 1 yr FT (2 yrs PT available for UK/EU students) the entry online for exact requirements that matches your interests. degree finder to check the latest for your intended programme of study. • Check you meet all entry requirements. requirements for your programme: Research profile For general guidance on references, visit: Check whether a separate application is www.ed.ac.uk/pg/degrees Research students currently work in most areas of systematic www.ed.ac.uk/postgraduate/references needed for funding. Check any deadlines. • Your English language certificate theology from the patristic era to the medieval era; from the • We strongly encourage you to contact must be no more than two years old Reformation to modern times; and in philosophical theology, from Taught programmes a potential supervisor to discuss your at the beginning of your programme. the early modern period to recent continental thought; and in such Deadlines research interests before making your • We also accept recent degree-level specialised topics as modern Christology; theology and science; Some programmes have application formal application, and you will often be study that was taught and assessed in and theological ethics, all of which represent prominent research deadlines. Please check the programme asked to submit a draft research proposal. English in a majority English speaking interests of current members of staff. Sessions on research entry online for details. For all other Information on staff and their research country (as defined by UK Visas & methods are offered to all students. Within systematic theology, programmes, you are encouraged to interests is available at: www.ed.ac.uk/ Immigration). there is a research seminar for staff and students to which visiting apply no later than one month prior to schools-departments/divinity/staff speakers are invited. Informal reading groups and language entry to ensure there is sufficient time to • Visit www.ed.ac.uk/pg/degrees, navigate Abbreviations: IELTS – International classes in theological German are also offered. process your application. However, earlier to your chosen programme, and click on English Language Testing System; application is recommended, particularly Apply. Follow the instructions within the English language requirements TOEFL-iBT − Test of English as a Foreign where there is a high demand for places online application system. See page 13. Language Internet-Based Test; PTE(A) – or when a visa will be required. Should you Fees and funding Pearson Test of English (Academic); CPE wish to submit a late application, please Joining us from overseas www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/postgraduate − Certificate of Proficiency in English; See also… contact us for guidance. However, if you International applicants are advised to For funding information see also page 14. CAE − Certificate in Advanced English. You may also be interested in research areas offered by other wish to be considered for a financial award check the University’s website to find for admission in September, you should out more about their visa options and our Schools, particularly the Schools of History, Classics & Archeology; www.ed.ac.uk/english-requirements/pg Contact Professor David Fergusson Literatures, Languages & Cultures; Philosophy, Psychology complete your application by the end Integrated English for Academic Purposes Email [email protected] & Language Sciences; and Social & Political Science. of March as funds are normally awarded (IEAP) programme. For more information, by the end of April. School of Divinity visit: www.ed.ac.uk/international/ieap www.ed.ac.uk/studying/prospectus-request funding applications are made at the www.ed.ac.uk/divinity The University of Edinburgh Divinity Postgraduate Opportunities 2016 entry 15 Funding

A large number of scholarships, loans and other funding schemes are available for your postgraduate studies. It is only possible to show a small selection in print. To see the full range, please visit: www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/postgraduate.

Awards are offered by the School of Loans available for study at Normally only those UK/EU students Other scholarship opportunities include: • The Reverend Dr Norma P Robertson Other sources of funding Divinity, the College of Humanities & the University of Edinburgh who have been resident in the UK for the Scholarships The following are examples of the many Social Science, the University of Edinburgh, The University of Edinburgh is a preceding three years are eligible for a full • China Scholarships Council/University At least one award available for scholarships and support schemes available the Scottish, UK and international participating institution in the following award. For some awards, candidates who of Edinburgh Scholarships (China) postgraduate study in Christian History, to students from particular countries who governments and many funding bodies. loans programmes, meaning we certify are EU nationals and are resident in the A number of scholarships for PhD study Bible and Theology: www.ed.ac.uk/ meet certain eligibility criteria. your student status and can help with UK may be eligible for a fees-only award. to candidates who are citizens and student-funding/robertson Here we list a selection of potential sources the application process. www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/ residents of China: www.ed.ac.uk/ • School of Divinity Postgraduate • Beit Trust of financial support for postgraduate research-councils student-funding/china-council Scholarships Beit Trust Scholarships support students applying to the School of Divinity. • The Canada Student Loans • College of Humanities & Social Science Competition is open to all applicants postgraduate students from Malawi, Others are listed online (see above) in Program University of Edinburgh scholarships Studentships and Scholarships on the basis of academic merit. All Zambia and Zimbabwe, usually to The University is eligible to certify undertake a masters degree: the School’s annual funding guide. The University offers a number of Studentships and scholarships are open applicants must have been accepted for Canadian student loan applications: www.beittrust.org.uk scholarships in partnership with the to those admitted to the first year of PhD study towards a postgraduate degree: www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/ Tuition fee discounts following overseas government agencies: research: www.ed.ac.uk/student- www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/ • Chevening Scholarships canadian-loans We offer a 10 per cent discount on funding/research-hss postgraduate/international/humanities/ A number of partial and full funding postgraduate fees for all alumni who have • The Student Awards Agency • Chile scholarships are available to one-year • The Desmond Tutu Masters divinity/school-scholarships graduated with an undergraduate degree Scotland National Commission for Scientific and masters students: www.chevening.org Scholarship (Africa) • Southern African Scholarship from the University. We also offer a 10 per The Student Awards Agency Scotland Technological Research (CONICYT): One scholarship will be awarded to a One award for masters study available to • Commonwealth Scholarships cent discount for international graduates offers eligible students postgraduate www.conicyt.cl student from Africa on a full-time masters students from selected southern African Scholarships available to students who are who spent at least one semester at the tuition fee loans for eligible programmes: • Colombia programme in the School of Divinity: countries: www.ed.ac.uk/student- resident in any Commonwealth country, University of Edinburgh as a visiting www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/pg-loan Administrative Department of Science, undergraduate: www.ed.ac.uk/student- www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/tutu funding/postgraduate/southern-africa other than the UK: www.dfid.gov.uk/cscuk • US Student Loans Technology and Innovation (Colciencias): funding/discounts • Edinburgh Global Masters • TF Torrance Scholarships • Fulbright Scholarships (USA) The University is eligible to certify loan www.colciencias.gov.co Scholarships Scholarships are available to students Scholarships open to US graduate applications for US loan students. Full • Ecuador A number of scholarships are available to accepted on a full-time one-year students in any subject wishing to details on eligibility and how to apply Key Secretaria Nacional de Educacion international students for masters study: MTh degree in the School of Divinity. study in the UK: www.iie.org/fulbright can be found online: www.ed.ac.uk/ Taught masters programmes Superior, Ciencia y Tecnologia (SENESCYT): www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/masters Applicants should be citizens or a resident student-funding/us-loans • Marshall Scholarships (USA) Masters by Research programmes www.educacionsuperior.gob.ec of the ‘Global South’: www.ed.ac.uk/ Research programmes • Edinburgh Global Research Scholarships available to outstanding student-funding/torrance Research council awards • Iraq Scholarships US students wishing to study at any Ministry of Higher Education and Research councils offer awards to masters, These scholarships are designed to • UK/EU Masters Scholarships UK university for at least two years: Scientific Research: MPhil and PhD students in most of the attract high-quality international A number of scholarships for UK and EU www.marshallscholarship.org www.en.mohesr.gov.iq/ Schools within the University of Edinburgh. research students to the University: students who have been accepted on • Scotland’s Saltire Scholarships All studentship applications from the • Mexico www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/ a full-time masters degree programme: A number of scholarships open to students research councils must be made through National Council of Science and global-research www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/ who are citizens permanently and uk-masters the University, through your School or Technology of the United Mexican • Eric Liddell China Saltire ordinarily resident in Canada, China, India College office. Awards can be made for States (CONACYT): Scholarships (China) • University of Edinburgh PhD and the USA for one year of masters study: both taught and research programmes. www.conacyt.mx Ten scholarships are available to Chinese Scholarships www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/saltire Banco de Mexico and the Banco de citizens who are permanent residents of A number of scholarships, open to UK, • Silber Bequest Mexico’s FIDERH trust (FIDERH): mainland China who are accepted on a EU and international PhD students: Funding is available to help prospective www.fiderh.org.mx full-time masters degree programme: www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/ postgraduate students living in the UK development Fundacion Mexicana para la Educacion, www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/liddell who have been granted refugee status: la Tecnologia y la Ciencia (FUNED): • Julius Nyerere Masters www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/silber www.funedmx.org Scholarship (Tanzania) One scholarship is available to citizens of Tanzania who are normally resident in Tanzania who are accepted on a full-time masters degree programme: www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/nyerere “The scholarships have provided me with a wonderful opportunity to study at a premier institution. I wish to work in academia in the future and so my PhD will provide me with the necessary training and qualification to allow me to meet my goals.” Shruti Chaudhry, PhD Sociology, Edinburgh Global Research Scholarship and College of Humanities & Social Science Research Studentship www.ed.ac.uk/divinity The University of Edinburgh Divinity Postgraduate Opportunities 2016 entry 17 Campus map Get in touch

The School of Divinity’s home, New College, has an Detailed maps Contact us unrivalled location at the top of the Mound, overlooking can be found at: For more information about www.ed.ac.uk/maps postgraduate studies at the School one of the most scenic cities in the world. We are a few of Divinity please get in touch. minutes’ walk from the University’s Central Area campus, School of Divinity and close to all city centre amenities. New College Mound Place Edinburgh, UK EH1 2LX Tel +44 (0)131 650 8952 Email [email protected] www.ed.ac.uk/divinity

To make contact with a potential PhD supervisor please see our staff profiles and contact information at: www.ed.ac.uk/ schools-departments/divinity/staff-profiles

Visit us Any potential applicant who would like to visit the School of Divinity is warmly welcomed. To arrange a visit, contact the School’s Postgraduate Office: [email protected]

Many of our applicants are from overseas, which can make visiting difficult, but our academic staff welcome contact and often hold video conversations with potential students.

The University’s Postgraduate Open Day We are is your opportunity to come and meet here! current staff and students. Our next The School campus-based Open Day takes place of Divinity on Wednesday 18 November 2015. For (New College) more information, visit: www.ed.ac.uk/ postgraduate-open-day

The University also runs online information sessions for prospective postgraduate students throughout the year. For more information, visit: www.ed.ac.uk/ postgraduate/online-events

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