Religious Studies Forum
The QUB Research Forum in Religious Studies is an interdisciplinary grouping of scholars from across the University and from its affiliated theological colleges interested in exploring themes and issues relating to religion in culture and society. It brings together researchers from fields as varied as history, philosophy, theology, literature, science and social science, fostering the sharing of ideas and collaboration on topics of recognised importance in current intellectual discourse. Open to postgraduate students as well as to academic staff, the Forum aims to host international symposia and major public lectures and to mount regular series of seminars with internal and also external speakers. Events are organised by a ‘steering group’, made up of academics from a wide range of QUB schools and recognised colleges and chaired by Professor David Livingstone. The Forum is hosted by the Institute of Theology.
NEXT EVENT: Thursday 7 March 2013, 4.15-5.30pm
"The place of Islam and the Arab Spring"
Professor Beverley Milton-Edwards
Seminar to be held in Union Theological College, Botanic Avenue (next to the McClay Library); parking in QUB car parks is free as of 4pm.
SEMINAR SERIES: Spring 2013 Seminar series (7 Feb, 7 March, and 18 April) [read more]
