Information and Opportunities for Individuals
University Open Days
These take place in June/July and September each year.
We are delighted to announce that the Faculty will be participating in the University's 2024 Open Day on Friday 20th September.
We shall welcome visitors and you will have the opportunity to meet some of our tutors and students in our teaching space.
It is free and booking is not required. For more information on University Open Days click here.
We are delighted to announce the following schedule of events.
Our Faculty will be open to visitors between 9:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. You are welcome to drop-in but visitors are especially encouraged to attend the following timetabled events (registration is not required):
| Time | Event | |
|---|---|---|
| 10:00-11:00 |
Theology and Religion at Oxford An introduction to the course and Faculty, including the BA in Philosophy and Theology and the BA in Religion and Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, with advice on how to make a competitive application and Q&A. (There will be a short break between this session and the lecture that follows.) |
With Dr Mary Marshall and current students. |
|
11:00-12:00 |
A Taster Lecture with Q&A: The Intersection of Science and Theology |
With Prof. Mark Harris |
|
14:30-15:30 |
A subject taster session: Hebrew for Absolute Beginners | With Dr Cian Power |
|
14:30-15:30 |
Q&A for Family, Friends and Supporters | With Dr Mary Marshall |
We look forward to welcoming you!
In the meantime, there are plenty of alternative online opportunities to discover Oxford and all that it has to offer. Visit our Online Resources page for useful links.
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UNIQ
This year the Faculty of Theology and Religion will run two UNIQ schools, each lasting four days and welcoming around thirty Y12 students. UNIQ is a programme organised by the University of Oxford, for more information and to find out whether you are eligible and how to apply, please see the UNIQ website.
Public Lectures and Events
Throughout the year, the Faculty hosts a number of special lectures which are open to members of the public (as distinct from the lectures for University students which are published in our Faculty Lecture Schedule). Everyone, including prospective students, is very welcome to attend. You can find out about these lectures in the Events section of our website. They will also be announced in our Faculty News and social media accounts. If you live near to Oxford, you may like to attend a lecture. Some lectures are recorded and you can view past lectures on our YouTube channel (click here to find out more about our Online Resources).
Remember, if you do not live near Oxford, there may be similar opportunities for you at local universities and museums.
Independent Visits
The best time to visit is on a University Open Day, when many colleges, departments and other University buildings will be open and able to welcome you with special events and information. However, if you cannot make it to an Open Day or for any other reason it is possible to make an independent visit. For the University’s guidance and resources on Independent visits please click here.
The Faculty welcomes prospective students and applicants and, whenever practical, we will try to accommodate your visit. If you would like to make an independent visit to the Faculty, please email undergraduate.enquiries@theology.ox.ac.uk
College Opportunities for Individuals
We are pleased to promote the opportunities available in Colleges which may be of interest to potential students and applicants. Information and links will be added to this page as they become available.
Trinity College Beyond the Classroom (BTC) Online Academic Enrichment Programme
Starting again in 2025 on Wednesdays from 5th March at 4:30pm, until 9th July!
Registrations for state school students in Year 7-12 are now officially OPEN!
Our online after-school academic enrichment programme in 2025 will feature a new series of mini lectures, Oxplore taster sessions, academic skills talks and advice about preparing for university study, including University of Oxford. Take a look at the programme for each week's theme as they emerge.
Begins 5th March and students attending 7 or more sessions will qualify for certificate of participation from Trinity College, Oxford.
New for 2025: Year 12 BTC Extension Programme
If you are now in Year 12, attend a state school and are seriously considering applying to study one of the 19 courses Trinity College admits for to study at the University of Oxford, you can also request one of 20 places on our brand new BTC Extension Programme on the same form, below!
The Extension Programme includes a free one night- two day residential taking place at Trinity College on the 10-11th April 2025, where you will take part in a mini tutorial in your subject area, have access to the library, free time for revision and private study to explore your subject in more detail and meet other participants on the programme. Throughout the year, you'll also be supported to explore your subject in more depth with suggested reading and other materials, take part in online mini tutorials and receive additional support with your Oxford application.
Sign up to Beyond the Classroom & the Extension Programme now by completing our Registration Form.
