Widening participation. The OxNet programme, which partners the Dept of Religions & Theology with Oxford University, is designed to attract A-level
students located in the North of the UK, selected by Pembroke College,
Oxford, with the aim of encouraging the study of religions and theology
at university, among other areas in the humanities.
Ketan Adler
and
Kamran Karimullah will host and contribute to the Easter 2020 OxNet
conference at Manchester, and
Michael Hoelzl
will co-ordinate the 2020 OxNet evening seminar series given by Manchester-based
lecturers entitled ‘Religion and Knowledge', also located at the University of Manchester. The seminar programme includes:
Kamran Karimullah, 'Reason and Religion' (11 Feb);
David Law, 'Knowledge of God' (3 March);
Daniel Langton, 'Science and Religious Knowledge' (10 March);
Ketan Alder, 'Religion and the Other' (17 March CANCELLED);
Michael Hoelzl, 'Ethics and Morality' (24 March). Contact
sonja.bernhard@manchester.ac.uk for details of the series at University Place, University of Manchester.
Further information.
