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Professors Linda Hogan and Gillian Wylie will host two important conversations for Global Ethics Day 2020 on 21st October. Expert panels will discuss the ethics of COVID-19 (12pm) and direct provision in Ireland (2pm) . Follow the link to view the programme and register.

Trinity Long Room Hub’s Behind the Headlines series resumed in October with Head of School, Professor Siobhán Garrigan, speaking on theology’s wisdom for facing radical uncertainty. Follow the link to read the Long Room Hub’s write-up and access the video.

Writing in the Covid-19 Law and Human Rights Observatory blog, Prof. Linda Hogan reflects on the critical role that ethics has to play in the development of a vaccine for Covid-19 by assuring both the integrity of the process and public confidence in the science. Follow the link to read the article.

The School of Religion is pleased to announce that the new platform Genderhub developed by Dr Maja Halilovic-Pastuovic and Prof Gillian Wylie is live now. The Genderhub is a novel and valuable repository for material, ideas and analysis about the intersections of gender, violent extremism and countering violent extremism. Follow the link to access Genderhub.

The School of Religion is now taking applications for PhD studies via distance learning. This path allows students to study towards their research degree from their residential location, while participating in required modules and partaking in the School’s postgraduate and research community via online activities. Visit our PhD page to learn more.

The School of Religion is pleased to announce our new Dual BA Degree between Trinity College Dublin and Columbia University in the City of New York. The programme allows students to earn a Dual BA from two of the world’s leading universities, spending two years at each and earning undergraduate degrees from both. Follow the link to learn more, or contact jwelch@tcd.ie.