Melbourne College of Divinity
Melbourne College of Divinity (MCD) offers academic services to the Christian churches, to the academic staff and students, and to the wider community. MCD serves its people and the wider community through dialogue with traditions and values that have been refined over the centuries.
Upcoming Events
September 2010
- Saturday 4
20th Annual SVD Mission Day: Learning from the Other - Sunday 5
Refugee Festival - Tuesday 7
Violence and Our Society Today - Tuesday 14
The Christian Response to Anger and Violence in our Society - Wednesday 15
Book Launch of Interpreting Excess by Shane Mackinlay - Thursday 16
'Jesus the Christ' National eConference - Tuesday 21
University of Oxford : Faith-Based Humanitarianism - Tuesday 21
Social Justice and the Christian Churches' Response - Monday 27
Postgraduate Research Conference in Theology and Philosophy
October 2010
- Friday 1
Creation, Nature and the Built Environment - Saturday 30
ISCAST Intensive 2010: Who Says? The Use and Misuse of the...
November 2010
Latest News
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The MCD Centenary Conferral Ceremony at Wilson Hall, The University of Melbourne on 22 April 2010
22 April 2010
Professor Glyn Davis AC, The Vice Chancellor of The University of Melbourne delivered the Centenary Graduation Address. Read more ›
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The MCD 2010 Centenary Reception at Government House on 17 February, 2010
17 February 2010
The Governor of Victoria, Professor David de Kretser and Mrs de Kretser hosted a reception at Government House to mark the Centenary of the MCD Read more ›
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The MCD 2010 Centenary Reception at Government House on 17 February, 2010
17 February 2010
The Dean, Prof Paul Beirne on the MCD 2010 Centenary and view Government House Reception photo gallery Read more ›
Acknowledgement of Indigenous Australians
The Melbourne College of Divinity and its affiliated Recogized Teaching Institutions (RTIs) acknowledge with respect the traditional owners of this land and, in particular, the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation.
We encourage and support MCD faculty, administrative staff and students to work creatively in implementing appropriate policies and practices in our various RTIs, in consultation with Indigenous leaders.
We recognize our responsibilities and opportunities as Christian educational institutions to respect and understand Australia's Indigenous peoples, to build a more just Australia and to commit ourselves to the work of reconciliation.
