Global Research Centers

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Researchers from all over the world are currently establishing the Global Network of Research Centers for Theology, Religious and Christian Studies. It now consists of 45 research universities and institutions. We are reposting this for new readers and those who have not previously considered this information.

The Global Network wants to foster their intellectual exchange by enabling doctoral students and post-docs to pursue their research at participating institutions for one or two terms – and by conducting multi-lateral colloqia on pressing theological questions.

TERMS OF COOPERATION

The universities cooperating in the Global Network agreed on a memorandum of understanding which lays out the organization of the international academic exchange.

In 2009 members of the Global Network for Research Centers met in Heidelberg to discuss the details of an exchange of research fellows within the network.  They unanimously agreed on a memorandum of understanding which lays out the organization of the international academic exchange. Thank you for reading! Please respond to our call to action and read the blog directly below it.

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STEERING COMMITEE

Konrad Schmid (Zürich), Chair

Sonja Wong (Hongkong)

Gordon Mikoski (Princeton)

Louis C. Jonker (Stellenbosch)

The following universities are involved in the Global Network of Research Centers.

http://globalnetresearch.org/participating-universities/

• Amsterdam: Free University

• Atlanta: Emory University, Center for the Study of Law and Religion

• Beijing / Peking

  • Beijing: Peking University (Beida)

  • Beijing: Renmin University of China

  • Beijing: Tsinghua University

  • Beijing Normal University

• Berkeley: Graduate Theological Union

• Bloemfontain: University of the Free State

• Cambridge, UK: University of Cambridge

• Cambridge, USA: Harvard Divinity School

• Canberra: Charles Sturt University

• Chicago

  • Chicago: Loyola University

  • Chicago: University of Chicago

• Copenhagen: University of Copenhagen

• Curitiba: Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Paraná

• Debrecen Reformed Theological University

• Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh

• Guangzhou, China: Sun Yat-sen University

• Heidelberg: University of Heidelberg

• Helsinki: University of Helsinki

• Hong Kong

  • Hong Kong: Baptist University

  • Hong Kong: Chinese University of Hong Kong

  • Hong Kong: China Graduate School of Theology

  • Hong Kong: Lutheran Seminary

  • Hong Kong: University of Hong Kong

• Jerusalem: Hebrew University

• Moscow: St. Tikhon’s Orthodox University

• München: Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität

• New Haven: Yale University

• New York: Fordham University

• Notre Dame: University of Notre Dame

• Oslo

  • Oslo: MF Norwegian School of Theology

  • Oslo: University of Oslo

• Oxford: Oxford University

• Potchefstroom, South Africa: North-West University

• Princeton Theological Seminary

• Richmond: Union Theological Seminary and Presbyterian School of Christian Education

• Rome

  • Rome: Pontificial Biblical Institute

  • Rome: Pontifical Gregorian University

• São Leopoldo, Brazil: Faculdades EST

• Sarajevo: University of Sarajevo

• Seoul

  • Seoul: Presbyterian University and Theological Seminary

  • Seoul: Theological University, Bucheon

  • Seoul: Yonsei University

• Stellenbosch University, South Africa

• Strasbourg: University of Strasbourg

• Taiwan

  • Taiwan: National Central University

• Wuhan, China: Wuhan University

• Zurich: University of Zurich

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