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New College is a historic building at the University of Edinburgh which houses the university's School of Divinity. It is one of the largest and most renowned centres for studies in Theology and Religious Studies in the United Kingdom.
Find out what some of our current students and recent graduates have said about life here at New College. Why study Theology and Religious Studies If you are fascinated by big ideas, by the way people's beliefs influence the way they live then Theology and Religious Studies are the subjects for you.
New College was established in 1843 and became part of the University of Edinburgh, merging with the Faculty of Divinity, in 1935. Statue of John Knox, leader of the Scottish Reformation. Theology at the University since 1583. Theology has been studied at the University since its earliest days.
The School of Divinity is based in the historic New College building, a stone's throw from Edinburgh Castle and with spectacular views over the city. The school comprises 30 academic staff, some 300 undergraduate students and about 160 graduate students from all over the world and with a variety of religious affiliations.
Welcome to the New College online Exhibition! We’ve been teaching Divinity at the University of Edinburgh since its foundation in 1583. But our beautiful and iconic New College building has just reached its 175th anniversary and we think that’s something to celebrate.
Led by men like Cunningham and his colleagues, New College in its earliest days was marked by a fierce and self-sacrificing loyalty to old-style Protestantism, to the distinctive principles and piety of the Free Church of Scotland, and to an
Edinburgh’s “new” college was born out of the break-up of the Church of Scotland in 1843 when the Free Church emerged in protest at what was seen as interference by the state in religious affairs.
