Groups C and D of the Theological and Religious Studies Tripos currently comprise the following papers:
Paper 14.          Theology and science.
Paper 15A.       Hebrew II.
Paper 15B.       Hebrew III.
Paper 16.          The religion and literature of the Old Testament.
Paper 17.          New Testament texts in Greek.
Paper 18.          Jesus.
Paper 19.          Paul and the early church.
Paper 20.          Study of theology.
Paper 21.          Christian [...]

This is a taught course designed primarily for graduates of other humanities disciplines (including those who may have studied some theology as part of a broader interdisciplinary degree) who intend for professional, academic, or personal reasons to shift the focus of their studies into the area of theology and religious studies. Although this course cannot [...]

Applicants for this course must gain admission as Graduate Students, and should therefore normally hold a First or good Second Class Honours degree or the equivalent. They should also normally have a grounding in the appropriate areas of theology or cognate disciplines, which would include the relevant biblical languages. North American applicants should give their [...]

•    The research proposal should either be feasible as it stands, or show sufficient
originality and focussed awareness of relevant critical issues to suggest that a workable definition of the research topic could be achieved early in the first year of
research.
Supervision
•    We must have a supervisor who is both willing and able to ensure the successful [...]

· A good upper second class degree or above, with full breakdown of marks. GPA 3.8
or above where appropriate, at least at PG or final year UG level,
· Evidence of some coursework in all relevant major fields of a theology or religious studies degree (e.g. history/doctrine/Bible, or philosophy/religious traditions/religious texts)
· Ancient Languages: for Ph.D. in [...]

FACULTY OF DIVINITY St John’s Street, Cambridge, CB2 1TW
The Divinity Faculty provides excellent facilities for research in biblical studies, ancient, medieval and modern Judaism, patrisdes, church history, doctrine, philosophy of religion and ethics, the relationship of religion and science, and in the study of religions with special reference to Islam, and Hinduism and Buddhism in [...]

The course provides a training in research through seminars, classes, and individual supervised study. The primary focus must be chosen from among the following: (A) Literature; (B) Philosophy; (C) History; (D) Archaeology; (E) Linguistics; (X) Interdisciplinary approaches to the ancient world. The course also caters for candidates who still need to bring their knowledge of [...]

FACULTY OF CLASSICS
Sklgwlck Site, Sidgwkk Avenue, Cambridge, CB3 9DA
Cambridge is one of the world’s foremost centres of classical research. Supervision is available by leading scholars in all the main areas of classical studies. The Faculty building is among the largest and best equipped in the world, including its own library, seminar rooms, museum (with sculpture [...]

A small number of highly recommended candidates can be accepted annually when their proposed research has the promise of being satisfactorily developed through registration at Cambridge. In Cambridge there is particular interest in medieval art and architecture; aspects of the art and architecture of the Renaissance in Italy, France and Germany; Dutch, French and Italian [...]

In the second Diploma year each student writes a single dissertation of 10,000-20,000 words on a chosen subject. The Faculty allow this to constitute 75% of the year’s work,
though this is unusual, and the minimum proportion of 25% is chosen by the majority. The remainder of the second examination consists of the presentation of studio [...]