A Duke Divinity degree opens doors to a diverse array of fulfilling career paths, empowering graduates to navigate complex societal challenges and make a meaningful impact across a range of fields.

Our students come from a variety of communities and faith traditions. During their time at Duke Divinity, they grow together in community, deepen their scholarship, and commit to the life of the ...

Professors Polly Ha and Abdullah Antepli are among Duke professors equipping students to respect differing viewpoints in a variety of ways. Read more on Duke Today.

Whether they're full-time residential students or hybrid students who pair online learning with residential intensives, our graduates are prepared for wherever their call takes them. During their time ...

Duke Divinity School has announced the hiring of five new faculty members, the result of searches concluded earlier in the semester. With expertise ranging from music and worship to constructive ...

We sat down for an interview with Kevin Hart, the newly appointed Jo Rae Wright University Distinguished Professor at Duke Divinity School, who also has a secondary appointment in the Department of ...

Divinity alumni Jacob Breeze and Lanecia A. Rouse bring art to the core of theology and community in this article from Faith & Leadership.

The people you meet in prisons can change your life. That’s what Bishop Kenneth Carder has learned during his 58 years of prison ministry. Bishop Carder has visited prisons since 1966 and had a ...

Threatt, M.Div. ’11, was inspired by transformative experiences at Duke Divinity School to teach and advise Duke Divinity faculty on teaching in prisons. Read more from the Kenan Institute.

Throughout Black History Month in February, the Divinity School held the Sankofa Alumni Preaching Series to celebrate the distinct contributions of the school’s alumni of African descent. The word ...

The grant will be used to recruit and support a senior faculty member specializing in Black church studies to foster research and field-defining work in an academic, theological context.