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Lectures and Classes

If you would like a list of the lectures and classes taking place in the Studium this term,  please contact the Academic Registrar at admin@bfriars.ox.ac.uk

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Timetable for trinity Term 2020

Lectures are held in the Aula at Blackfriars unless otherwise indicated.

Monday

Monday
09:00 The Trinity and Creation II Rev Dr Richard Conrad OP
10:00 Anthropology and Philosophy of Mind Dr Daniel De Haan
11.00 Canon Law II Rev Dr Robert Ombres OP
12:00 Eschatology Rev Dr Oliver Keenan OP
14:00 Canon Law III Rev Dr Robert Ombres OP

Tuesday
9:00 Beginners’ Greek Rev Dr Richard Ounsworth OP
10:00 Greek Reading Class Rev Dr Richard Ounsworth OP
11:00 Theology of Augustine Dr Vika Lebzyak
14:00 Modern/Contemporary Philosophy Very Rev David Rocks OP
15:00 Modern Philosophy Reading Class Very Rev David Rocks OP

Wednesday
9:00 Medieval Theology Rev Dominic Ryan OP
10.00 Confessional Practice * Rev Dr Robert Ombres OP
11:00 Science, Philosophy and Religion Dr Mikolaj Slawkoswki-Rode
12:00 Theology of World Religions Very Rev Dr Martin Ganeri OP
14:00 Theology of Aquinas Rev Dominic Ryan OP
16:00 Advanced Hebrew Mr Cyril Chilson

Thursday
9:00 Beginners’ Greek Rev Dr Richard Ounsworth OP
11:00 Aesthetics Dr Mikolaj Slawkoswki-Rode
12.00 Latin Fathers Rev Dr Aidan Nichols OP
14:00 Intermediate Latin Rev Tamsin Geach OP
15:00 Beginners’ Latin § Rev Tamsin Geach OP

Friday
9:00 Beginners’ Latin § Rev Tamsin Geach OP
10:00 Intermediate Latin Rev Tamsin Geach OP
11:00 Beginners Hebrew Mr Cyril Chilson
12:00 Advanced Latin Rev Tamsin Geach OP
14:00-16:00 Psychology (Weeks 4-7) Prof Peter Hampson/Mr Charles Hampton

* This class is restricted to Studium students nominated by the Regent.

§ This class is restricted to students who have completed the Beginners’ Latin course Michaelmas and Hilary Terms.

Attendance by those who are not Blackfriars students

  • Cur­rent members of Oxford University may usually attend lectures and classes with­out further registration or fees.
  • Mem­bers of the public who wish to attend lectures or classes should download a Blackfriars Lecture Registration Form or collect one from the Porters’ Lodge), complete it and submit it at the Porters’ Lodge before the beginning of Term. They will be admitted only at the discre­tion of the Moderators and upon payment of the fee, which is £130 for a set of twice-weekly language classes, £65 for a set of weekly language classes, and £60 for each other set of lectures/classes. They may apply for a conces­sion of 50% of this fee, or for the fee to be waived.
    • Members of the public must not attend lectures or classes without permission and should agree in writing to the conditions under which they are allowed to attend.
    • Members of the public should not use the MCR except as guests of a member of the MCR.

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