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About The Faculty of Theology

The Faculty of Theology at the University of Oslo conducts research and teaching in theology and religion, focusing on Christianity, Islam, Judaism and Inter-religious Studies.

Organization

The faculty board is the faculty's highest decision-making body. The faculty and the faculty board is led by the Dean.

Vacancies

Administrative Regulations for the Faculty of Theology

The Administrative Regulations are based on the following laws, agreements and regulations: The Norwegian University and University Colleges Act, the Norwegian Civil Service Act and the University of Oslo HR Regulations, Election Regulations and Procedural Regulations for the Election or Appointment of Deans/Pro-Deans, the regulations governing studies and examinations at the University of Oslo, the regulations on the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree at the University of Oslo and the University of Oslo general rules for faculties. 

Contact the Faculty of Theology

Faculty of Theology
PO Box 1023
NO-0315 Oslo

Phone: +47 22 85 03 00

postmottak@tf.uio.no

Press contact

Getting around

Map, buildings etc...

Events in english

3:15 PM, Room 214, Domus Theologica
11:15 AM, Faculty Library, Domus Theologica

News

  • New Book: Threshold and Places: On Existential Spatiality 2 Oct. 19, 2026

    What does it mean to live in space-not just occupy it, but inhabit it meaningfully? Thresholds and Places explores how spatial experience shapes human existence, tracing the tension between moments of transition and sites of belonging.

  • New book: Coptic Apocrypha Oct. 19, 2026

    The contributors to this volume present detailed and groundbreaking studies of Coptic apocrypha in the context of Egypt in late antiquity and the early Islamic period, including new editions as well as studies synthesizing their history and development over the centuries.

  • New book: The Parables and Their Reception Oct. 19, 2026

    The Parables and Their Reception explores the reception history of Jesus’ parables. This volume brings together several scholars from a 2022 conference in Oslo and looks beyond Jesus and the gospels and towards the parables’ afterlives.