The St Andrew's Foundation is the home of Catholic Teacher Education in Scotland and an international hub of knowledge exchange and research. It is located in the School of Education and works in partnership with the Scottish Government and the Bishops’ Conference to ensure a high-quality education for prospective teachers. As well as offering a range of courses at Undergraduate and Masters level, we are committed to creating a vibrant research and teaching culture, with international impact, in the field of Catholic education. The Foundation is affiliated to the World Union of Catholic Teachers and the Association of Catholic Institutes of Education.
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Cardinal Winning Lecture 2020 - Dr Rebekah Lamb, Lecturer in Theology and the Arts, University of St Andrews
Cardinal Winning Lecture 2019 - Archbishop Paul Gallagher, Secretary for Relations with States for the Holy See
Cardinal Winning Lecture 2018 - First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon
Faith Enriching Leadership is a programme of four online sessions focusing on the experience, expertise and charism of individual leaders in their distinctive fields of work. We welcome the following eminent speakers: Raymond Friel, Mark Millar MBE, Baroness Maeve Sherlock and Cardinal Joseph W Tobin CSsR.
‘Theology Thursdays’ is a programme of seminars aimed at non-experts and beginners. Each seminar has a particular theological focus, lasts for one hour and is taught by an expert in the field. The seminars will take place via ZOOM.
To book your place, email: St Andrew's Foundation
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