Undergraduate
Undergraduate Programmes in Divinity and Theology
Lead College:
Heythrop College
Heythrop, one
of the oldest Colleges within the University of London, is a
specialist College of theology and philosophy. Like most of the
colleges at Britain's oldest universities, Heythrop was
originally a religious foundation, set up in 1614 by the Society
of Jesus (the Jesuits) to train its own members. Heythrop became
a non-grant receiving School of the University in 1970, and in
1971 was granted a Royal Charter establishing it as one of the
Colleges of the University of London.
