Julie Arliss

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Project Coordinator

Julie Arliss coordinates major projects for the Ian Ramsey Centre, including a $3.6M project in Central and Eastern Europe, and numerous initiatives involving outreach to schools. She is a also the Founder and Head of Academy Conferences, a leading provider of events for Religious Studies students and teachers, Gifted students, and headteachers. In recent years, her events have reached over 30,000 students and 4,000 teachers and headteachers across the UK, Australia, and New Zealand. She has worked with the Ian Ramsey Centre on the projects "Accelerating Insight", funded by the Templeton World Charity Foundation, and "Philosothon Expansion," funded by the Templeton Religion Trust.  She is a graduate in theology from the University of Exeter.

 

Julie is also Chair of the Independent Schools Religious Studies Association and is a leading national advocate for the Religious Studies in UK schools.

Research Interests

  • Christian Ethics
  • Philosophy of Religion
  • Science and Religion
  • Religious Language 

Affiliations

  • Independent Schools Religious Studies Association (Chair)
  • University of Exeter

 

Publications

  • The Thinker's Guide to God, John Hunt, 2003, co-authored with Peter Vardy
  • The Thinker's Guide to Evil, John Hunt, 2003, co-authored with Peter Vardy