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16.01.2022 For a chance to hear Carrie Schroeder of the University of the Pacific talk about her work on Coptic Digital Humanities, come along at 1 pm on Monday July 16 to Macquarie University, Australian Hearing Hub Level 5 Seminar room, AH 5.212. All welcome!

15.01.2022 In 2015, we celebrate ten years of Coptic Studies at Macqaurie University. Join us for a celebration event, featuring a lecture by Heike Behlmer, Göttingen University (foundation lecturer in Coptic Studies at Macquarie), and to be attended by their Graces HG Bishop Daniel of Sydney and Affiliated Regions, HG Bishop Suriel of Melbourne and Affiliated Regions, and HG Bishop Daniel of St. Shenouda Monastery Sydney. All welcome, no charge: please register at http://www.cvent.com/d/drqttc Hosted by the MQ Ancient Cultures Research Centre, and Coptic Studies at MQ within the Department of Ancient History. (https://www.facebook.com/groups/124480734229054/?fref=ts)

11.01.2022 Macquarie Coptic Studies PhD candidate Mother Antonia writes about her thesis research in this blog post.

07.01.2022 An update from the Deir el-Surian conservation project.

05.01.2022 Hi all, Just a friendly reminder that enrolment for the 2018 Summer Macquarie Ancient Language School is currently open, and the cut-off date for the early-bird discount is Monday December 4th. The school runs from the 8th to the 12th of January. Once again I will be running the Beginners Coptic course. The course covers much of the easier grammar taught in the university’s Coptic A and B units, focusing mainly on Sahidic but also with a session on Bohairic, showing the main ...differences between these two dialects. In class exercises are drawn from Biblical and other literary material, and some non-literary material. I’d like to encourage anyone interested to join, or to pass on the details to anyone you know who might be interested. Coptic generally receives lower numbers of enrolments than other languages, and it is vital that we continue to support the teaching and study of this language, history, and culture and Macquarie. See more