Sarum College in Salisbury’s Cathedral Close is the region’s leading centre for learning on spirituality, iturgy, theology, leadership and the arts.
We provide an extensive educational programme, from a wide variety of short courses to two MA programmes delivered in partnership with the University of Winchester: one in Christian Spirituality and the other in Christian Liturgy.
Many of our courses are residential, giving visitors the opportunity to sample the whole "Sarum experience". Residential courses often begin with dinner on the first evening, an introduction lecture, and time to relax in the bar and meet other participants. In addition to the excellent teaching by College staff and external experts, specially organised trips are sometimes included in the programme.
Learning with like-minded people while staying in a Grade 1 listed building in the Cathedral Close is an experience to remember.
Either visit the webpages on the subject area:
Christian Spirituality
Theological Studies
Liturgy and Worship
Leadership and Ministry
Arts and Culture
Or, browse our chronological online courses and events list
Or, download our current Courses and Events Programme
Go to the Conferences page

If your course at Sarum College does not include meals or overnight stays, or if you wish to spend extra time in Salisbury, browse our hospitality pages or email us.
Sarum values and seeks to learn from the wisdom of different faith traditions. Events run by the College, as well as the membership of our Advisory Council and Executive Committee, reflect this ecumenism.
Similarly, all events run by the college are open to everyone, regardless of gender, colour, race or class, and to those of any Church affiliation or none.
To learn more:
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Download the January to June 2010 course brochure
Download a booking form
Send email to request a programme by post

Learn more about Sarum College's Director of Studies, Dr Michael DeLashmutt
Sarum College's international symposium will consider the multifaceted role played by wisdom within Christian thought and practice and reflect on ways in which wisdom can inform the mission of the Christian churches today. Our purpose in organising such an event is to carefully discern how wisdom can help our churches to interrelate theology, spirituality and Christian practice.
The College is hosting a number of events to celebrate 150 years of theological education and 15 years since the founding of Sarum College as an ecumenical centre for Christian research and study.