Revd Canon Dr Charlotte Methuen
University of Glasgow
Honours:
The Formation of the Faith: Studies in the Early Church and Patristics (2010-2011, Semester 2)
Studies in Reformation History (2011-2012)
BD:
course convenor and lectures for: Church and Society in Scotland (Honours) / Church and Congregation (level 2) (2011-2012)
other courses:
course convenor, lectures and seminars for: TRS 2: Traditions and Transformations (2011-2012)
University of Oxford
teaching BA:
FHS Paper 8: Lecture course: The European Reformation (HT 2006, HT 2007, HT 2008, MT 2008)
FHS Paper 10: Further Studies in History and Doctrine: Martin Luther (MT 2006, MT 2007, MT 2008, MT 2009, MT 2010)
FHS Paper 10: Further Studies in History and Doctrine: John Calvin (MT 2008)
reading course: Controversial texts of the Reformation (TT 2007, TT 2008, TT 2009)
reading course: Luther’s Reformation Treatises of 1520 (TT 2006)
tutorial teaching for the paper “History and Theology in Western Christianity 1500-1619”
teaching BTh/CTh:
Lecture course: The Reformation: An Introduction (HT 2009, HT 2010, HT 2011); contribution to lectures on Liturgy (history of BCP; MT 2009, MT 2010); tutorials and supervision for History papers (A3b, C2) and for Christian Worship (D3)
teaching MSt / MPhil Theology (Ecclesiastical History)
with Prof Sarah Foot: designed and led new course on the Nature and Practice of Ecclesiastical History (MT 2008-HT2009)
classes on the Historiography of Calvin, Foxe and Burnet (MT 2005, MT 2006, MT 007)
co-founder of Ecclesiastical History Research Workshop (initiated TT 2008)
research supervision:
for MSt (one-year Masters), MPhil (two-year Masters) and DPhil
examining:
for Preliminary Examination, BA Final Honours School and MPhil / MSt
Johannes-Gutenberg-Universität Mainz
Summer semester 2011: Lecture: “The History of women and vocation“
Seminar: “Women in the Reformation”
Oxford Brookes University
2008-2009, Semester 2: History Faculty, module U67521: The Weimar Republic and the Rise of Nazism (1918-1933)
2009-2001: Theology Faculty: FdA Ministry and MA Ministry: Teaching and supervision for the following modules
U70403: Growing in knowledge and understanding of the Christian tradition (History and Doctrine)
U70406: Developing knowledge and skill for ministry 1 (Liturgy)
U70431: Liturgical ministry in the church
MA: Theological Foundations for Ministry (Liturgy)
Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg
Winter semester 2005-6: Seminar: “Medieval Women Mystics: Theologians of a Feminine Experience of God?” (3 weekend blocks)
Summer semester 1996: reading course: “Women and Authority in the Early Church”
April-July 1993: reading course: “The Theology and Philosophy of the Enlightenment in Britain and Germany” (with Dr. Reinhold Bernhardt, Systematic Theology)
Ruhr-Universität Bochum
Winter semester 2001-2: Proseminar: Luther’s Catechisms
Reading course: On the definition of “Reformation”
English for Theologians
Summer semester 2001: Proseminar: Luther’s De captivitate babylonica ecclesiae (praeludium)
Reading course: Faith and Reason in the Enlightenment
Winter semester 2000-1: Proseminar: The Confessio Augustana
Reading course: Medieval mysticism
Summer semester 2000: Proseminar: Luther’s An den christlichen Adel deutscher Nation
Reading course: Theological Controversies about Free Will
Winter semester 1999-2000: Hauptseminar: Sexuality and the Church (with Prof. Dr. Erich Geldbach)
Reading course: The Reformation in Europe
Summer semester 1999: Proseminar: Philip Melanchthon
Seminar: The History of Biblical Interpretation (with Prof. Dr. Jürgen Ebach and Dr. Ulrike Bail; Old Testament)
Reading course: Luther’s early reformation treatises from 1520
Winter semester 1998-9: Proseminar : Luther’s 95 Theses
Hauptseminar: “Was die Welt im Innersten zusammenhält”: The Dialogue between Theology and the Natural Sciences (with Prof. Dr. Christian Link; Systematic Theology)
Reading course: Women in the Reformation
Summer semester 1998: Proseminar: The Colloquy of Marburg and other Sixteenth-Century Eucharistic Controversies
Winter semester 1997-8: Proseminar: Erasmus
Reading course: The English Reformation
Summer semester 1997: Proseminar: The Early Reformation in Germany
Universität Hamburg
Winter semester 1995-6: Seminar for teaching candidates: The German Reformation
Reading course: Women and Authority in the Early Church
Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena
Winter semester 2002-3: Hauptseminar: “Women and the Reformation” (3 weekend blocks)
Kirchliche Hochschule Wuppertal
Winter semester 2006-7: Hauptseminar: “Medieval Women Mystics: Theologians of a Feminine Experience of God?”
College of the Transfiguration (CPSA Seminary), Grahamstown, South Africa
April / May 2002: contributions to lecture and seminar courses including:
The Reformation and the Sacraments (Systematic Theology);The English Reformation (Anglican Studies); Celebrating the Eucharist / Principles of Homiletics (Liturgy); Masculinity (Women’s Studies)