As well as learning in the classroom, students benefit from a programme of teaching trips designed both to broaden their learning and to relate their study directly to its application in their communities. The trips will present examples of excellence and innovation already at work in community development, religious leadership, inter-faith dialogue, and other relevant areas.

The College is pleased to announce that it has planned its end of year academic trip to Rome where a special audience with the Pope will be given.

Teaching trips for for Michaelmas and Lent Term 2009-2010 have so far included:

• The Oxford Centre of Islamic Studies, including discussions with Ahmed Bullock and Dr. Afifi al-Akiti, Fellow in Islamic Studies.
• The Cambridge Union
• Press TV
• Cambridge Interfaith Programme Scriptural Reasoning event, with Ahmad Achtar, Lecturer in Islamic Studies at Heythrop College, Prof. David Ford, Regius Professor of Divinity at the University of Cambridge and Dr. Diana Lipton, Lecturer in Hebrew Bible & Jewish Studies at King's College, London among others.
• BBC Cambridgeshire
• Cambridge Union (Debating Society)
• British Science Museum (special tour with the Exhibition Coordinator)
• Royal Greenwich Observatory
• British Library