The Anglican Foundation HEIS (Higher Education Istitution) is a
group of
12 universities founded by the Church of England and the
National Society in England and Wales.
Together with Methodist and Roman Catholic Foundations they
form the Cathedrals Group of Church Foundation Higher Education
Institutions. Some are also part of the British Chapter of CUAC
(Colleges and Universities of the Anglican Communion).
- The Cathedrals
Group supports the Church Foundation Higher
Education Institutions. The General Secretary is Sue
Boorman
- Colleges and Universities of the Anglican
Communion (CUAC) is a world-wide network of Anglican
Foundation HEIs . There is a British chapter which
organises occasional conferences and enables matters of common
concern to be discussed. The current chair is Prof. Muriel
Robinson
- The Church Colleges and Universities Fund.
Applications are invited from eligible parties for the Church
Colleges and Universities Fund. The criteria and an
application form are attached here.
-
Anglican identity Project
This project seeks to identify ways in which the
specifically Anglican identity of the Anglican foundations is being
expressed now and to explore how it might be expressed in the
future. It aims to set out ways in which the foundation might
continue to be lived out in changed times, with full recognition of
the challenges and opportunities change brings.
To learn more, read
Anglican identity project
outline
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Of the Anglican Institutions, eleven are in England and one in
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