There are over 40 students enrolled in CRQS programmes interested in a wide range of subjects.
Current MA by Research students
- Margie Dahl (Australia), ‘Methodist and Quaker Women’s Spiritual Experience’.
- Nicole Cline (USA), Francis King 1818 – 91.
- Andrew Jack, ‘Wittgenstein and the Quakers’.
- Stephen Brooks, ‘ Habermas and Quaker Business Method’.
- Kelvin Beer-Jones, ‘Quakers and the History of Anthropology’.
- Phillipa Andrews ‘Liberty in Eighteenth-Century Quaker Thought’.
Current PhD students
- Penelope Cummins ‘Internal Secularisation within British Quakerism’.
- Fran Handrick, ‘The Effects of Changing Patterns of Employment on Amish Women in Old Order Communities’.
- Margaret Johnston, ‘Quakers and the Priesthood’.
- Glen Morrison, ‘Patterns of Church Planting amongst Early Friends’.
- Kevin Mortimer (USA), ‘Orthodox and Quaker Soteriology’.
- Dan Randazzo, ‘A Quaker Theology of Reconciliation’.
- Mark Read, ‘Quakers at Work’.
- John Shinebourne ‘The Meaning of Membership’.
- Nicola Sleapwood, ‘Quakers and Business in the Twentieth century’.
- Andrew Fincham, ‘Quaker Attitudes to Commerce’.
- Marion Strachan, ‘Norwegian Quaker Relief after the Second World War’.
- Frederique Green, ‘The American politico-legal system and the Amish’.
- Ian Toombs, ‘Secular Religion and the Sunday Service’.
- Ian Cook, ‘Quakers and the Iron Industry, 1750 – 1800’.
- Hilary Marson ‘A Quaker Theology of Personal Crisis’.