University of Divinity Research Impact Evaluation Report

16 June 2025

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Executive Summary

Research impact evaluation for University of Divinity, using the “Fields of Research” classification and the “Rating Standard” metric. This analysis includes works published from 2011 to 2019, identified by the “Automatic” assignment method, using OpenAlex author affiliations to assign outputs to an institution. Apportionment is uniformly distributed and inherited from the journal. Each column shows a 6-year moving window, labeled by the final year in the range. A minimum of 50 publications per cell is required to qualify for evaluation.

Research Impact Evaluation

Fields of Research	2016	2017	2018	2019	Rating Standard
30 - Agricultural, Veterinary and Food Sciences
31 - Biological Sciences
32 - Biomedical and Clinical Sciences
33 - Built Environment and Design
34 - Chemical Sciences
35 - Commerce, Management, Tourism and Services
36 - Creative Arts and Writing
37 - Earth Sciences
38 - Economics
39 - Education
40 - Engineering
41 - Environmental Sciences
42 - Health Sciences
43 - History, Heritage and Archaeology
44 - Human Society
45 - Indigenous Studies
46 - Information and Computing Sciences
47 - Language, Communication and Culture
48 - Law and Legal Studies
49 - Mathematical Sciences
50 - Philosophy and Religious Studies
51 - Physical Sciences
52 - Psychology
99 - Multidisciplinary

Data updated 07 December 2024

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Outputs

Title	Cited By	Year
Identity matters: the centrality of ‘conferred identity’ as symbolic power and social capital in higher education mobility Brenda Holt International Journal of Inclusive Education	22	2011
Willingness to communicate from an English as an International Language (EIL) perspective: The case of Macau Yiqian Cao, Wei Wei System	17	2019
The Historical and Human Existence of Jesus in Paul’s Letters Simon Gathercole Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus	14	2018
The Appearances of the Risen Christ: A Lexical-exegetical Examination of St Paul and Other Witnesses Gerald O’Collins Irish Theological Quarterly	13	2014
The Book of Revelation: Hope in Dark Times Francis J. Moloney Religions	10	2019
Anglican Social Thought and the Shaping of Political Economy in Britain: Joseph Butler, Josiah Tucker, William Paley and Edmund Burke Paul Oslington History of Economics Review	8	2017
Attributions in a Spiritual Healing Context: An Archival Analysis of a 1920s Healing Movement Ryan J. Williams, Fraser Watts Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion	7	2014
“The Chief Glory of God [Is] in Self-Denying, Suffering Love!”: True Religion in Harriet Beecher Stowe’s<i>Uncle Tom’s Cabin</i> Curtis Evans The Journal of Religion	5	2012
Death, Decay and Delight in Cyprian of Carthage Edwina Murphy Scrinium	5	2019
‘Alive by default’: An exploration of Velleman’s unfair burdens argument against state sanctioned euthanasia Xavier Symons, Reginald Mary Chua Bioethics	4	2019

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Executive Summary

Research Impact Evaluation

University of Divinity Research Impact Evaluation Report