Seforosa Carroll

Revd Dr Seforosa (Sef) Carroll is a Lecturer in Cross Cultural Ministry and Theology at United Theological College, affiliated with Charles Sturt University's School of Theology. Born in Fiji and raised in Lautoka, she brings a diasporic perspective to her theological work, focusing on migration, hospitality, and cultural intersections.

• Educational background: AssocDip Acc (North Sydney TAFE), BTh, MTh, MTh (Hons) (Sydney College of Divinity), PhD in Theology (Charles Sturt University, 2015)

Her research spans public, contextual, and practical theologies with emphasis on Indigenous epistemologies, ecological ethics, and interfaith engagement. As a CTI Fellow and PaCT Research Fellow, she contributes to theological discourse through interdisciplinary frameworks.

Recent work trends: Interdisciplinary theological analysis connecting migration studies, eco-theology, and cultural identity formation.

• Scientific awards: CTI Fellow, PaCT Research Fellow, Princeton Center of Theological Inquiry resident member

Teaching areas include Christian theology, church identity, ecological theology, Aboriginal cultures, cross-cultural ministry, and feminist theological texts. She supervises guided theology research projects and engages in interfaith dialogue pedagogy.