Peter Williams

Dr. Peter Williams is the Principal of Tyndale House and an Academic staff member at the University of Cambridge's Faculty of Divinity. His expertise lies in Scriptural languages and Hebrew studies, focusing on religious texts and early Christian scholarship. He holds a Professorial rank and is actively involved in research and teaching within the Faculty. Dr. Williams is affiliated with the School of Arts & Humanities and has advised PhD students within the Divinity program.

• Affiliations: Tyndale House, Faculty of Divinity, University of Cambridge
• Research Focus: Scriptural languages, Hebrew textual analysis, and theological studies

His academic work bridges biblical scholarship and contemporary theological discourse, with contributions to understanding early Christian texts and their historical contexts. Dr. Williams collaborates with international scholars and participates in interdisciplinary research clusters such as the Cambridge Forum for Jewish Studies and the Cambridge Late Antiquity Network.

Publications span both theological research and strategic business studies, reflecting a dual academic engagement. He has contributed to initiatives like the Cambridge Interfaith Programme, promoting inter-religious dialogue and academic outreach.

• Key Roles: Principal of Tyndale House, Academic advisor, Research collaborator
• Engagement: Supervises graduate students, participates in Divinity seminars, and leads academic discussions on religious texts.