Religion

RCSI recognises and cherishes the rich cultural and spiritual diversity of the RCSI staff and student body.

Our core values of Respect, Collegiality, Scholarship and Innovation create a dynamic learning environment that continuously seeks to build an inclusive and hospitable community for all. We value equally the diversity of cultural and religious backgrounds of all our students and staff and welcome students and staff of all faiths and none.

The University is committed to non-discrimination on the basis of religion.

Facilities and places of worship

RCSI offers two Brother and Sister's Prayer Room in 123 St Stephen’s Green and 26 York Street. An interfaith Serenity Room is also available to staff and students in 123 St Stephen’s Green.

The University recognises and respects the important role religion and spirituality can play in the lives of many members of our community as a personal resource for meaning, community and well-being. If you are new to RCSI or feel the need to explore this, the following information may be helpful to you.

	Bah'is Faith Ireland
	Dublin Buddhist Centre
	St Theresa’s Clarendon Street (Roman Catholic) St Ann’s, Dawson Street (Church of Ireland) Dublin Central Mission (Methodist) Adelaide Road Presbyterian Church Dublin Unitarian Church Grace Bible Fellowship (Evangelical) Russian Orthodox Greek Orthodox Anthiochian Orthodox Church of UK and Ireland Romanian Orthodox
	Hindu Cultural Centre of Ireland
	Islamic Foundation of Ireland Islamic Cultural Centre of Ireland Islamic Educational and Cultural Centre Ireland
	Irish Jewish Community

Policy

The RCSI Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Policy and the Dignity and Respect Policy protect all members of the University community from discrimination, bullying and harassment; this includes discrimination, bullying and/or harassment relating to religion (including lack of religious belief).

Please contact the EDI Unit, HR or CoMPPAS teams, if you require more information.