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General presentation of the programme
The bachelor's of Theology (180 credits) is composed of one single line of studies (major), common to all, with the possibility of choosing a minor in another subject. The study activities foster interaction between the (teams of) instructors and students via lectures, individual and group projects and supervised tasks.
The bachelor's of Theology covers general academic training in every domain of theology : a methodological, historical and theological introduction to the Old and New Testament : a synopsis of the knowledge from the past of which we are the heirs, an exploration of the mystery of the Revelation in tune with the current lines of thinking of theological dogma; Christian existence; pastoral reflection and ministry. The programme likewise comprises initiation into the main branches of Philosophy; an introduction to Psychology, Sociology, Religious Art, Non-Christian Religions and Religious Sociology. It provides the possibility to acquire or improve knowledge of those ancient and modern languages necessary for the critical analysis of sources of Christian faith and of contemporary reflection. The single course of the major totals 150 credits. For the remaining 30 credits, the student will opt for a minor of his choice ( Philosophy and other sciences, useful for the studies in Theology, are highly recommended). If the student so wishes, he may also take complementary courses in Theology and Religious Sciences for a total of 30 credits. The Faculty of Theology gives the students the opportunity to complete part of their studies abroad (via the Erasmus or Mercator exchange schemes) from the third year of the bachelor 's of Theology. Principal Subjects
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6/10/2008
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