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Master in Theology [120.0] - THEO2M
The Master en théologie provides in-depth training in the various fields of theology (exegesis, historical, dogmatic, ethical, pastoral) whilst also offering either research training in a specific field (research focus) or teacher training (teaching focus). In each field, the student is invited to approach a specific subject in an in-depth manner, in connection with significant current issues, in order to learn how to take a rigorous approach to his work and develop a critical mind. A selection of activities help him not just to learn more about the speciality he has chosen but also to consider other issues and training programmes which tie in with his areas of interest (e.g.: Master en Etudes Bibliques, Master en Science des Religions).
General presentation of the programmeThe core courses (90 credits) must include a dissertation (28+2 credits), one seminar in heuristics and one in theological integration (2 x 4 credits). The other activities cover the diverse areas of theological studies and are offered in the form of biennial courses. Each student puts together his programme by following the grids below. He also reserves one of the two focuses available (research or teaching) for a total of 30 credits.
Whatever the focus or the options chosen, the programme of this master shall total 120 credits, spread over two years of study each of 60 credits Wathever the focus or the options chosen, the programme of this master shall totalise 120 credits, spread over two years of studies each of 60 credits One focus from the following two :
Accessible advanced masters
Null. But student can add to his training via the Master en Études bibliques, en Sciences des religions, or en Éthique. Accessible doctoral training Doctorat en théologie, doctorat en études bibliques (with possible prerequisites).
Activities chosen in the core courses of the masters programme can constitute a certificat d’université en théologie (advanced module). The programme for this type of certificate will be drawn up individually with the person in charge of the programme. It will include at least one activity in each of the theological disciplines (exegesis, history, dogmatics, ethics, pastoral).
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6/02/2009
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