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Licence en philologie biblique (Diploma of the Second Cycle (Licence) in Biblical Philology) [FIBI2]
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Programme management

TEBA Commission de baccalauréat en théologie

Responsable académique : André Wénin

Contact : Chantal Houbart

Tél. 010474585
jacob@stec.ucl.ac.be

Study objectives

The second university study cycle programme ("licence") in Biblical Philology covers two years of studies which may be followed as a complement to the DEA programme in Theology (c.f. study programme for the in-depth diploma studies in Theology) : these courses are partly common. Here, the study of the biblical languages, literature and milieux, as well as the methods used for these studies, will be gone into in more detail. Other courses in Philology and Oriental History may be taken in the way of options.

Admission conditions

The "licence" programme in Biblical Philology is accessible to holders of a university certificate in Biblical Philology, also to holders of a first university study cycle diploma ("candidature") in the Arts or in Religious Sciences, or another diploma that the Faculty judges as being comparable. Holders of a "candidature" or "licence" diploma in Religious Sciences who have already had an initiation course into Greek with the relevant exercises and elementary Hebrew on their programme, are authorised to register directly on the "licence" programme in Biblical Philology, subject to adding the FIBI 1 DC or EBIB 9CE courses not yet followed.

Admission procedure

The University admission and enrolment procedures are detailed on the web address under "General Information" : http://www.ucl.ac.be/etudes/libres/acces.html

General structure of the programme

FIBI 21 et 22 First and second years

The courses and seminars must obligatorily be spread over two academic years ; this may extend to three years if the student is following, at the same time, the DEA in Theology or in any other UCL programme. The final year also includes the presentation of a thesis on a question of biblical philology or exegesis, if the student has not yet presented one, that the programme manager or his delegate judges sufficient, in the context of another "licence" programme.

Programme content

Compulsory courses

RELI2022

The Synoptic Gospels[45h+15h] (6 credits)EN Cours cyclique non dispensé cette année académique (in French)

Camille Focant

RELI2021

The Letters of Saint Paul[30h+15h] (3 credits)ENCours cyclique dispensé cette année académique (in French)

Jean-Marie Sevrin

(For these two courses, the 15 hours of exercises are to do with Greek)

RELI2011

The Pentateuch and the Historical Books[30h] (3 credits)ENCours cyclique dispensé cette année académique (in French)

André Wénin

RELI2012

The Prophetic Books[30h] (3 credits)EN Cours cyclique non dispensé cette année académique (in French)

Jean-Marie Van Cangh

THEO3110

New Testament Exegesis[45h] (3 credits) (in French)

Jean-Marie Sevrin

THEO3210

Old Testament Exegesis[45h] (3.5 credits) (in French)

André Wénin

(These two exegesis courses must be followed for the 2 years)

THEO3412

Old Testament : special questions[30h] (2 credits)EN Cours cyclique non dispensé cette année académique (in French)

André Wénin

THEO3421

New Testament: Special Questions[30h] (2 credits)ENCours cyclique dispensé cette année académique (in French)

Paul-Marie Buetubela (supplée Camille Focant), Camille Focant

RELI2450

Textual Criticism of the New Testament[30h+10h] (4 credits) (in French)

Roger Gryson

(The students who have not followed the DEA programme in Theology, are required to have previously followed the THEO 3010 course - Introduction to the critical study of theological sources)

THEO3432

History of Exegesis[30h]EN Cours cyclique non dispensé cette année académique (in French)

Jean-Pierre Delville

RELI2482

Judaism[30h] (2.5 credits)EN Cours cyclique non dispensé cette année académique (in French)

Jean-Marie Auwers

GLOR2825

Aramaic (advanced level)[45h] (4 credits) (in French)

Jean-Marie Van Cangh

GLOR2837

Hebraic language and literature[45h] (9 credits) (in French)

Jean-Claude Haelewyck, André Wénin

GLOR2838

Biblical Greek[45h] (9 credits) (in French)

Jean-Marie Auwers, Jean-Marie Auwers (supplée Bernard Coulie), Bernard Coulie

(The language courses must be followed during the two years of the programme. They are accompanied by 15 hours of exercises. The students who did not follow the Aramean studies (elementary course) on the complementary study diploma course of the first study cycle in Biblical Philology, will do soduring the first study year of the "licence" programme and only follow the higher course for one year.)

THEO3911

Seminar in Old Testament Exegesis[30h] (3 credits)ENCours cyclique dispensé cette année académique (in French)

André Wénin

THEO3922

Seminar in New Testament Exegesis[30h] (3 credits)EN Cours cyclique non dispensé cette année académique (in French)

Jean-Marie Sevrin

Languages

One compulsory course to be chosen at the "Institut des langues vivantes" from among five languages :

ANGL2410

Interactive Communication[30h] (2.5 credits)

Philippe Denis

ESPA2410

Spanish - Interactive communication[30h] (3 credits)

Victor Manuel Mendez Villegas

NEER2410

Dutch communication skills for students in Classical studies, Philosophy, Oriental Studies, Biblical Studies.[30h] (3 credits)

Mariken Smit (coord.)

ITAL2412

Italian - Interactive Communication[30h] (3 credits)

Laura Scarpa

ALLE2410

German - Interactive communication[30h] (3 credits)

N.

Option

Two subjects to be chosen from the "licence" programme in Philology and Oriental History (cf. study programme for the "licence" in Oriental Languages and Literature : Oriental Philology and History, Arts Faculty) or from the narratology courses of the "licence" programme in Information and Communication, Economic, Social and Political Sciences Faculty, with the approval of the head of the exegesis Department.



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