Specialist Degree in Biblical Spirituality
This program uncovers biblical faith experiences
What is the Course?
The Faculty of Theology offers the degree of Specialist in Biblical Spirituality for those who want to base their spiritual experience on the sources of the Word of God. Studying the Bible, which for the Church is "the soul of Theology", uncovers experiences of biblical faith which, from the salvific events lived by the people of God and the followers of Jesus Christ, have marked Christian spirituality.
This Christian spirituality appears in a particular way in many books of the Old and New Testament, the main object of study of the Specialist in Biblical Spirituality program. A deeper knowledge of them and, above all, of the experience of the biblical God, can lead people to live in faithfulness to God and make possible changes in their attitudes, practices and inter-human relationships, because praying and doing justice come, according to the Bible, from a common source: the gratuitousness of God.
In this program, the Bible is analysed as food for the spiritual life, an element to which we must all turn in order to know God's language for every age, for "we listen to God when we read his words" (ibid. 25).
- CentersTeología (Comillas CIHS)
- LanguagesSpanish
- CertificationComillas degrees
- ModalityFace to face
- SchoolsTeología
- Duration2 years (48 ECTS)
- Starts On02/09/2024
- Seats30
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What makes us different?
Publications, in five years, of the Faculty of Theology
PhD teachers, 40% of whom are ANECA/ACAP accredited.
Number of alumni registered at Comillas Alumni (in thousands)
Study Plan
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Objectives and methodology
Objectives
- To offer a rigorous and spiritual vision of Sacred Scripture as the source from which the Christian experience flows.
- To encourage a spiritual experience rooted in the Bible that allows us to deepen our relationship with God through the Word.
- To contribute to the spiritual formation of people capable of animating and encouraging Christian groups and communities.
- To form pastoral agents who help other people to mature in their relationship with God.
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Since its foundation, the Faculties of Human and Social Sciences, Theology and Canon Law at Comillas Pontifical University have had the vocation to promote humanism and plurality.
It is defined by its desire to train people capable of taking thought and ideas to the highest levels, and to give them the necessary skills to be useful and improve life in the complex world in which we live.
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Because Comillas studies are in high demand and places are limited, the best candidates have to be selected through admission tests.
Each class has its own tutor, whose function is to integrate the student into the group and to pay attention to their academic performance. Furthermore, at Comillas, the teaching system is distinguished, among other characteristics, by the personalised attention and the fluid and permanent relationship between teachers and students.
The teaching system at Comillas is especially oriented towards the relationship with the reality of companies, institutions, organisations and professional practice. The Internship and Employment Office is responsible for providing students with internships related to their studies in order to enrich their training. In the 2017-18 academic year, 6,296 student internships were managed in companies.
In addition to these internships managed by the Internship and Employment Office, all degree courses have a significant number of compulsory external internships as part of their curriculums.The Internship and Employment Office informs, guides and collaborates in the insertion in the labour market of recent graduates or in the projection of the professional career of Comillas graduates, for which it has an online tool that puts candidates in direct contact with 5,078 companies with which Comillas maintains a relationship. During the 2017-18 academic year, 1,838 job offers were managed. Of the total number of graduates from the 2018 graduating class, 93.22% are employed, either working or furthering their studies, within six months of completing their studies.
