Results of the modern languages tests
To all interested students: The results of the modern language tests taken on 6 march have [...]
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The Roman College, founded by St. Ignatius of Loyola, welcomed the first sixty students on 23 February 1551. It was on October 28, 1553, when the first theology lesson was held, that the University was in fact inaugurated: under the expert guidance of Fr. Jerónimo Nadal, a pedagogical project began to take shape, understood as a path of philosophical and theological studies, capable of guaranteeing a solid formation for future ordained ministers.
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Office hours of the Dean - II semester
R. P. Amaury Begasse de Dhaem, SJ Dean of the Faculty of Theology TUESDAY from 11:00 to [...]
Integrated training modules for the third cycle
Dear Doctoral Students, A series of integrated training modules has been developed, combining the academic, pedagogical [...]
Scholarships for learning Modern Greek (Apostoliki Diakonia)
Dear students, The Apostolikì Diakonìa of the Orthodox Church of Greece, through the Catholic Committee for [...]
Theology Courses 2026–2027
For the 2026–2027 academic year, the Department of Biblical Theology offers two online courses also available to external participants. For more information, visit the course page
Program of Study 2025-2026
The Program of Study for the Academic Year 2025-2026 is available.
Lonergan Project
Bernard Lonergan was a priest, a philosopher and a theologian. Today he is considered one of the brightest minds of the twentieth century. The Lonergan Project represents an attempt to set up "a small school of Lonergan", to continue to promote his thinking.
