Faculty of Theology

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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News and Announcements

  • Published on OCT 2, 2024

BIBLICAL CULTURE EXAM

The BIBLICAL CULTURE exam will be held as scheduled on  4 October 2024 at 4 p.m. ROOM C108

  • Published on SEP 23, 2024

Admission Test - II Cycle

Admission Test - II Cycle 10th and 11th October 2024   Upon enrolment in the second cycle, those [...]

  • Published on SEP 16, 2024

Test for modern languages

Test for modern languages Friday 25 October 2024, 12.30 p.m. Classroom C215 English Classroom C214 German Friday 25 October [...]

  • Published on SEP 16, 2024

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.

Joint Diploma in Integral Ecology

The Joint Diploma in Integral Ecology of the Pontifical Universities and Athenaeums of Rome to spread the vision and mission of Laudato Sì, Pope Francis' encyclical on the care of our Common Home.

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