Master's and Doctorate in Pastoral Theology
Master's and Doctorate in Pastoral Theology
Course Presentation
The Pastoral Theology program aims to train researchers and professionals capable of reflecting theologically on contemporary pastoral practices, integrating theological, psychological, sociological, and anthropological knowledge for the development of contextualized and effective pastoral approaches
General Objectives
Course Program
1st Semestre
- Scientific Methodology
- Biblical-Theological Foundations of Pastoral Care
- Pastoral Psychology and Counseling
- Theological Anthropology and Pastoral Praxis
- Theological Deepening I
- Training of Pastors and Religious Leaders I
2nd Semestre
- Scientific Methodology: Biblical-Theological Foundations of Pastoral Care Pastoral Psychology and Counseling
- Theological Anthropology and Pastoral Praxis
- Theological Deepening I
- Training of Pastors and Religious Leaders I
3rd Semestre
- Scientific Methodology: Biblical-Theological Foundations of Pastoral Care
- Pastoral Psychology and Counseling
- Theological Anthropology and Pastoral Praxis
- Theological Deepening I
- Training of Pastors and Religious Leaders I
4th Semestre
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Dissertation/Thesis Guidance and Preparation
Training for Pastors and Religious Leaders (I, II and III)
- Contextual Theologies and Liberating Praxis
- Pastoral Care and Digital Media
- Advanced Seminar in Pastoral Theology
- Intercultural Pastoral Care and Interreligious Dialogue
- Training of Pastors and Religious Leaders III
- Thesis Guidance and Elaboration
Training for Pastors and Religious Leaders (I, II and III)
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The Pastor and Religious Leader Training course is an option geared towards those who want specialized training in ministerial leadership. With three levels of depth, the course offers essential theological depth that pastors and religious leaders need for their roles. Students will develop practical and theoretical skills in areas such as pastoral theology, church management, and the development of faith communities, preparing them to exercise effective and committed leadership.
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The program was structured to balance theoretical reflection and practical application, critical analysis and development of pastoral skills, training researchers capable of contributing significantly to the advancement of pastoral theology in diverse contexts.