1. The Licentiate Degree Course in Theological Anthropology comprises a biennium<\/strong> dedicated to the study of fundamental subjects, as well as optional monographic or short courses, to be chosen according to preference, direction of specialism and seminaries. An examination De Universa<\/em> and a Dissertation for the Degree will conclude this phase. The plan of studies entails 120 ECTS minimum.<\/p>\n 2. Inscription requires \u201cthe title of Bachelor\u2019s Degree in Theology or the equivalent obtained in a theological faculty\u201d (Statute<\/em>, art. 76a) \u201cwith an average mark of not less than 8\/10, 24\/30 or equivalent, according to the relevant marking system. Where the mark was below this level, the President may require that the candidate pass an admissions examination\u201d (Statute<\/em>, art. 46a) in the presence of two professors.<\/p>\n Candidates who have completed first level (undergraduate) studies in Theology in ecclesiastically recognised institutions, but who do not have a Bachelor\u2019s degree, may enter upon the two-year specialisation (Licentiate), on condition that they have engaged in an equivalent course of studies, have obtained an average mark of not less than 8\/10, 24\/30 or equivalent, according to the relevant marking system (cf. Statute<\/em>, art. 46b), and have passed the admissions examination in the presence of two professors. In the case of a negative result, the candidates \u201cmust engage in one or more semesters of the first level (undergraduate), in accordance with the established programme, and then repeat the examination\u201d (Statute<\/em>, art. 46b).<\/p>\n 3. Ten years after the initial enrollment as an undergraduate student on the Degree Course, the right to continue studies will end<\/strong>.<\/p>\n 4. In addition to knowledge of the Latin, Greek and Italian languages, one of the following modern languages<\/strong> is required: French, Spanish or German (cf. Statute<\/em>, artt. 46d; 76b). For more detailed information in regard to this, consult the section \u201cStudiare – Lingue moderne<\/em>\u201d.<\/p>\n 5. The project for the Degree Dissertation<\/strong>, agreed with the Moderator, must be submitted to the General Secretariat no later than the end of May in the first academic year of the biennium. The project must include: the subject of the Dissertation, a resum\u00e9 and a basic bibliography. It should not have been presented previously in any other Academic Centre.<\/p>\n The Moderator for the Degree Dissertation is chosen by the student from among the professors of the Teaching Body, whilst the examiner is designated and named by the Executive Committee, from among the Faculty professors.<\/p>\n Exceptionally, a professor from another ecclesiastical or civil faculty may be named by the Executive Committee as examiner.<\/p>\n Professors who have ceased to be in post (cf. Statute<\/em>, art. 41) cannot be Moderators. Emeritus professors may complete their commitment as Moderators, if appointed before their new status took effect.<\/p>\n For emeritus professors, the duties as Moderator and Examiner are subject to approval by the Chancellor, following a proposal made by the advisory body of the Faculty (cf. Statute<\/em>, art. 41b).<\/p>\n Once three years have passed since approval of the plan of the Degree Dissertation, the student loses the right to proceed in that particular research area, except in cases where the Dissertation remains free, in other words, the subject matter has not been approved for another student.<\/p>\n The Degree Dissertation -comprising a minimum of 60 and a maximum of 120 pages- signed by the moderator, should be Submitted to the General Secretariat. There should be three paper copies hard bound, as well as an electronic copy to be sent as a PDF, before the due date for that academic year. At the same time, a declaration with regard to the originality of the text and the conformity of the PDF with the written text, as per the model available on the Faculty\u2019s web page.<\/p>\n 6. For the presentation of the Degree Dissertation, as well as any other written tasks, bear in mind the general norms required when editing research work<\/strong> (available on the Faculty\u2019s web page).<\/p>\n 7. With regard to the enrollment procedure for the examination De Universa<\/em><\/strong>, it is only possible to enroll three times in the period of three successive years after the conclusion of the course.<\/p>\n The Examining Committee for the examination De Universa<\/em> comprises two professors who together, proceed to examine the candidate. The Viva voce examination De Universa<\/em> lasts one hour.<\/p>\n In the first ten minutes the candidate will set out the Degree Dissertation, following the lines of a written text which will be submitted to the professors at the beginning of the examination, after which the professors can formulate relevant questions (ten minutes).<\/p>\n The written text for the presentation of the Degree Dissertation should not exceed two pages and should include the following points: The student must take three copies of this text with him (one for his presentation and two for the professors). The final mark will take this written text into account. In the 40 minutes remaining of the examination, the professors will proceed to examine the candidate on the chosen aspects of the Thesis.<\/p>\n The official language for the examination De Universa<\/em> is Italian; other languages may be accepted at the discretion of the Examinations Board.<\/p>\n 8. The biennium concludes with the conferring of the Bachelor Degree or Master\u2019s Degree (Specialist Laurea)<\/strong> in Theology with Theological Anthropology as a specialization, according to the studies engaged in by the student (cf. Statute<\/em>, art. 89a).<\/p>\n Marks awarded for said qualifications are as follows: <\/p>\n Class schedule<\/strong><\/p>\n From Monday to Friday 08.30-12.55. Some lessons can be held in the afternoon (15.30-18.50).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n The Second-Cycle Student must take the following coursework for a minimum of 120 credits ECTS in the two years of the License Degree:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
\na) name and surname of the student, title and subtitle of the dissertation;
\nb) a brief resum\u00e9 of the same (10-15 lines).
\nc) a detailed plan of the viva presentation. It is advisable to include quotations and the main results of the research in the plan (formulated synthetically).<\/p>\n
\n1\/3 – median achieved in the biennium;
\n1\/3 written Dissertation;
\n1\/3 a Viva voce examination De Universa<\/em>.<\/p>\n