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1 Catholic Faculty of Theology University of Zagreb University of Zagreb Catholic Faculty of Theology STUDY PROGRAMME 1. GENERAL INFORMATION OF THE STUDY PROGRAMME 1.1. Name of the study programme Theological-Religious Sciences 1.2. Provider(s) of the study programme Catholic Faculty of Theology, University of Zagreb 1.3. Type of study programme Vocational study programme University study programme X 1.4. Level of study programme Undergraduate X Graduate Integrated Postgraduate specialist 1.5. Manner of implementation of the Classical X Mixed (Classical + online) Online in entirety study programme 1.6. Academic/vocational title earned at Bachelor of Theological-Religious Sciences (baccalaureus/baccalaurea) completion of study 2. UVOD The development of the proposal of the study of Theological-Religious Sciences starts from the tradition of this study at the Catechetical Institute of the Catholic Faculty of Theology. The study of Religious Pedagogy and Catechetics, which preceded the study of Theological-Religious Sciences, has been structured and conducted at the Catechetical Institute of the Catholic Faculty of Theology since 1961. The study has been conducted first as a one-year study, then as a two-year study since 1964, and as a four-year study since 1978. In the academic year 2005/2006, the four-year university study of Religious Pedagogy and Catechetics has grown into a five-year study that has been conducted as an integrated study. Until now, the study has educated a large number of experts in the area of religious pedagogy and catechetics. The majority of graduated students works within the school system as religious education teachers in elementary and secondary schools, but also in schools/institutions for children with special needs, in publishing houses, cultural institutions, state institutions, in various media and in other places. The study of religious pedagogy and catechetics exists for fifty years already and in that period, it has justified its existence fully. According to the Statute of the KBF (a. 53) and the Reform of the Higher Institutes of Religious Sciences of the Congregation for Catholic Education, the Institute of Religious Sciences has to structure a study of theological-religious sciences by following the 3+2 model: a three-year undergraduate and a two- year graduate study. The study of Theological-Religious sciences has been developed, therefore, according to the directives of the Statute of the KBF, the Reform of the Higher Institutes of Religious Sciences of the Congregation for Catholic Education, and strategic documents related to the reform in the European area of higher education (the Bologna Process). The goal of the undergraduate study of Theological-Religious Sciences is to acquire fundamental philosophical and theological knowledge and to get to know and understand basic insights from other social-humanistic disciplines that are important for theological-religious formation. Students should get familiarised with some of the basic theological-religious disciplines that are important for the continuation of this study. By completing the undergraduate study, bachelors will be equipped to undertake jobs that demand knowledge and understanding of basic contents of historical, biblical, and systematic theology, as well as understanding basic philosophical, psychological, and pedagogical knowledge. Students acquire certain competencies that will allow them to be employed in the area of education, media, culture, publishing, in parish communities and similar places. 1 University of Zagreb Catholic Faculty of Theology 3. GENERAL INFORMATION 3.1. Scientific/artistic area of the study programme Humanities sciences, Theology 3.2. Duration of the study programme (is there an option of distance 3 years (6 semesters) learning, part-time studying, etc.) 3.3. The minimum number of ECTS required for completion of study 180 ECTS 3.4. Enrolment requirements and admission procedure Four year secondary school, state graduation exam. Learning outcomes of the study program - undergraduate study of Theological and Religious Sciences - enumerate and explain the basic concepts, authors and themes of ancient, medieval, modern and contemporary philosophical thought - to enumerate and present the main authors and topics of the philosophy of man, philosophical anthropology, ethics, theodicy and philosophy of religion - to present the specifics, as well as the complexity of human personality development in its dimensions and to explain the possibility of interdisciplinary dialogue (general psychology, pedagogy, medicine, religious education, psychopathology) - to present and explain the origin, development and life of the Church throughout history and to explain its impact on world events - to enumerate and explain the most significant events and authors of the first millennium that contributed to the spread of Christian faith and thought, as well as to the development of theology and European culture - to explain the phenomenon of religion, introduce the world's major religions, explain the specificities of each religion, including their similarities and differences in relation to Christianity 3.5. Learning - to elaborate the importance and explain the methods, models and possibilities of achieving an inter-Christian dialogue and church unity outcomes with the aim of supporting coexistence in a social environment with pluralistic views on the world of the - to explain the origin and nature of biblical texts study - to identify and present the writings of the Old Testament and the New Testament, providing appropriate exegetical interpretations programm - to explain the place that God's revelation holds in theology and to explain it as the starting point of Christian theology e (name - to name and explain the basic contents of systematic Trinitarian theology 15-30 - to explain New Testament Christology and the Christological tradition of church councils, but also to identify and critically present learning contemporary interpretations of the faith in Jesus Christ outcomes) - to identify and explain the basic concepts of the theological understanding of man (creation, grace, eschatology) - to name and explain the basic concepts of ecclesiology and to critically evaluate sources studying the Church - to explain the basic dogmatic and theological interpretations of the sacraments - to explain the structure of man as a moral being, to explain the theological foundations of morality, the basics of moral and Christian principles - to explain the basic concepts and directions of liturgical theology, the historical development of liturgy, and to discuss liturgy as a context and theological criterion for understanding the mystery of Christ - to explain the basic provisions of the canon law of the Latin Church and its application in various areas of church life - to analytically, critically and normatively explain the present and future church and social religious practices - to identify and explain the correct and incorrect ways of reaching conclusions, as well as to argue and critically discuss philosophical and theological topics 2 University of Zagreb Catholic Faculty of Theology - to apply scientific methodologies while developing written academic texts - to use professional literature in Croatian and one world language. In order to achieve the learning outcomes of the undergraduate study program Religious Sciences, the course objectives and learning outcomes are aligned with the program-level learning outcomes. 3.6. Employment possibilities (list of potential employers) The programme is designed to capacitate students as associates to teach Religious and opinion of three organizations associated with the Education in elementary and secondary schools and to conduct pastoral care-catechetical labour market on the adequacy of anticipated learning activities in the parish to work in social and humanitarian institutions and to work in the public outcomes (attach) media. After completing the undergraduate course in Theological-Religious Sciences, bachelors may continue graduate 3.7. Possibilities of continuing studies in Theological-Religious Sciences. They can continue in graduate studies at other related faculties in the studies at a higher level country or abroad where their ECTS points can be accredited and pre-requisites of the said faculties met. 3.8. If submitting proposals for graduate studies, name undergraduate studies of the proposer or other institutions that qualify for admission to the proposed graduate study 4. DESCRIPTION OF THE STUDY PROGRAMME 4.1. List of mandatory and elective courses and/or modules with class hours and ECTS credits (appendix: Table 1) 4.2. Description of each course (appendix: Table 2) The study programme is structured into six semesters. The size of lecture groups is 60 students. 4.3. Structure of the study The size of groups for exercises/seminars is 30 students. (number of semesters, The study comprises of obligatory courses, obligatory-elective courses and seminars, and elective courses and seminars. trimesters, class size Students need to acquire 153 ECTS points from the group of obligatory courses. The point quota for that group of courses for lectures, seminars, includes also 5 ECTS points that are acquired by writing the bachelor thesis. Students need to acquire 18 ECTS points from exercises) the group of obligatory-elective and elective courses and, in total, 9 ECTS points from the group of obligatory-elective and elective seminars. The number and contents of other elective courses and seminars is determined by the annual
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