Students will be exposed to carefully selected examples from the universal literature, biblical passages, fine arts, theological writings and musical compositions. The selected works will be analyzed in depth during the lectures and critically engaged during the small group discussions. At the end of each thematic block, students will have been exposed to five very distinctive outstanding examples of how the human spirit and the human creativity have dealt with the topic at hand, each one of them coming from one of the five different perspectives. A one-hour long interdisciplinary plenum will take place at the end of each thematic block. At least two professors from two different perspectives will be present at each concluding plenum.

Master Thesis

For the master thesis, students are required to combine two perspectives of the five presented to them: one from literature, fine arts or music; the other from Bible or theology.

Academic requirements for admission

All bachelor graduates are welcomed. The program is particularly well-suited for bachelors in the humanities, philosophy, theology, history of art, music and literature, and also for those in pedagogy, teaching and communication.

120 ECTS are needed to graduate.

Students can enroll as full master students or as auditors.

The lectures will be streamed live and available as video to all registered students.

The teaching language is English; the videos of the classes will be subtitled into Catalan and Spanish.

Lecture period

The classes run yearly from October to June, once a month, from Friday evening to Sunday evening. The attendance to the seminar on Friday evenings is non-mandatory.