Complementary Certificate in Ecumenical Studies (CC) is an intensive one-semester period of study, research and community life primarily for theologians and pastors and for students of other disciplines with a suitable level of theological literacy.

The programme includes a study of the issues at stake in the ecumenical movement through:

- core course on the history of the ecumenical movement

- two study modules chosen by the student focusing on ecumenical biblical hermeneutics, ecumenical missiology, ecumenical social ethics and/or ecumenical theology

- workshop in intercultural biblical studies

- workshop in practical ecumenical theology

- ecumenical study visits (to places of ecumenical interest such as Rome, Chambésy, Taizé…)

from mid-September to end of January

30 ECTS credits

Please, find application guidelines and form, 2013-2014 study plans and costs as well as frequently asked questions here.