University specialisation diploma in Religious Culture
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- ModalityHybrid learning format
- LanguagesCatalan
- Credits30
- Location
Online
- Faculty
School of Psychology, Education and Sport Science
This diploma offers the possibility of obtaining solid knowledge about the concept of Religious Culture and knowing how to read the keys to its social impact from various perspectives related to religious heritage, religious diversity and the educational fact. And, at the same time, knowing how to analyze how the religious fact has permeated the cultural world through art, music, artistic expressions and heritage for more than two thousand years. Finally, this postgraduate degree provides a space for reflection on the pedagogical approach of the religious fact in the education of our country.
The diploma is structured in 5 modules. The first is dedicated to human anthropology and its relationship with spirituality and ethics, delving into the sociological reality of Catalonia. The second module presents The Bible and the Judeo-Christian tradition, showing the influence on our culture. A third module presents the various expressions of the religious fact in the arts: painting, architecture, sculpture, music, gastronomy, cinema. The fourth module addresses the coexistence today of various religious traditions and new religious identities. Finally, there is a fifth module dedicated to the pedagogical approach to religion in our country. Through an active and participatory methodology, synchronous online sessions will be combined with oral presentations, debates, visits, auditions and routes through emblematic spaces and conversations with different religious confessions.
Objectives
- Understand the sociological reality of the country and its diverse composition.
- Create a mental map of the reality of religious diversity in our country.
- Establish the importance of the Bible in Western and Catalan culture.
- Understand and explain the presence of religion in the different areas of cultural expressions: music, architecture, sculpture, painting, gastronomy, cinema...
- Learn about the different religions that coexist in Catalonia and their traditions.
- Reflect on the teaching of religion and its treatment in classrooms.
Target audience
Teachers and graduates in Primary, Secondary, Baccalaureate and Training Cycles, since there is no specific degree in this area. Educators, Teachers and professors of religion, Human Resources Managers and Diversity Managers. At the same time, completing these studies can and should allow obtaining academic solidity for the many educational subjects related to the Humanities. The postgraduate degree may have a general interest in relation to people who work in the field of social care.
In collaboration with
Module 1. Religious Fact and Society. Ethics and Spirituality. 6 ECTS
- Human Anthropology and its relationship with spirituality and ethics, delving into the sociological reality of Catalonia
Module 2. Bible and Judeo-Christian Tradition. 6 ECTS
- The influence of the Bible and the Judeo-Christian tradition on our culture
Module 3. Art and Religious Expression. 6 ECTS
- Expressions of the religious fact in the arts: painting, architecture, sculpture, music, gastronomy, cinema
Module 4. Religious Diversity. 6 ECTS
- The coexistence today of various religious traditions and new religiosity
Module 5. Education and Religious Fact. 6 ECTS
- The legislative framework of religious education in Spain, Catalonia and Europe. Diversity of pedagogical experiences on the treatment of religion and religious matters in educational centers.
This diploma is interuniversity between the University of Vic - Central University of Catalonia and the Faculty of Psychology, Education and Sports Sciences - Ramon Llull University. The Vedruna Foundation collaborates.
Managed by the University of Vic - Central University of Catalonia, responsible for enrollment and management of student records.
If you want to enroll or for more information click here: https://escolapostgrau.uvic.cat/postgrau/cultura-religiosa
Coordination
Joan Callarisa i Mas. Doctor of Education in the field of Didactics of Social Sciences and associate professor in the Department of Didactics of Arts and Sciences of the UVic-UCC, and Master in Contemporary History.
Andreu Ibarz Mellado. Teacher, graduate in Philosophy and Letters, doctor in Theology. Blanquerna-Ramon Llull University.
Ramon Rial i Carbonell. Doctor in Geography and History, professor at the Higher Institute of Religious Sciences of Vic. He is also an associate professor in the Department of Didactics of Arts and Sciences of the UVic-UCC and a member of the Vedruna Catalunya training team.
Teaching staff
Jaume Angelats. Faculty of Theology of Catalonia
Carles Armengol. Director of the General Directorate of Religious Affairs
Eloi Aran. Head of the pastoral, socio-educational area of the FECC. Blanquerna - Ramon Llull University.
Ester Busquets. UVIC- Central University of Catalonia
Joan Callarisa. University of Vic. Central University of Catalonia
Josep Lluís Carod Rovira. Philologist and writer
Jordi Collet. UVIC- Central University of Catalonia
Mercè Cols. Blanquerna-Ramon Llull University
Míriam Díaz. Director of the Blanquerna Observatory for Communication, Religion and Culture. Blanquerna-Ramon Llull University
Joan Ferrer. University of Girona
Dani Font. Delegate for the Cultural Heritage of the Diocese of Vic
Alicia Guidonet. Director of the Interreligious Space of the Migra Studium Foundation
Joan Gómez. Sociologist. Researcher in the sociology of religion.
Agustí Iglésias. General Directorate of Religious Affairs
Andreu Ibarz. Blanquerna-Ramon Llull University.
Anna Eva Jarabo. Blanquerna-Ramon Llull University
Irene Llop. University of Vic. Central University of Catalonia
Joaquim Malé. Faculty of Theology of Catalonia
Xavier Marín. Blanquerna-Ramon Llull University
Anna Massallé. General Directorate of Religious Affairs.
Xavier Melloni. Faculty of Theology of Catalonia
Laura Mor. Journalist. Vedruna Foundation Catalonia Education. Catalonia Religion.
Andreu Muñoz. Director of the Tarraconense Biblical Museum
Oriol Pérez. Musicologist
Ramon Rial. University of Vic. Central University of Catalonia
Montserrat de Rocafiguera. Archaeologist.
Joan-Andreu Rotxa Scarpetta. Pere Tarrés Foundation-Ramon Llull University
Quim Térmens. Director of the Terrassa 48 Orchestra
Francesc Torradeflot. UNESCO Association for Interreligious Dialogue
Francesc Torralba. Blanquerna-Ramon Llull University
Joan Vives. Professor of Music History. Journalist
