Free One Hour Webinars on the following dates:

14 March - (Is there gender in / equality in the churches and in society?)

25 April - (How can artificial intelligence be used to do good?)

9 May - (Personal stories about diversity in the church)

Each time at 6 pm. Access via the link on the right.

Guest lectures on the following dates:

8 March - (Cartoons and Religion)

22 March - (City Chaplaincy)

See 'agenda' for more info and online access.
Your presence at the faculty will also be appreciated.

On Friday 27 January, EUCRES organises a conference on the study of religions in general and religious texts in particular. 

Location: Faculty of FPTR - rue Bollandist 40, Brussels
Starts at 10.00
Programme and information EUCRES: see 'info

Online courses: E-Learning

There are 8 modules available to study online in English.
The second semester starts on 29 January 2023.
You can register now for one or more of these very challenging and interesting courses.

E-Learning

FPTR's E-Learning project aims to offer the entire 'Theology & Religious Studies' degree online within three years. This means that students can register for single courses individually or for the entire study, with all the material being offered through the faculty's digital learning platform. 
The round button at the top links directly to the E-Learning homepage, where you can check which modules are already available. For more information, click 'read more'.

For anyone with a healthy interest in a scholarly approach to the phenomenon of 'religion' in general and 'Protestant theology' in particular. For people who dare to ask questions and do not shy away from answers. For full-time, part-time or one-module students. For you, that is. 

At FPTR, we study everything related to Bible, tradition and religious studies. In doing so, we adopt the scientific approach common to any university course. Among other things, students acquire a thorough knowledge of the Bible, an understanding of the origins and further development of the Judeo-Christian traditions, and an understanding of major philosophical and ethical principles. All this is considered from the perspective of the study of religion as a cultural phenomenon.