About this programme
The non-denominational scientific study of God (Hashem) through the sacred texts in their original languages, grounded in philosophy, anthropology and philology. Open to scholars of every tradition; interpretation belongs to the student. Includes the academic study of comparative religious traditions and Western esoteric currents.
Introduction to Comparative Theology forms part of this school's pathway. It is taught in ES and referenced to the European Qualifications Framework. Its workload — 40 hours, approximately 1.6 ECTS — follows the European convention of 25 hours per credit, covering guided instruction, independent study and assessment.
Certification
On completion you receive a Paraninfo micro-credential referenced to the EQF, in the sense of the European Council Recommendation of 16 June 2022 (2022/C 243/02). It is a professional qualification, not an academic degree.
How to join
Request admission using the button opposite — no payment is made until you receive your admission letter with the SEPA payment details. You may also enrol directly on the Orbis platform. Membership in The Paraninfo Circle or as a Full Student lowers your fee.
All programmes are subject to minimum enrolment. Certificates are professional qualifications, not academic degrees.