Dublin City University - Qualifax

MILLTOWN INSTITUTE
A RECOGNISED COLLEGE OF THE NUI
About the Institute
Milltown Institute was founded in 1968 and is a thriving third
level college specialising in philosophy, theology, spirituality
and pastoral care. The characteristic style of Milltown Institute
is experienced in the interactive style of teaching, the friendly
attitude of staff, the respectful relationships in classroom,
library, lounge and restaurant. The College offers a high level
of personal student support due to the generous ratio of staff to students, giving
learners the opportunity to discuss their work in detail with course lecturers. Students
of all faiths and those with no religious affiliation are welcomed.
Undergraduate Courses:
Bachelor (Honours) in Philosophy
Bachelor (Honours) in Theology
Bachelor (Honours) in Philosophy and Theology
Bachelor (Honours) in Theology and Pastoral care
Bachelor (Honours) in Theology and Cultural Studies
Bachelor (Honours) in Theology, Spirituality and Pastoral Ministry
OTHER HEIs
Pre-Entry Supports: Summer School in Spirituality
Milltown Institute offers a Summer School in Spirituality which runs for three weeks in
June. This summer school offers an opportunity to explore religious questions through
the lenses of spirituality, theology, philosophy, life cycle studies, sacred texts, poetry
and psychology.
Participants will be encouraged to develop a critical appreciation of what is going on in
their own lives and in society.
Week one looks at the meaning and shaping of contemporary spirituality, journaling
as personal development and transformational reading.
The second week deals with the moral experience of the right and the good, issues
of good, issues of rights, religion, faith and morality.
Week three will deal with the interaction between faith and culture in contemporary
society.
The Summer school fulfils part of the entry requirements for the:
Masters in Applied Spirituality
Masters in Applied Ethics and Theology
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