Licentiate and Doctorate
Higher ecclesiastical formation for students called to advanced research, teaching, and service in the Church.
Study and prayer belong together.
At ITI Catholic University, theology is not only studied, but lived in prayer, liturgy, and community.
ITI forms students in Catholic theology as a unified whole through primary sources, shared liturgical life, and a deeply personal academic community ordered to truth and mission.
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12.03.26
JP2 Lecture by Mr. Felix Hornstein
Talk on Karol Wojtyla’s dramatic imagination in dialogue with culture.
30.04.26
Workshop by Prof. Dr. Oskar Aszmann
Interactive format with concrete tools for research, teaching, and formation.
30.04.26
Thursday Lecture by Prof. Dr. Oskar Aszmann
Public lecture in the FASS series with open discussion after the session.
08.05.26
Conference: St. Ambrose of Milan: Person and Work
Multi day conference on St. Ambrose, his sources, and his theological legacy.
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Programs at a Glance
Studium Generale (One Year)
A one year liberal arts immersion that forms first foundations and can lead directly into the Bachelor in Catholic Liberal Arts.
Explore Studium GeneraleBachelor in Catholic Liberal Arts
A three year classical liberal arts degree illuminated by Catholic theology, with deep formation in reason, culture, and faith.
Explore the BachelorMaster of Sacred Theology
First cycle sacred theology formation (STB / Mag. theol.) through close seminar reading of Scripture, the Fathers, and St Thomas.
Explore Sacred TheologyMaster in Marriage and Family (MMF)
An integrated graduate program in theology, philosophy, and human sciences for leadership in marriage and family mission.
Explore MMFIf You Want Formation, Not Just Information
If you are looking for a place that orders study, prayer, truth, and community into one life, ITI is for you.
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You Will Be Challenged Personally
In small seminars, you cannot disappear into the background. You are expected to read carefully, think seriously, and speak with precision.
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You Will Study Theology as a Whole
Not as disconnected subjects, but as a coherent vision shaped by revelation, reason, and the life of the Church. Serious study begins at the source. ITI is built for students who want demanding study, real seminar discussion, and a serious encounter with the great sources of the Church. Students are expected to read carefully, speak clearly, and think with precision. Scripture, the Fathers, and St Thomas are treated not as background references, but as living sources that form judgment and intellectual discipline.
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You Will Live What You Study
Study and prayer belong together. Liturgy, sacramental life, silence, and common life are not extras. They shape the rhythm in which theology is studied, lived, and worshipped.
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You Will Encounter the Full Catholic Tradition
At ITI, the riches of East and West, Scripture and Tradition, doctrine and worship meet in one living academic culture. One of the most unusual aspects of ITI is that students encounter the breadth of the Catholic tradition not only in books, but in liturgy, friendship, and common life.
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You Leave With More Than a Degree.
ITI aims at formation in the fullest sense: intellectual, spiritual, personal, and communal. Students leave with knowledge, but also with habits, friendships, convictions, and often a clearer sense of vocation and mission.
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You Will Find Friendships That Endure.
At ITI, students do not simply attend classes and disappear. They study, eat, celebrate, rest, pray, and grow in a real community. Meals, conversations, common Sundays, celebrations, walks, and ordinary life together become part of formation, and often become friendships that last far beyond graduation.
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The best way to know whether ITI is your place is to come to Trumau, meet the community, step into the chapel, and see how study, prayer, and friendship belong together.