Rooted in the Catholic tradition that not only recognizes but promotes the dignity and freedom of each human person, the Dominican Institute creates and sustains an ambient that stimulates and promotes growth in all dimensions of the human person.
The Dominican Institute offers a B.A. (Hons.) in Philosophy in four years, or three years in case of direct entry. The minimum entry requirements are credit level passes in 5 subjects at one sitting, including English language and Mathematics, or 6 Credits in two sittings at the SSCE/GCE O’Levels or NECO Examinations.
The Bachelor of Theology (B.Th.) is a 4-year programme. To be admitted into the programme, a candidate must possess at least five credit at O’level, including English, at a sitting. The candidate must possess a first degree in philosophy or must have had four semesters of Philosophy courses.
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The Significance of Egypt in the Economy of Salvation | Dominican Institute
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Dominican Institute will be holding a her faculty lecture “Out of Egypt I have called my son(Matthew 2:15)” : The Significance of Egypt(African Continent) in the Economy of Salvation.
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