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Applicants to the University Technology Program in Pastoral Theology are expected to:

• Demonstrate a solid academic foundation in reading comprehension, communication, and logical reasoning.
• Show a strong vocation for service and commitment, with a genuine interest in pastoral care and community engagement.
• Exhibit effective communication skills, teamwork abilities, and respect for diversity.

Uphold ethical values, solidarity, and a sense of social responsibility.

Graduates of Pastoral Theology develop the competencies to analyze, interpret, and contextualize the Christian message by integrating theological reflection, scholarly research, and a pastoral approach across diverse social, cultural, and religious contexts. They are prepared to:

• Apply theological and exegetical methods (including Hebrew and Greek) to the study of Scripture.
• Design and implement pastoral, educational, and evangelization projects grounded in ethical, social, and spiritual principles.
• Understand the history, identity, and mission of the Church in dialogue with secular contexts and other religious traditions.
• Use digital technologies and communication media for biblical teaching and the dissemination of the Christian message.
• Provide pastoral care that promotes the spiritual, emotional, and moral well-being of individuals and communities.
• Manage church resources with a strategic vision, participatory approach, and a focus on community development.
• Promote family cohesion, respect for cultural diversity, gender equity, and human rights from the perspective of Christian ethics.
• Foster research and Christian education processes that strengthen faith, pastoral leadership, and holistic well-being.
• Develop and implement innovative projects aimed at renewing evangelization practices and pastoral work.

Graduates serve as a bridge between biblical tradition and contemporary realities, leading spaces of spiritual and social transformation through an intercultural, inclusive, and critical perspective.

The University Technologist in Pastoral Theology is a professional with comprehensive training in theology, biblical studies, and pastoral practice, qualified to serve in religious communities, educational institutions, social organizations, and spaces for spiritual development. This preparation enables them to:

• Perform pastoral and educational roles within churches, Christian organizations, and community settings.
• Preach, teach, and provide spiritual guidance based on a contextualized understanding of Scripture.
• Design and implement projects in evangelization, biblical education, and pastoral care.
• Apply ethical principles and Christian values in conflict resolution, family life, and community service.
• Leverage technological tools and digital media to communicate the Christian message effectively and relevantly.
• Promote social justice, equity, and respect for cultural and religious diversity from a Christian perspective.
• Manage resources and coordinate activities within religious institutions through participatory leadership and a service-oriented vision.

This professional acts with vocation, social awareness, and ethical leadership, fostering an active, inclusive spirituality committed to the holistic well-being of individuals and communities.

The University Technologist in Pastoral Theology is prepared to:

• Develop and implement innovative projects aimed at renewing evangelization practices and pastoral work.
• Apply theological methods and procedures in personal and family formation processes, aligned with holistic health principles, to strengthen spiritual well-being practices within the community.
• Develop religious education initiatives grounded in theological knowledge and Christian pedagogy.
• Apply research strategies in theological and pastoral studies to enhance pastoral practice.
• Lead religious communities and social groups guided by the principles of Christian ethics.
• Manage financial and material resources within the Church through participatory planning, strategic vision, and knowledge of ecclesiastical procedures to support community development and growth.

Promote moral values that uphold human dignity as a universal principle in serving religious communities.