La iconografía del antiguo oriente y la biblia

An interdisciplinary study of images, symbols, reliefs, seals, statuary, and visual representations from the Ancient Near East, analyzing their relationship to biblical texts to better understand the cultural, religious, and political context of the Bible.

Los Patriarcas de Israel (Génesis 12-25)

A historical, literary, and theological study of the patriarchal narratives centered on Abraham, Isaac, and the beginnings of the people of Israel, analyzing their context in the Ancient Near East, the promises of the covenant, and their relevance in the biblical tradition.

DIPLOMADO en la Biblia Hebrea

Specialized academic program focused on the comprehensive study of the Old Testament from its original languages, historical context, literature, theology and critical methods, providing solid tools for the scientific interpretation of the Hebrew Bible.
 

 Arameo imperial, Arameo Galiléico y paleografía hebrea

Specialized study of the main historical variants of Aramaic and the evolution of Hebrew writing, addressing Imperial Aramaic as the administrative language of the ancient Near East, Galilean Aramaic in its historical-cultural context, and Hebrew paleography for the analysis, dating and interpretation of ancient manuscripts.

Salomón: Historia, Censura y Magia

An interdisciplinary study of the figure of Solomon from the perspective of history, biblical literature, and ancient traditions, analyzing his reign, the processes of textual censorship, and the magical legends developed in Jewish, Christian, and Islamic sources.

The scribe's lying pen

A critical analysis course based on Jeremiah 8:8, focused on the study of textual transmission, the authority of scribes, and the editorial processes of the Hebrew Bible, examining how writing, interpretation, and power influenced the formation of sacred texts.