UTC
- ACentre of Excellence Over the
years UTC has grown into a center of academic excellence of international
reputation and recognition, drawing students and
scholars from all over the world. A Residential Community
UTC has four residential campuses, which provide an
ecumenical setting with close interaction between the mentors and learners.
Teachers and students live in these campuses.
Separate hostels for men and women and quarters for married students are
provided with all amenities to ensure comfortable stay. Some of the additional
facilities available are Nursery School and a Creche,
Hostel Mess for students and Hostel Annexe for guests
and visitors.
The women’s Hostel Annex at 43, Millers’s road,
provides facilities for women and secular students. The students and Faculty of
the College come from different parts of India and Abroad. Such a multi-cultural
and international community offers unique cross-cultural experience and
opportunities for growth in ecumenical awareness.
UTC - A Center
of Ecumenical Activities The College, in view of its library and the resource
persons available, has become a center of many ecumenical conferences and
meetings - both big and small. The Charles Ranson Hall at its main entrance
provides accommodation for about 400 people. There are also small conference
halls. During vacations, boarding and lodging arrangements for conferences of
around three hundred people are possible. The College has one the finest
Theological Libraries in South Asia, and an excellent archive section containing
a large collection of very valuable
historical records, rare manuscripts and microfilm and microfiche collections.
The co-operation with the Roman Catholic Seminaries, especially with the
Dharmaram Vidyakshetram and with several other Research Institutes, provides
additional opportunity for interaction with a wider community of scholars.
Address:
Post Box. No. 4613, 63, Millers Road, Benson Town
BANGALORE - 560046, INDIA.
UTC
- A Centre of Excellence Over the
years UTC has grown into a center of academic excellence of international
reputation and recognition, drawing students and
scholars from all over the world. A Residential Community
UTC has four residential campuses, which provide an
ecumenical setting with close interaction between the mentors and learners.
Teachers and students live in these campuses.
Separate hostels for men and women and quarters for married students are
provided with all amenities to ensure comfortable stay. Some of the additional
facilities available are Nursery School and a Creche,
Hostel Mess for students and Hostel Annexe for guest
s
and visitors.
Center
of Ecumenical Activities The College, in view of its library and the resource
persons available, has become a center of many ecumenical conferences and
meetings - both big and small. The Charles Ranson Hall at its main entrance
provides accommodation for about 400 people. There are also small conference
halls. During vacations, boarding and lodging arrangements for conferences of
around three hundred people are possible. The College has one the finest
Theological Libraries in South Asia, and an excellent archive section containing
a large collection of very va
luable
historical records, rare manuscripts and microfilm and microfiche collections.
The co-operation with the Roman Catholic Seminaries, especially with the
Dharmaram Vidyakshetram and with several other Research Institutes, provides
additional opportunity for interaction with a wider community of scholars.