Federated Faculty For Research In Religion And Culture (FFRRC), Kottayam

Federated Faculty For Research In Religion And Culture (FFRRC), Kottayam is one of the Top colleges in Kottayam, Kerala. it's Affiliated with the Senate Of Serampore College (University), Serampore. Get Courses, Facilities, Placements, Recognitions & Accreditations details.

The Federal Faculty of Religion and Culture is an academic institution that aims to promote theological, philosophical, hermeneutical, and ecumenical discussions and discourses to spread epistemological and methodological innovations and mediations in academia and faith communities regardless of caste and religion. , confessions, ethnic and gender differences, and discrimination. FFRRC supports a broader ecumenical vision based on a perichoretic understanding of the Trinity as revealed through the immeasurable love of Jesus Christ, the Word made flesh. As a center of higher theological learning, FFRRC envisages a creative interaction with the academic world, both secular and theological, exemplifying the process of theologizing in the Indian context and engaging in dialogue with religious political, socio-cultural, and ideological polyphonies and particularities. conscious devotion to the triune God, God's world,  and God's people.

Accreditation and Ranking

Federated Faculty For Research In Religion And Culture (FFRRC), Kottayam
Affiliation: The institute is affiliated with the Senate Of Serampore College University (SSCU), Serampore

Courses Offered

Federated Faculty For Research In Religion And Culture (FFRRC), Kottayam courses are offered at various levels like Bachelor of Divinity (B.Div.), Master of Theology (M.Th), and many more. You can also find a brief overview of the different courses offered by the university across various disciplines with their specializations on the Course page.

Infrastructure and Facilities

Federated Faculty For Research In Religion And Culture (FFRRC), Kottayam has a sprawling campus that is well-maintained and provides a serene environment for learning. The buildings are modern and equipped with state-of-the-art technology, Federated Faculty For Research In Religion And Culture (FFRRC), Kottayam making it easier for students to learn and faculty to teach. The classrooms of the Federated Faculty For Research In Religion And Culture (FFRRC), Kottayam, lecture halls, and labs are spacious, comfortable, and designed to provide an excellent learning experience. The library is also outstanding, with a vast collection of books, online resources, and knowledgeable librarians.

Some Other Facilities of the Federated Faculty For Research In Religion And Culture (FFRRC), Kottayam are:
• Classrooms
• Computer Lab
• Hostel Facilities
• Sports Facilities
• Cafeteria
• Auditorium
• Wi-Fi campus
• Transportation
• Medical Facility
• Alumni Association
• Placement Cell
• ATM Facility
Library:

Library facilities at participating institutions are available to all FFRRC students and staff. In addition to these libraries, students can also access library resources such as The Pontifical Institute Library, Vadavathur, TMAMROC Library Manganam, SERI Library Baker Hill, Kottayam, TMAIC Library Amalagiri and also university library resources with prior permission from the heads of the institutions.

Vision

To facilitate research in disciplines related to religion and culture, particularly theological disciplines leading to Master and Doctoral degrees of Serampore University as well as of other recognized universities/ research centers conforming to the goal of FFRRC. For this purpose, FFRRC will collaborate with all such institutions/centers, both religious and secular.

Mission

Federated Faculty for Research in Religion and Culture is an academic institution committed to promoting theological, philosophical, hermeneutical, and ecumenical discussions and discourses in order to disseminate epistemological and methodological innovations and mediations within the academia and among the faith communities, irrespective of caste, creed, confessions, ethnicity and gender distinctions and discriminations.