The journal Journal of Contemporary African Philosophy (JOCAP) publishes a new issue exploring the complex links between culture, identity, and mental health in African societies. The edition is available in English, open access.
To study is an act of hope. To teach is a gesture of trust. To research is a long-term commitment. Read the April letter from the Rector.
The inaugural session of the LIRP, held on March 26, 2025, represents a strategic milestone for Domuni Universitas, reaffirming its commitment to academic excellence, pedagogical innovation, and the advancement of quality in distance higher education.
The Laboratory for Pedagogical Intelligence and Reflection (LIRP) was inaugurated on 13 February 2025. An interview with Dr Jean-Louis Meylan, based in Lausanne and serving as the Scientific Coordinator of this newly established research initiative.
Christ the Physician, by Marc Mitri, explores the figure of Christ as a healer in the light of Gregory of Nyssa. Combining patristic tradition with contemporary issues, this book, prefaced by Marie-Anne Vannier, reinterprets salvation as the complete restoration of the human being.
Domuni Universitas rejoices in the appointment of His Excellency Monseigneur Armand Koné as Metropolitan Archbishop of Korhogo (Côte d'Ivoire). Mgr Koné was a student at Domuni Universitas.
This article presents two works by Domuni-Press on the interpretation of the Gospels. Bruno Callebaut, in The Gospels at the Crossroads of Exegeses, analyzes modern exegetical approaches and advocates for a nuanced reading of the texts. Manuel Rivero, in Progressing in Truth, traces the journey of Father Lagrange, a pioneer of exegesis that combines faith and reason. These works offer a deep reflection on the reading of the Gospels and their relevance today.
Mediation is an alternative conflict resolution method that prioritizes dialogue and cooperation. This new course offered by Domuni, led by Edouard Koutsava, mediator and theologian, explores its foundations, principles, and applications.
During his lecture at the Catholic University of Madagascar, Brother Amir Jajé, OP, emphasized that interreligious dialogue is based on respect, attentive listening, and mutual understanding, fostering authentic fraternity.
Domuni Universitas is transforming its platform: DoMoodle becomes My Domuni, providing a smoother, more intuitive, and interactive experience for distance learning.
Madagascar, this February, has been a land of encounters and hope. There, on this island where the ocean and the sky seem to merge into a single horizon, we discovered a passionate youth, driven by the strength of a desire to learn that transcends borders and oceans.
On February 18, 2025, the Catholic University of Madagascar (UCM) organized an interdisciplinary study day on corruption, in partnership with Domuni Universitas and its Dean of Social Sciences, Dr. Manuel Rivero.
Domuni establishes the Laboratory for Intelligence and Pedagogical Research (LIRP), a space dedicated to innovation in higher distance education.
New courses are enriching the academic offerings, while an instructional designer has been appointed to strengthen the coordination of teaching teams.
The PhD School seminar of Domuni Universitas took place on Wednesday, January 22, 2025, gathering over thirty participants from across the globe.
Marie Monnet sends you her warmest wishes for 2025 and shares Domuni's ambitions for a year of innovation and fraternity.
A Christmas message imbued with solidarity and hope, addressed to all, especially to regions in crisis where our students and colleagues live. An invitation to draw strength and unity from diversity to build a more fraternal world.
During the autumn plenary session of the Academic Senate of Domuni-Universitas, held on 28 November 2024, key topics on academic quality and pedagogical innovation were discussed. A new board was also elected for a two-year term.
Upon recently discovering Pope Francis' letter on the role of literature in education, I was struck by its depth and insight. He speaks of reading not as mere leisure but as a true school for the mind and heart.
Professor María José Caram, who teaches theology in Spanish at Domuni Universitas and the Catholic University of Córdoba (Argentina), pays tribute to Gustavo Gutiérrez, OP, recently deceased, who was her friend and mentor
