Difference between revisions of "Queen Šrapin University Siraŋe"
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Courses are mainly taught in [[Nidajii]] and [[French]], and it is one of the few Baranxtuan universities where knowledge of [[Latin]] and [[Wikipedia:Ancient Greek | Ancient Greek]] is vital. | Courses are mainly taught in [[Nidajii]] and [[French]], and it is one of the few Baranxtuan universities where knowledge of [[Latin]] and [[Wikipedia:Ancient Greek | Ancient Greek]] is vital. | ||
| − | The '''Queen Šrapin University Siragge''' employs about | + | The '''Queen Šrapin University Siragge''' employs about 250 professors teaching about 22,000 students. |
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| + | The '''Queen Šrapin University Siragge''' was founded on royal order by [[King Baŋani]] of [[Sraŋana]] in 1778, in honor of his late mother, [[Queen Šrapin]]. A for the time vast area was chosen on which the university should be built, until then, classes were to be already held in various other buildings scattered across town. | ||
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| + | The university was still being built when Baranxtu conquered the country two years later. The newly installed [[Ggeli Pritamitu Gguri-Ahadi | King Ggeli]] ordered the constructions to be halted and shut down all classes, and it was not until his son followed him on the throne as [[Asesi Ggelitu Gguri-Ahadi | King Asesi]] three years later that the official buildings for the university could be finished; however, he renamed it '''King Ggeli Philosophical Higher School'''. | ||
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| + | The main parts of the university were finished in 1789, and the official opening ceremony was held on September 24, 1790. | ||
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| + | When [[Ana Asesitu Ggura-Ahada | Queen Ana]] came to power in 1802, she granted significant support to the university, and in this time, it quickly grew to be one of the most important universities of the time. In 1814, when the oppressive Ggurυa-Ahadυa regime in Baranxtu was overthrown, she renamed the university '''Queen Šrapin University Siragge'''. | ||
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| + | Another main incision in the history of the university occured in 1902. In that year, most faculties moved to the Queen Ana University Siragge, and the '''Queen Šrapin University Siragge''' became purely focused on religious and philosophical studies. | ||
==Faculties== | ==Faculties== | ||
| − | The '''Queen Šrapin University Siragge''' currently has | + | The '''Queen Šrapin University Siragge''' currently has 11 faculties. |
*Faculty of [[Wikipedia:Abrahamic Religions | Abrahamic Religions]] | *Faculty of [[Wikipedia:Abrahamic Religions | Abrahamic Religions]] | ||
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*Faculty of [[Roman Catholic]] [[Wikipedia:Theology | Theology]] | *Faculty of [[Roman Catholic]] [[Wikipedia:Theology | Theology]] | ||
*Faculty of [[Wikipedia:Iconography | Iconography]] | *Faculty of [[Wikipedia:Iconography | Iconography]] | ||
| + | *Faculty of [[Wikipedia:Linguistics | the Studies of Languages]] | ||
*Faculty of [[Wikipedia:Philosophy | Philosophy]] | *Faculty of [[Wikipedia:Philosophy | Philosophy]] | ||
*Faculty of [[Wikipedia:Psychology of Religion | Psychology of Religion]] | *Faculty of [[Wikipedia:Psychology of Religion | Psychology of Religion]] | ||
Revision as of 15:04, 13 July 2006
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| Motto: "Ampanaema" | |
| Nationality | Baranxtu |
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| Main Campus | Siragge |
| Secondary Campus(es) | - |
| Established | 1778 |
| Amasrin | Imeran Handimandana |
| Mascot | Rehan Raŋi |
The Queen Šrapin University Siragge (Nid. Duhan Šrapin Gebanahuŋar Sraŋana, French Université Reine Jirapine) is the the oldest university of Siragge and also among the most renowned ones of Baranxtu. The university largely focuses on religious and philosophical sciences.
Courses are mainly taught in Nidajii and French, and it is one of the few Baranxtuan universities where knowledge of Latin and Ancient Greek is vital.
The Queen Šrapin University Siragge employs about 250 professors teaching about 22,000 students.
History
The Queen Šrapin University Siragge was founded on royal order by King Baŋani of Sraŋana in 1778, in honor of his late mother, Queen Šrapin. A for the time vast area was chosen on which the university should be built, until then, classes were to be already held in various other buildings scattered across town.
The university was still being built when Baranxtu conquered the country two years later. The newly installed King Ggeli ordered the constructions to be halted and shut down all classes, and it was not until his son followed him on the throne as King Asesi three years later that the official buildings for the university could be finished; however, he renamed it King Ggeli Philosophical Higher School.
The main parts of the university were finished in 1789, and the official opening ceremony was held on September 24, 1790.
When Queen Ana came to power in 1802, she granted significant support to the university, and in this time, it quickly grew to be one of the most important universities of the time. In 1814, when the oppressive Ggurυa-Ahadυa regime in Baranxtu was overthrown, she renamed the university Queen Šrapin University Siragge.
Another main incision in the history of the university occured in 1902. In that year, most faculties moved to the Queen Ana University Siragge, and the Queen Šrapin University Siragge became purely focused on religious and philosophical studies.
Faculties
The Queen Šrapin University Siragge currently has 11 faculties.
- Faculty of Abrahamic Religions
- Faculty of Baranxtuni Theology
- Faculty of Comparative Religion
- Faculty of Roman Catholic Theology
- Faculty of Iconography
- Faculty of the Studies of Languages
- Faculty of Philosophy
- Faculty of Psychology of Religion
- Faculty of Sociology of Religion
- Faculty of Symbology
- Faculty of Theology
Notable People
Staff
- Imeran Handimandana - amasrin (rector), alumni and professor for Comparative Symbology
Alumni
- Jozηφ Þeoφilus - Bishop of Dilhepudža
- Ilika Uemnahaste - philosopher and author
- Naþaniel Xristoφoros - Archbishop of Siragge
