Collegium Augustinianum
Higher EducationFlorida, United States2-10 Employees
The Collegium Augustinianum is a research institute and specialized graduate school devoted to philosophy and theology. It traces the scholarly lineage of 19th-century Augustinian figures and was formally chartered in 1999 as a College of Fellows by leading Augustinian scholars to advance the thought of St. Augustine and the Augustinian intellectual tradition in Western philosophy and theology, including notable scholars such as Tarcisius Van Bavel, Frederick Van Fleteren, Roland J. Teske, and Vincent Zarini. Today, the Collegium Augustinianum operates as a community of scholars centered in the French Alps, offering sabbatical opportunities for researchers seeking a quiet space for study and writing on St. Augustine and the Augustinian intellectual tradition. It also maintains a graduate school in St. Petersburg, Florida, United States, reflecting its cross-continental academic presence within higher education.