at DUC specializes in the history of philosophy, modern European philosophy, and Aristotelian-Thomistic metaphysics. Faculty members come from both the analytic and continental traditions. The Faculty of Theology has strengths in New Testament hermeneutics and value personalism. Science et Esprit Since 1998, DUC has been the home of the journal Science et Esprit. First established in 1948 under the name Sciences Ecclésiastiques by professors in the Faculty of the Society of Jesus in Montreal, the journal specializes in philosophy and theology, and publishes articles in both English and French. Student Association The Association Étudiants Collège Dominicain (AECDO) elects representatives to sit on the boards for both the Faculty of Philosophy and of the Faculty of Theology. It organizes and directs various activities (extracurricular, social justice committee, social gathering) pertaining to student life. Academics Faculty of Philosophy Undergraduate Programs Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) with minor in Ethics Bachelor of Arts (Honours) with major in Philosophy and minor in Theology Bachelor of Arts with a concentration in Philosophy Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy with minor in Ethics Graduate Programs Master of Arts in Philosophy Doctorate in Philosophy Faculty of Theology Undergraduate Programs Bachelor in Theology Bachelor of Arts with major in Theology and minor in Philosophy Graduate Programs Master of Arts in Theology and Licenciate Master of Theology Doctorate in Theology (Ph.D. / Canonical Degree) Partnerships Institut de pastorale des Dominicains In 1967, DUC partnered with the Institut de pastorale des Dominicains in Montreal. The institute was founded in 1960 by the Dominican Order during the construction of the convent of Saint Albert the Great, and offers French programs in pastoral or liturgical theology or in catechism, leading to university certificates, bachelor's and master's degrees. Carleton University Since 2012 DUC has been affiliated with Carleton University. Students at Dominican are entered into Carleton's student enrollment system, have access to its library, and – apart from those pursuing professional, ecclesiastical studies – receive their diplomas jointly from both institutions. Carleton students can take electives at Dominican and vice versa. Their affiliation agreement was renewed in 2018. Students of DUC are also permitted to take courses within the Faculty of Arts at the University of Ottawa. DUC is a member of the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada and of L'Association des collèges et universités de la francophonie canadienne, a network of academic institutions of the Canadian Francophonie. Dominican