University Faculties of the PythAcademia
The PythAcademia has one main university faculty at the Arium in which all the others take part. It is called: Civitas Administration. In other words, the Academy has many faculties for various specializations, but all of them also draw something from that main one. In addition, it has a series of bilateral agreements with many other prestigious universities around the world where many, if not most, of its students can study under full or partial EthoPlasìn scholarship. In these other universities EthoPlasìn students, wearing full uniform and abiding to its decorum and discipline, can theoretically study in practically any other kind of faculty of any subject matter.
The particularity of the EthoPlasìn, as a university, is expressed in one paragraph of Section 4 of our main page, that we find useful to repeat here:
All EthoPlasìn Members Have To Acquire Civitas Qualifications - This applies to both students, Interns or Externs, and non-student members. For fulltime university students at the Academy, it applies over and above their qualifications in the faculty of their choice. The "Victory On The Minotaur", and the related acquisition of Civitas Management skills, do apply to all, subject to loosing membership. The first common year of formation, starting at age 18, completes the Civitas Initiation level with the title of Civitas Technician at age 19. The following three years consist in a Civitas Apprenticeship leading to the title of Civitas Professional at age 22. The following two years lead to becoming a Civitas Manager at age 24. This is where most members will stop their Civitas Training. However, with two more years of internal training, a student can become a Civitas Administrator at age 26. Finally, a Civitas Administrator can become a Civitas Master at age 28, the maximum level, after ten years of intensive Civitas Training. The Interns admitted to the faculty of Civitas Administration at the Arium, and in consideration of their privileged internal training, can, and should normally, become Civitas Administrators after only five years instead of seven, at age 24 and possibly complete a Civitas Mastership at age 26. In any case, with two more years, all Civitas Administrators can become Civitas Masters, either at age 26 or at age 28. Externs can only become Civitas Administrators at age 26, after returning at the Arium as Interns if necessary, for one or two years, after the completion of their study at other universities. The alternative is for them to stay Civitas Managers while starting their normal professional life in their chosen field of activity outside the Arium. All these Civitas Qualifications are always on top of, and in addition to, a regular curriculum of normal university study. The approximately ten years involved to reach a Civitas Mastership are also closely related to the Ten Rules and Grades of the EthoPlasìn discipline. A Student has to reach and maintain at least a minimum level of Civitas Manager, after five years of formation as a student. A Member (non-student) has to maintain a minimum title of Civitas Professional after three years of training, at or outside the Arium. These minimum levels are required in order to be able to maintain membership. Civitas Managers, Administrators and Masters are also often called generically "EthoCratic Leaders" in honor of their extensive EthoPlasìn formation. For the privileged long-term students at the Arium, the type of fulltime formation of the first year of initiation is replaced and/or supplemented in the following years mainly by the so-called "PythagorArium Hour" (or: PytHour), that is the first studying hour of the schedule of each day at the Academy, discussing various elements of discipline, and complying to additional disciplinary exercises. This intensive internal training explains why Interns can often become Civitas Masters at age 26 instead of at age 28. All this is explained in more details in our page Description In More Details. Hopefully, this holistic formation will also involve the will to maintain a proud life-long membership to the EthoPlasìn Association on the part of all members.
The faculties at the PythagorArium itself are thus the following:
MAIN FACULTY
Civitas Administration - This is the main faculty at the Arium, and the one of most importance and concern of the EthoPlasìn Academy. In fact, all the other faculties can be considered a kind of specialization of this main one. Civitas Administration is a brand new faculty, like there is no other one at any other university. From a personal point of view, it educates students in a holistic way, through the very strict and demanding EthoPlasìn discipline described in the various pages of this website and based on the Pythagorean formation of the Human Tetractys. It includes important aspects of all the other subsidiary faculties. From a social point of view, it forms individuals to become leaders of the Civitas, best possible administrators of the Civitas, in particular competent and honest politicians and leaders and professionals of all kinds, in the private and the public sectors, pursuing objectives of Better Decorum, More Meritocracy and Oneness Responsibility, and hoping for the advent of an eventual EthoCracy in a growing number of countries during the next generations.
SUBSIDIARY FACULTIES OR SPECIALIZATIONS
The PythAcademia, in addition to its main faculty of Civitas Administration, includes few related specializations, or subsidiary faculties but, all together, they are the most important faculties for the human holistic formation of a new type of professional who is also a Civitas Manager, Administrator and Master, not to say a person capable of attaining philosophical wisdom, and consequently better personal happiness, and capable of providing his best contribution to harmonious environments, civic environments in particular. The PythAcademia however sponsors hundreds of students in practically all other possible types of faculties, in various universities around the world, providing them with partial or full scholarship, as long as they are prepared to follow, at the same time, a parallel and complementary curriculum of EthoPlasìn discipline and Civitas Management after the completion of their full common year of "Civitas Initiation" at the Academy. EthoPlasìn wants all its students to become full Civitas Administrators, either as their main qualification or as an additional one. The acquisition of Civitas Qualifications is the essence of what makes "The Difference" between the EthoPlasìn Academy and all other universities (as explained more extensively in the section '4' of our Home Page, called The Difference, with a paragraph of that section being reported above, along with the painting of Niccolo Polano, called Civitas Terrena et Civitas Caelestis, painted in 1460).