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The third largest type of higher education institution in [[Urcea]] is [[Catholic Church|Catholic]] seminaries and formation schools. Seminaries work for the training of priests and most date to the {{wp|counter reformation}}; formation schools are lesser institutions dedicated to the education and training of other religious. Many of these are privately operated by the Church with various degrees of [[Ministry_for_the_Church_in_Urcea#Agency_for_Ecclesiastical_Development|state support]], and most seminaries operated independently by religious orders receive no state funding at all. Some seminaries, however, are embedded within public liberal arts schools or have associated programs where seminarians receive educational credit. A small number of seminaries are operated directly by the state within a public school. The most prominent institution is [[Collegium_Scientificum#St._Andrew's_Seminary|St. Andrew's Seminary]], part of the Collegium Scientificum in [[Urceopolis (City)|Urceopolis]]; this institution is a campus within the larger Collegium Scientificum system, although the vast majority of programs and all seminarian dorms are on-site at the seminary. | |||
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