Academics

The College of Arts

The University of the Nations (UofN) provides a global education that empowers individuals to use their talents to serve God in any context or location through international courses, a unique modular structure and an emphasis on experiential learning. The College of Arts focuses on training individuals across various artistic disciplines, equipping them to make a godly impact on their communities and beyond through the arts. The College offers both Associate and Bachelor degrees in multiple disciplines.

Degrees

If you are interested in pursuing a degree at the University of the Nations, please reach out to an academic advisor. They will assist you in starting your journey by creating a personalized degree plan tailored to your goals to get you started on your degree.

Foundation Associate of Arts
Associate of Arts in Hospitality Management
Associate of Arts in Performing Arts
Associate of Arts in Visual Arts
Bachelor of Arts in Hospitality Management
Bachelor of Arts in Visual Arts
 

Types of Courses within the UofN

Schools – Schools are 8-12 credits, with each credit equating to one full learning week of a minimum of 50 hours.

Seminars – Seminars are 1-6 credits and are open to those that have not yet completed a DTS.

Field Assignment – A Field Assignment is linked to a previous lecture course where the students take their learning as a team (or occasionally an individual) to a new location in a different setting from the classroom. A Post-DTS Field Assignment can be up to 12 credits. Seminar field assignments can be up to 6 credits.

Practicum – A Practicum is a ‘hands on’ learning experience linked to a previous lecture course, or an integrated learning experience with both classroom and practical components. This is usually a group activity working together on a practical application. A practicum can be 1-12 credits.

Internship – Students work individually with supervision and precise goals in a professional setting related to their training or ministry. An internship can be 1-12 credits. An internship can either be linked to a previous course, or it can function as an integrative internship towards the end of a student’s degree program to integrate what they have learned.

 

Reach out to our Academics Team for more information.

Academics team

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Degrees Coordinator
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Administrator
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College of Arts

Samuel Biggs

Degrees Coordinator

Stephanie Ng

Administrator

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