Academics
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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 the 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.
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.
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