A short course is an opportunity to complete a learning unit in a condensed space of time: either a week on campus or over six weeks online. This will give you the opportunity to experience excellent NTC learning around the commitments of your everyday life.
Explore our the list of short courses below, decide if you want to earn credits or simply audit the course, and click the register button below. Visit our Fees page for pricing details. You can also find details of what modules you can take in the registration form.
What To Expect
On campus
Commit your time to your studies in a faith-based learning environment that allows you to fully immerse yourself in your learning experience. From chapel to daily coffee, our campus offers a suburban retreat that allows you to dedicate yourself to a week of challenging and stretching learning.
Online
Our online courses allow you to participate in academically robust learning without compromising on your at-home commitments. Led by our faculty, you’ll still benefit from the academic prestige offered at NTC and our faith-based community from the comfort of your own home.
Course Types
We offer short courses at Undergraduate and Postgraduate Taught level. Our undergraduate courses are suitable for people who have studied before and may want to learn what it’s like to study at university level or continue at their current level of study. Our postgraduate taught courses are suitable for people who have completed a degree and are open to methods of further study.
Our short courses take place during our regular class times, whether in our semester periods or our intensive periods. To sign up, simply pick your course of choice in our registration form and follow the registration process.
If you’re uncertain about which level is best for you, please email registrar@nazarene.ac.uk.
We always welcome students who want to take a course or two. As an audit student, you don’t have to participate in examinations or coursework and can join in simply for the pleasure of learning. If you would prefer to gain credits, you can earn credits to be transferred into a certificate, diploma or full degree course.
