Our short courses offer many ways to study
Why not explore learning with NTC or build on the units you’ve studied by taking an evening class or one of our other flexible study options?
There are numerous ways to study on a short-term basis. Whether it’s a single class that interests you, or a number of classes over a longer period, the chance to become part of the academic community here at The Nazarene is yours. The following information will help you decide what to register for:
Audit/Credit Classes (One-off classes)
NTC welcomes students who simply want to take a course unit or two. ‘Audit students’ don’t have to go through the formality of application and interviews, but can simply register at the start of the semester. There are no examinations or coursework for audit classes so you can join in simply for the pleasure of learning!
Individual evening classes and day classes can also be taken for credit (dependent on completing all the course work), but without committing to a full college programme. Course units earned can then be transferred into a certificate, diploma, or full degree course. Each class is two hours long and usually run for eleven weeks through the semester.
Click HERE to register online for individual evening or daytime classes.
Spring 2018 semester or email enquiries@nazarene.ac.uk
May 2018 UG intensives
Week 1 (May 14th-18th 2018)
- Theories and Strategies of Evangelism
- Worship and Sacraments
- Marriage and the Family
Week 2 (May 21st-25th 2018)
- Preaching
- Psalms and Wisdom
Click HERE to register online for a May Intensive course
Special rates for UG units
- Audit only £90 per 10 credit unit (no coursework, just participate in the class)
- ‘Taster’ Unit £225 (includes coursework and credit if this is your first 10 credit unit)
(Full price after first unit if completing for credit, £595 per 10 credit unit)
Intensive Units
The next set of Undergraduate and Postgraduate intensives are in January and May 2018. To register please use the online forms above or email enquiries@nazarene.ac.uk for more information.
The College has two short ‘intensive’ sessions: one is in January, and one in May. There is also one in September for the Glasgow and Manchester-based Youth and Community students. This allows full- and part-time students to take a course unit within a one-week intensive period (for undergraduates) or one to two week period (for MA units); classes usually run from 9am-3:30pm. You can download the full Academic Calendar here.