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On-Campus
Programs Classes in Conflict Analysis & Resolution are scheduled in the evening, 6:00 P.M. – 9:00 P.M. Full-time students attend classes three evenings per week; part-time students attend classes two evenings per week. Occasionally, classes must be taken online. Classes in Family Therapy are scheduled 3:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M. and 6:00 P.M. – 9:00 P.M. Students can often complete course requirements by attending classes two days per week. Occasionally, classes must be taken online. Classes in the Master of Arts in Cross-disciplinary Studies program vary based on the department in which they are offered. NSU’s computer labs provide students services to write papers, use email, and conduct research via the Internet. For more information, visit the website at http://microweb.nova.edu/. Online
Programs Online students are required to attend two Residential Institutes (RI) per academic year, each one week long. Currently, the RIs are held in February and October. The RI helps online students build a learning community. During the RIs, students participate in experiential exercises, role-plays, group simulations, guest speaker presentations, panel discussions, career development seminars, poster presentations, social events, and much more. There is also time allotted for faculty advising and student academic reviews. Online media and interactive
methods are used throughout the instructional sequence, such as
WebCT, distance library services, electronic library, plus a range
of online activities that facilitate frequent student to faculty,
and student to student interaction. Online activities include real-time
and/or asynchronized forums using threaded bulletin boards, chatrooms,
email, and electronic classroom sessions. NSU offers extensive distance
and electronic library services. For more information, visit the
website at Weekend-based
Programs
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