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''See also | ''See also [[University of New England]], [[Australia]].'' | ||
The ''University of New England'' (UNE), [[US]], offers online certificate and degree programmes through its Department of Education and its College of Osteopathic Medicine. UNE seeks to offer both traditional and nontraditional students an 'alternative to the traditional classroom'. | The ''University of New England'' (UNE), [[US]], offers online certificate and degree programmes through its Department of Education and its College of Osteopathic Medicine. UNE seeks to offer both traditional and nontraditional students an 'alternative to the traditional classroom'. | ||
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The University of New England has campuses in Portland and Biddeford, Maine, [[US]]. UNE had a total of 3,792 students enrolled in 2007, primarily in face-to-face courses; this figure includes 1,893 full-time undergraduates, 247 part-time undergraduates, 506 medical students, 766 full-time graduate students, and 380 part-time graduate students. 551 students were enrolled in a nursing completion program in Israel; 792 took 'Individual Video Courses' through the Education Department, and 197 were enrolled in the College of Osteopathic Medicine Distance Education Courses. The University of New England employs more than 645 faculty and staff. | The University of New England has campuses in Portland and Biddeford, Maine, [[US]]. UNE had a total of 3,792 students enrolled in 2007, primarily in face-to-face courses; this figure includes 1,893 full-time undergraduates, 247 part-time undergraduates, 506 medical students, 766 full-time graduate students, and 380 part-time graduate students. 551 students were enrolled in a nursing completion program in Israel; 792 took 'Individual Video Courses' through the Education Department, and 197 were enrolled in the College of Osteopathic Medicine Distance Education Courses. The University of New England employs more than 645 faculty and staff. | ||
Courses are delivered via the eCollege and Blackboard learning platforms. Brief 'Video Courses' available through the Education Department are delivered in DVD format only. | The University of New England Web site is at http://www.une.edu/ | ||
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Courses are delivered via the eCollege and [[Blackboard]] learning platforms. | |||
Brief 'Video Courses' available through the Education Department are delivered in DVD format only. | |||
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[[Category:United States]] | [[Category:United States|New England]] | ||
[[Category:Universities]] | [[Category:Maine|New England]] | ||
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[[Category:Sites using Blackboard|New England]] | |||
Latest revision as of 10:46, 6 July 2010
See also University of New England, Australia.
The University of New England (UNE), US, offers online certificate and degree programmes through its Department of Education and its College of Osteopathic Medicine. UNE seeks to offer both traditional and nontraditional students an 'alternative to the traditional classroom'.
The University of New England has campuses in Portland and Biddeford, Maine, US. UNE had a total of 3,792 students enrolled in 2007, primarily in face-to-face courses; this figure includes 1,893 full-time undergraduates, 247 part-time undergraduates, 506 medical students, 766 full-time graduate students, and 380 part-time graduate students. 551 students were enrolled in a nursing completion program in Israel; 792 took 'Individual Video Courses' through the Education Department, and 197 were enrolled in the College of Osteopathic Medicine Distance Education Courses. The University of New England employs more than 645 faculty and staff.
The University of New England Web site is at http://www.une.edu/
VLE
Courses are delivered via the eCollege and Blackboard learning platforms.
Brief 'Video Courses' available through the Education Department are delivered in DVD format only.
Other details
Online degree offerings include a Masters in Public Health (MPH), a Masters in Medical Education Leadership (MMEL), and a Master of Science in Education.
The Web site for UNE's online health programmes is http://education.une.edu/. The Web site for its online education courses is http://education.une.edu/
The first online UNE courses were made available in 1997.
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