Distance Education & Technology Integration (DETI)
Distance education (online learning) is designed to expand your educational experiences independent of time, location and physical barriers. The University of North Georgia understands the challenges facing students who wish to further their education while balancing family, work or other demands.
Whether you choose to complete your core curriculum through eCore or work towards a degree or certificate with UNG Online, courses can be accessed from home, work or anywhere you have an internet connection.
UNG offers the flexibility of quality online courses from the same accredited curricula as on-campus equivalents, providing unparalleled convenience and accessibility, making it easier than ever to earn your college degree.
Our faculty and staff care about student success and specialize in delivering engaging online instruction within an innovative learning environment.
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Three UNG programs earn U.S. News Best Online Programs recognitionThree online graduate programs at the University of North Georgia (UNG) — nursing, education and criminal justice — earned a spot on the 2020 U.S. News & World Report Best Online Programs rankings.
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Online degree enrollment increases at UNGAs more companies seek out employees with advanced degrees, many full-time workers are going online to acquire master's degrees to make themselves more marketable. As the sixth-largest public univers
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UNG ranked in top 20 of best online schools in GeorgiaUniversity of North Georgia's (UNG) diverse graduate degree programs ranging from higher education to public administration earned the school recognition as one of the 2018 Best Online Colleges in Geo
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UNG ranks third in Most Affordable Military-Friendly Online CollegesOnce again, University of North Georgia (UNG) has been recognized for being military friendly. SR Education Group, an online education research publisher, ranked UNG as No. 3 in its Most Affordable Mi
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UNG online class presence increases by leaps and boundsAlmost every University of North Georgia (UNG) student has experienced, at times, the pangs of disappointment when registering for classes. UNG, however, implemented a solution several years ago to so