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, take GA FinTech Academy courses through eMajor, 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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UNG reopens all five campuses with safety in mindOn the first day of classes at the University of North Georgia, to get students familiar with course information and UNG's digital learning platform, many courses held the first meeting online. In the
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Political Science and International Affairs offers three fully online degreesThe Department of Political Science & International Affairs (PSIA) is the first academic department at UNG to offer associate, bachelor's and master's degrees online.
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Instruction offered in various forms this fallDesks positioned 6 feet apart, faculty members and students clad in masks for face-to-face instruction, and a rotating schedule for class attendance will be part of the new collegiate experience this
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Students and families may tune in to watch digital town hallUniversity of North Georgia administrators plan to address courses, the revised academic calendar, preparations to return to campus, and more in a virtual town hall session from noon to 1 p.m. July 27
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Upward Bound switches to digital summer programWith a U.S. Department of Education grant allocated for 2020 Upward Bound summer program plus support from both school districts, Dr. Latrice Richardson switched the summer experience from a residenti