Visiting students are welcomed into the Nashotah House community at any time. Most visiting students take courses in January and July. Students attend one-week sessions on campus in those months, and the rest of the course is completed at a distance. When they are studying on campus, they are invited to participate in the full life of the community.
Many visiting students are pastors desiring continuing education or students from other institutions interested in the unique electives Nashotah offers. They can take Masters-level or Advanced Degree courses for credit or as auditors. Visiting students taking Masters-level courses for credit typically hold a Bachelors of Arts degree, and those who take Advanced Degree courses for credit are usually at least half-way through a Masters degree.
HOW TO REGISTER
Taking a course as a visiting student is a great way to learn more about the Nashotah House community and to deepen one’s understanding of Scripture and theology.
Explore “Theology of Culture” over four weekends with the Rev. Dr. Hans Boersma. Learn and apply ascetical theology. Dive into the Gospels. Learn how to preach. We have a robust lineup of courses this fall for visiting students. Find the right one for you!
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We’re offering an exciting lineup of courses in January, including “Christian Platonism” with the Rev. Dr. Hans Boersma, “Educating the Poetic Imagination: Psalms and Poetry” with Christine Perrin, MFA, and more.
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As a visiting student at Nashotah House, you will have the opportunity to engage with and learn from accredited, published faculty members who are invested in your formation. Visit our Faculty page to discover more about their publications, expertise, and call to ministry.
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