Online @ UCF

The UCF Virtual Campus provides opportunities for students to enroll in credit courses and select degree and certificate programs delivered over the Internet. The instructional design of these courses maintains a high-quality learning environment for nontraditional and campus-based students. The course materials and methods were developed by UCF faculty to maximize the learner's achievement of course and program objectives.

Web-Based Graduate Degree Programs

• Career and Technical Education (MA)
• Criminal Justice (MS)
• English, Technical Communication Track (MA)
• Exceptional Student Education (MEd and MA)
• English, Technical Communication (MA)
• Forensic Science (MS)
• Health Care Informatics (MS)
• Health Sciences, Health Services Administration Track (MS)
• Instructional Technology, Educational Technology Track (MA)
• Instructional Technology, E-Learning Track (MA)
• Instructional Technology, Instructional Systems Track (MA)
• Health Services Administration (MS)
• Nonprofit Management (MNM)
• Nursing (MSN)

Online with Video

Online with Video, graduate programs offered via asynchronous web (W) and video (V) modalitites.

• Digital Forensics (MS)

Web-Based Graduate Certificates

• Autism Spectrum Disorders
• Community College Education
• E-Learning Professional Development
• Gifted Education
• Initial Teacher Professional Preparation
• Instructional Design for Simulations
• Instructional/Educational Technology
• Nonprofit Management
• Nursing Education
• Pre-Kindergarten Handicapped Endorsement
• Professional Writing
• Special Education

Online courses are identified in the Class Schedule Search available at https://my.ucf.edu/. Select the Advanced Search Dialogue and use the drop-down list next to Mode of Instruction to search for the descriptive value of "World Wide Web (W)" or "Video Streaming (V)." Complete listings of all fully and partially webbased classes from the class schedule are also excerpted and available on the Virtual Campus website at http://online.ucf.edu. Students who plan to enroll in any course with a web component must have access to the Internet, a Web browser such as Internet Explorer, basic web-browsing knowledge, ability to use e-mail, and basic computer skills such as word processing. For additional information, refer to the Learning Online website ( http://learn.ucf.edu).

UCF's Virtual Campus is supported and facilitated by the Center for Distributed Learning. The Center's mission is to provide support to students, faculty and staff in the development and planning of distributed learning courses and programs. The Center serves as a clearinghouse for processes and resources, providing planning and marketing support for online credit programs. The Center also coordinates the university's standards and accreditation changes resulting from web-based instruction.

Contact

Center for Distributed Learning
Director and Assistant Vice President: Thomas B. Cavanagh
cavanagh@mail.ucf.edu or call 407-823-4910
Web Address: http://online.ucf.edu/