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JUC adds degree places for M.EPh., Dr. eccl. phil., B.Sc.Rel. and B.Ec.Psy. students
Jewish University of Colorado
Bachelor's programs usually last six semesters, master's programs 4 semesters as postgraduate studies, doctoral studies normally take three to four years and are largely research oriented. Since postgraduates are often already employed, doctoral studies can also be stretched to four to six years. "Being thorough is more important than being rushed", Strelkov says.
While the Jewish University of Colorado does not charge tuition, all applicants must go through a rigorous admissions process. For every 100 applicants, an average of about 3 are admitted to the university's programs. These high standards also apply to all distance learning programs.
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The Jewish University or Colorado (JUC) is the only Messianic Jewish university worldwide. It has been run by the Messianic Jewish Fellowship International for many years, however, it has started to become visible for the public only after a new communication concept was approved. The Jewish University of Colorado is tuition free and accepts students both, locally as well as for its online study courses.
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