Knowing that students have busy lives, Harvard University provides more than 100 College and Extension School courses online. Such classes—taught by professional Harvard faculty as well as industry experts—permit you to make better your knowledge, start a degree program, and advance your career.
Simple and convenient to use, distance education lets you take a semester-long class while you stay in another country. When you have access to Internet resource, you are able to take a class.
Every week, class lecture videos are accessible for you to study at your free time. You will interact with instructors and classmates through the Web and e-mail, and complete your scheduled assignments no matter where you are comfortable.
Whether you would like to take classes for professional growth or personal gratification, the virtual classroom of Extension School provides you the engaging and rigorous coursework you would expect from the University.
In order to benefit from being a candidate in an Extension School degree program, you should be deep in the Harvard community, to enroll in classes and seminars on campus, and employ various campus resources. But, the following degrees let you add your on-campus studies and distance education.
In order to get the Bachelor of Liberal Arts degree, you should complete 4 on-campus-only courses. To earn the Master of Liberal Arts degree, you need to complete 5 on-campus-only courses. Two of the courses should be the field seminar and proseminar. You should spend a couple of semesters in residence at Summer School or Extension School.
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