| Address | Email: |
|---|---|
| 320 South Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19102 |
info@uarts.edu |
| Phone: | Website: |
| 215.717.6000 | www.uarts.edu |
University of the Arts, The
The University of the Arts is the nation’s first and only university dedicated to the visual, performing, and communication arts. Its 2,300 students are enrolled in undergraduate and graduate programs on its campus in the heart of Philadelphia’s Avenue of the Arts. Its history as a leader in educating creative individuals spans more than 125 years. For further information about The University of the Arts call 215.717.6000, or visit www.uarts.edu.
Continuing Education at UArts: 215.717.6095, ce@uarts.edu
Continuing Education programs at UArts are non-degree programs specifically designed for the adult learner. Courses are available in visual art and design, digital technology, music, dance and writing. CE offerings include weekend and evening professional development and personal enrichment courses and workshops. Courses are currently offered on-campus in Center City and off-campus at Staack Woodworking and East Falls Glassworks.
Professional Institute for Educators, 215.717.6092, pie@uarts.edu
The University of the Arts offers graduate-level credit courses for teachers in a variety of locations, including area museums and schools, with schedules designed to meet the needs of teachers. Courses for credit are in compliance with the Pennsylvania Department of Education Act 48 and New Jersey Professional Development standards. The Institute also hosts a one-week long intensive art program for educators each summer.
Continuing Education at UArts: 215.717.6095, ce@uarts.edu
Continuing Education programs at UArts are non-degree programs specifically designed for the adult learner. Courses are available in visual art and design, digital technology, music, dance and writing. CE offerings include weekend and evening professional development and personal enrichment courses and workshops. Courses are currently offered on-campus in Center City and off-campus at Staack Woodworking and East Falls Glassworks.
Professional Institute for Educators, 215.717.6092, pie@uarts.edu
The University of the Arts offers graduate-level credit courses for teachers in a variety of locations, including area museums and schools, with schedules designed to meet the needs of teachers. Courses for credit are in compliance with the Pennsylvania Department of Education Act 48 and New Jersey Professional Development standards. The Institute also hosts a one-week long intensive art program for educators each summer.
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