La Faculté des Arts et des Sports vise à équiper des hommes et des femmes dans le but de leur permettre de représenter l’Évangile au travers de leurs dons et talents uniques. L’intégration de vérités bibliques au sein du monde artistique et sportif produit un véhicule influent pour proclamer l’Évangile lors de célébrations transcendant les disparités générationnelles et culturelles.
Au sein d’une société de plus en plus mondialisée, la langue universelle des arts et des sports devient un facteur essentiel pour révéler aux nations la pensée de Dieu, son caractère et sa gloire.
En offrant des cours de musique, d’entraînement personnalisé de sport et de fitness, des cours de composition musicale, des cours de cuisine, des cours de gestion d’événements, des cours de nutrition, ainsi que bien d’autres, la Faculté des Arts et des Sports offre un apprentissage pour tout un éventail de disciplines. Toutefois, cet apprentissage ne se contente pas uniquement de suivre une méthode, il encourage aussi les étudiants à développer un caractère qui reflète la crainte de l’Éternel, ainsi qu’une conscience sociale centrée sur Dieu. Ils sont aussi encouragés à gagner une compréhension plus étendue sur la façon dont leurs passions individuelles peuvent influencer le monde, à Sa gloire.
The UofN uses two types of credits, FLW (full learning weeks) and LCU (learning component units).
FLW credits are used with traditional residential courses and one of these credits requires a minimum of 50 hours of documented learning activities; these include our normal lectures, small groups, one-on-ones, etc.; and some of these activities are nonformal, in addition to the classroom activities and study assignments.
LCU credits are used for part-time programs like evening courses, intensive seminars, distance learning and other non-residential courses. Each LCU credit requires 25 hours of focused learning activities which can be spread over a period of time.
FOUNDATIONAL ASSOCIATE OF ARTS >
The Foundational Associate of Arts degree will give the student skills for a lifetime of Bible study and application; a biblical understanding of worldviews and critical thinking; and skills in interpersonal, intrapersonal, and cross-cultural communication, including the use of various media. These skills are applied in a specific emphasis through one course from one college. This degree can provide a launching pad into other further studies and other degree programmes.
- Prerequisites 19 - 24
- Core Courses: Bible, Communication, Applied Christian Thinking 32 - 36 A Core Field Assignment may be substituted for one Core Course
- Emphasis Course Sequence 20 - 24
- ATS xxx Arts & Sports Course
- ATS xxx Arts & Sports Practicum/Field Assignment
- Elective Courses, Directed Studies, Seminars 0 - 13
Total84
Additional Notes:At least 20 credits are required in the emphasis area. Total Field Assignment/Practicum credit may vary from 16 to 36 credits.
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN EVENT MANAGEMENT >
- Students graduating with an Associate of Arts in Event Management will learn how to run events, including how to develop a programme, work as part of a team, develop a marketing strategy, manage a budget and use a SWOT analysis. They will have hands-on practical experience organizing events so as to apply their classroom learning in the nations.
- Prerequisites 19 - 24
- Core Course: Bible 0 - 12
- Required Courses 0 - 36
- Event Management Seminar II - ATS 141
- Event Management Seminar II Field Assignment - ATS 142
- Event Management Seminar I - ATS 145
- Event Management Seminar I Field Assignment - ATS 146
- School of Event Management Practicum I - ATS 347
- Elective Courses, Directed Studies, Seminars 12 - 17
Total84
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT >
The Associate of Arts in Hospitality Management enables students to study in both food and beverage management and hotel management. It will provide a strong foundation of knowledge and skills focusing on creativity, problem solving techniques, entrepreneurship, biblical hospitality and transformational leadership skills to prepare students for future management roles. Graduates will be technically competent and professionally trained for careers in the hospitality industry.
- Prerequisites 19 - 24
- Required Courses 0 - 44
- Hospitality Administration I - ATS 201
- Hospitality Administration II - ATS 202
- Hospitality Management Internship - ATS 204
- Hospitality Operation Internship - ATS 207
- One Course selected from the following 0 - 12
- One Seminar selected from the following 0 - 4
- Elective Courses, Directed Studies, Seminars 0 - 5
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ASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT >
- Prerequisites 19 - 24
- Required Courses 0 - 44
- Hospitality Administration I - ATS 201
- Hospitality Administration II - ATS 202
- Hospitality Management Internship - ATS 204
- Hospitality Operation Internship - ATS 207
- One Course selected from the following 0 - 12
- One Seminar selected from the following 0 - 4
- Elective Courses, Directed Studies, Seminars 0 - 5
Total84
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN PERFORMING ARTS >
- Aspiring artists who would like to have a foundation in performing arts can consider applying for the Associate of Arts in Performing Arts. This degree covers three major fields: dance, music, and theater. It will cover the foundational elements of the arts, enhancing and developing skills in these fields in an environment where students will not only learn theoretical concepts, but also apply what they learn in a variety of locations.
- Prerequisites 19 - 24
- Core Course: Bible 0 - 12
- Two Courses (one of which may be an associated Field Assignment) selected from the following 20 - 24
- Biblical Foundations of the Arts - ATS 211
- School of Performing Arts I - ATS 213
- School of Performing Arts I Field Assignment - ATS 214
- School of Dance I - ATS 215
- School of Dance I Field Assignment - ATS 216
- School of Culture & Art - ATS 225
- School of Culture & Art Field Assignment - ATS 226
- School of Theatre and Dramaturgy - ATS 233
- School of Circus Art - ATS 235
- School of Circus Art Field Assignment - ATS 236
- School of Acting for the Screen - ATS/CMC 231
- School of Acting for the Screen Practicum - ATS/CMC 232
- Two Related Courses (one of which may be an associated Field Assignment) as Agreed with a College Advisor 20 - 24
- Elective Courses, Directed Studies, Seminars 0 - 13
Total84
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN SPORTS MINISTRY >
The Associate of Arts in Sports Ministry combines a solid biblical foundation with an education in sports and ministry so that students will be well equipped to be a witness for Christ when stepping into the sports arena. They will bring the love of God in truth through biblical perspectives on ethics in sports, competition, and good stewardship to a culture that is focused on personal success.
- Prerequisites 19 - 24
- Core Course: Bible 0 - 12
- Required Courses 20 - 24
- Selected Courses/Seminars in consultation with the College Advisor 24 - 33
Total84
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN VISUAL ARTS >
This degree is a flexible 84-credit program that offers students the opportunity to experience different artistic techniques and abilities while developing a biblical worldview of the arts. This degree is intended to give students an opportunity to choose a discipline of their choice in studio arts, digital arts, media or fashion.
- Prerequisites 19 - 24
- Core Course: Bible 0 - 12
- Two Courses and their associated Field Assignments selected from the following 40 - 48
- School of Fashion Design - ATS 223
- School of Fashion Design Practicum - ATS 224
- School of Culture & Art - ATS 225
- School of Culture & Art Field Assignment - ATS 226
- Art Evangelists School - ATS 257
- Art Evangelists School Field Assignment - ATS 258
- Fine Arts Foundations I - ATS/CMC 251
- Fine Arts Foundations Field Assignment - ATS/CMC 252
- School of Illustration - ATS/CMC 255
- School of Illustration Practicum I - ATS/CMC 256
- Cross Cultural Visual Communication - CMC 265
- Cross Cultural Visual Communication Field Assignment - CMC 266
- Elective Courses, Directed Studies, Seminars 0 - 13
Total84
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT >
The Bachelor of Arts in Hospitality Management enables students to study in both food and beverage management and hotel management. It will provide a higher level of knowledge and skills focusing on creativity, problem solving techniques, entrepreneurship, biblical hospitality and transformational leadership skills to prepare students for future management roles. This degree will train students not only in higher level of expertise in hospitality but in managing and leading capacity.
- Prerequisites 19 - 24
- Core Courses: Bible, Communication, Applied Christian Thinking 36
- Required Courses 80
- Hospitality Administration I - ATS 201
- Hospitality Administration II - ATS 202
- Hospitality Leadership and Intercultural Management - ATS 203
- Hospitality Management Internship - ATS 204
- School of Food and Beverage Operations - ATS 205
- Hotel Operations - ATS 206
- Hospitality Operation Internship - ATS 207
- One Seminar selected from the following 4
- Elective Courses, Directed Studies, Seminars 0 - 5
Total144
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN EVENT MANAGEMENT >
- This Bachelor of Arts in Event Management will see students qualified not only in technical skills, but also with the ability to manage all aspects of a complex event from visionary conception to execution, leaving a long-term legacy of quality Christian events to impact communities and nations.
- Prerequisites 19 - 24
- Core Courses 0 - 36
- Required Courses & Seminars 0 - 48
- Event Management Seminar II - ATS 141
- Event Management Seminar II Field Assignment - ATS 142
- Event Management Seminar I - ATS 145
- Event Management Seminar I Field Assignment - ATS 146
- School of Event Management Practicum I - ATS 347
- School of Event Management Practicum II - ATS 348
- Elective Courses, Directed Studies, Seminars, chosen in consultation with the College Advisor 36 - 41
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BACHELOR OF ARTS IN VISUAL ARTS >
- The Bachelor of Arts in Visual Arts is designed for students wishing to maximize their studio immersion. The degree is designed to give art students flexibility in constructing their program by allowing them to choose one or different concentrations — studio arts, art therapy, digital arts or fashion. All art majors choose between Art Evangelists School or Fine Arts Foundations I as their core course and then select the concentration that is best suited to their academic and career goals. The program offers a visual arts curriculum integrated with a biblical worldview.
- Prerequisites 19 - 24
- Core Courses 0 - 36
- Three Courses and their associated Field Assignments selected from the following 60 - 72
- School of Fashion Design - ATS 223
- School of Fashion Design Practicum - ATS 224
- School of Culture & Art - ATS 225
- School of Culture & Art Field Assignment - ATS 226
- Art Evangelists School - ATS 257
- Art Evangelists School Field Assignment - ATS 258
- Artists in Development - ATS 355
- Artists in Development Practicum - ATS 356
- Fine Arts Foundations I - ATS/CMC 251
- Fine Arts Foundations Field Assignment - ATS/CMC 252
- School of Illustration - ATS/CMC 255
- School of Illustration Practicum I - ATS/CMC 256
- Fine Arts Foundations II - ATS/CMC 353
- Fine Arts Foundations Practicum - ATS/CMC 354
- Cross Cultural Visual Communication - CMC 265
- Cross Cultural Visual Communication Field Assignment - CMC 266
- Elective Courses, Directed Studies, Seminars, chosen in consultation with the College Advisor 12 - 29
Total144
College Dean
Contact Details
University of the Nations
College/Faculty of Arts and Sports
75 - 5851 Kuakini Highway #27
Kailua-Kona, HI 96740
USA
International Committee
- College of Arts (Committee)
- Noémie Jean-Bourgeault, Assistant Dean (Montreal, Canada)
- Shanette Martin (South Africa)
- (Emerging - College of Sports & Fitness)
- College of Sports & Fitness (Committee)
- Andy Holten - Acting Chair (Togo)
- Joshua Seykora (Hawaii)
- JonPaul Lindgren (Brazil)
- Merja Ruokonen (Finland)
- Mitch Anderson (Chile)
- John LaDue (Japan)
Academic Advisor
Samuel Biggs (Arts) - EmailHunter Sipes (Sports) - Email