Network Collaborative Courses and OSUN Courses
Network collaborative courses are online or blended classes co-created by faculty across OSUN institutions that are taught simultaneously at two or more partner campuses. These courses expose students to diverse perspectives through a wide range of cross-network readings, assignments, activities, and events.
OSUN courses are online or blended classes offered by partner institutions but available to students from anywhere across the network. Students may enroll in these courses and receive credit as if they were enrolled at the institution where the course originates.
OSUN Network Collaborative Course Proposals for 2022-23
The OSUN Portal for new Network Collaborative Courses proposals opens on October 1 and the deadline for submission is October 20.
Proposal authors are encouraged to begin putting their application materials together well in advance of the proposal deadline. An announcement will be made once the Portal is open and then proposals can be submitted.
Network collaborative courses are co-designed by faculty from multiple OSUN institutions and offered simultaneously at several campuses. Shared readings, assignments, and synchronous classes bring students across different campuses into the same discussions.
Institutes and Programs
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Exploring history since 1300 through a blended, open-access course from Princeton University -
Engaging in studies with acclaimed critical thinkers to explore what it means to be in the modern world -
Promoting student-centered teaching methods, writing-based teaching, and experiential learning. -
Supporting the integration and accessibility of humanities study across OSUN institutions -
Delivering world-class learning experiences, engaging curriculum, and student-centered teaching methods.