Available Courses

Combine some studying with your sunshine this summer! Click here for a complete listing of summer courses.  Registration begins for all students on March 12th. 

Fall courses will open for all students on April 17th .  Click here to learn about your choices for Fall courses.

UMM students may click here to find your earliest registration date for Fall classes.

"Mainers in Exile" Tuition Special

For former UMM in-state students who are currently living out-of-state: if you wish to re-admit and complete your UMM degree online, you may now do so at the in-state rate!  Contact our Distance Learning Coordinator, Lynne Witham, to learn more about htis program.

Check out all your course choices available through UMM distance learning this summer:

  • Accounting: Quickbooks
  • Anthropology:  Cultural Anthropology
  • Biology:  Introduction to Human Nutrition
  • Business: Labor Relations Management; Leadership
  • Community Studies: Local Economies/Global Market
  • Environmental Liberal Arts:  Recreation & Wellness Seminar; Community & Place; Natural Environments (hybrid)
  • Environmental Science (hybrid)
  • English: Introduction to Literature; Introduction to Literary/Cultural Studies; Beginning Creative Writing; Hollywood Classics; Writing for Children and Young Adults; Summer Reading List
  • Education: Dimensions of Exceptionality in the Classroom; Special Education Law; Communication & Collaboration in Special Education; Transitional Issues for Students with Disabilities
  • Geography:  Introduction to Geography
  • History:  Maine and Local History; 19th Century American Popular Culture
  • Humanities:  Introduction to Humanities
  • Management: Managerial Decision Making; Human Behavior in Organizations
  • Marketing: Consumer Behavior
  • Political Science: Introduction to Policy Analysis
  • Philosophy: Ethics
  • Psychology: Introduction to Psychology; Sport Psychology; Abnormal Psychology; Family Challenges/Resilience (hybrid); Environmental Psychology; Trauma & Recovery (hybrid); Chemical Dependency/Dual Diagnosis Counseling (hybrid)
  • Sociology: Introduction to Sociology
  • Women's Studies: Feminist Theory

Courses noted as (hybrid) have on-campus meetings in addition to the online component, often only 3-5 days over the course of the session.  Check the complete course listing linked above to see the actual dates of the on-campus meetings.

All online courses are asynchronous; attendance is not required at any particular time of the day.  However, all courses run during a specified term of time, and most courses require participation throughout the week and include course assignments with deadlines that must be met. Online computer use is required for all online courses and many others. Computers are available at centers statewide and at sites by appointment. http://www.courses.maine.edu.

 

 

 

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