First course in University of Nations (U of N) is Discipleship Training School (DTS).
You can enroll into other programs in U of N after you have graduated DTS.
You can take DTS as long as you are 18 or older and are Christian.

In order to enroll in Discipleship Training School (DTS), you must first fill out the application form and send it to the school of your choice.

Usually, the deadline for the forms are 2 months before the school starts and after turning in the forms, school will choose the date for interview for each Individual.

Any former Discipleship Training School (DTS) students who took the course in University of Nations (U of N) are able to apply.

But anyone who took BEDTS or PDTS can not be accepted as a student in Second Level School in U of N but can apply as an auditor.

For further questions, please contact the school you would like to apply to.

In Jeju University of Nations (U of N), all the courses have training so in order to protect not only you and your health but other students as well, we require a health form.

Since there are different age groups here on campus, we make it our priority to keep our campus safe and healthy.

For further information, look below.

1. 1. Who?
      1. 1. Anyone who applies and family member(s) who live/will live here on campus (at least 15 years of age)
      1. 1. If under age 15, you do not have to receive blood test and X-Ray due to the tests being hard.
      1. If pregnant, you do not have to get X-Ray.

1. 1. Requirements: Tuberculosis Test (Thorax X-Ray), Infection Test (Antige/antibody reaction display)

1. Caution:
   1. 1. The check-up date for the health form must be less than 1 year.
   1. If you are diagnosed with hepatitis B (inactive) as a result of your health checkup, or if you are inactive tuberculosis, you must be declared to be ‘inactive’. However, hepatitis B (active), active tuberculosis can not be passed.

Of course you are welcomed to come with your family.
In fact, Jeju University of Nations (U of N) encourages taking training with the whole family.

While parents are training, children can transfer to Daycare(Kindergarten), elementary and school near by.
There is also “Children Class” for children who are to not at the age for elementary school.

If the couple are both coming to school as students then both has to pay the tuition.
If family member(s) are not participating in the school, look below for the further information on payment.
Fee for family member(s) who are staying on campus but are not taking classes.

*Living on campus in dorms(starting the first day of classes/school)

Adult: 1,272,000 Won
Middle/High Schooler: 1,104,000 Won
24 months or older(Elementary School): 883,200 Won
24 months or younger: free

*During breaks for children, the lunch fee are separate.
*There are additional living fee for family member(s) of CDTS students.

*Fee for family member(s) while on mission trip
Fee for children(preschool and under) are 70% of normal cost.
Fee will be sent out/collected after 7-8 weeks into the school/class. (Fee for adults tend to be between 2,600,000-3,400,000 Won)

If need/want more information, contact the school/class you are interested in.

Yes it is possible.
It is possible as spouse/parent(s) to stay and live on campus with the student(s).

Along with the application(s) for the student(s), download the separate application form, fill it out, and turn it in together.
For the cost of living on campus, please check number 8.

After complete Discipleship Training School (DTS), you can keep studying at University of Nations (U of N).
The information you have learned here at Jeju U of N in your DTS course will be recorded so you can study at any U of N around the globe.

All the U of N around the world are connected with their own database so any classes/school you take will be recorded on the database no matter which U of N you take the course in. We recommend and encourage taking courses around the globe.

www.ywam.org (international Youth With a Mission (YWAM) website): This website has all the informations about the YWAM bases around the world and has their websites.

www.uofn.edu : You can get information about other University of Nations (U of N) around the globe.

For more information, go into the website to inquire personally about detailed school schedule or guide.

You can get information about Hawaii Kona Univeristy of Nations (u of N) and the courses/school/classes they offer through their website at www.uofnkona.edu

For more information, go into the website to inquire personally about detailed school schedule or guide.

The University of nations (U of N) offers courses and mission trips that can be used in U of N over 100 countries. Currently, various accredited institutions around the world are accepting transfer students and credits from U of N. The U of N is an institution that gives degrees (associate, bachelor, master) but has never applied for accreditation in any country.

National University Assosiation recognizes that the accreditation of a university accredited institution has many advantages in terms of quality of education. So U of N will soon complete the application process with the World University Accreditation Council. However, this association will remain at the early development stage and will have to go through its own recognition process. Academic accreditation is not easy due to reasons such as universities and other unique curricula.

The U of N is committed to the quality of education. As a result, the process of U of N is now recognized by many of the higher education institutions of Christianity and non-Christianity. Our students are accepted as transfer students and they accept transfer credits for courses at universities in the U of N, similar to the college programs they accept. The processes are not one for one transfer. The same goes for courses at other universities. Whether or not it is legal does not constitute a major factor in the decision. The main factor is the quality of teaching recognized by the depth and quality of the student’s learning. In that respect, the U of N students show great ability. Gradually, many schools are accepting students from the U of N. Of course, not being granted a college degree can close any specialization. For many students, however, this is not an inevitable problem. It is entirely up to the individual student to pursue his / her career and expertise for what purpose and country. Please note that U of N is not legally accredited.