Learn more about the many advances Catholic University is making in online and hybrid education!

During our recent Gratus celebration honoring friends and benefactors, we highlighted the many educational innovations taking place at Catholic University. Thanks to gifts both large and small, the University is taking the lead in online learning, with exciting developments soon to take shape in our new nursing and sciences building, new digital program offerings, and novel ways of delivering existing programs to current students. We are also expanding our reach through a new Alexandria campus and courses offered in partnership with Pima Community College in Tucson, Ariz.

Published on: Monday, March 29, 2021

Campaign Theme: Academic Environment

Division: Busch School of Business, Conway School of Nursing, Metropolitan School of Professional Studies

Tags: Tucson, Alexandria, Online Education, Gratus 2021

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