Winter 2021 In-Person Courses
Undergraduate and Graduate
While many courses will be delivered remotely for Winter 2021, we will continue to prioritize in-person learning where it is essential for program completion or progression; and, we will explore all opportunities to increase our current roster of in-person course offerings on our campuses to maximize student learning (lectures, graduate research, practicums, experiential placements, etc.) within public health guidelines. You can now view an updated list below, which includes the majority of Winter 2021 courses that have an in-person component. Search the table below for a list of Winter 2021 courses that have an in-person component. You will also see this information reflected in Bear Tracks within your student registration.
The following FAQs should help answer some of your initial questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
In Bear Tracks, courses and course components with in-person delivery will be available within student registration. For remote delivery, the Location will appear as Remote. This update will be complete by November 13.
In Bear Tracks, courses and course components with in-person delivery will be available within student registration. Courses with an in-person component will have an updated Class Note to indicate that there is in-person content. This update will be complete by November 13. You can also view the searchable list on this page.
- The Class Notes provide the most important and helpful information. If a course occurs at a campus other than the North Campus, this will also be indicated. For example, ‘This class offers in-person content at the Augustana Campus’.
- The first example shows a course when details have been assigned.
- The second example shows a course that does not have time or location specifics (For example: individual study for research). In these instances, students have typically already been and will continue to be in contact with their instructor.
On our campus safety page, you will find a list of the essentials; what you need to know about campus safety protocols before and during a visit to U of A campuses. There is a two-minute video that you are required to view if you are participating in in-person learning activities this fall, and links to helpful and required resources.