Meet at college for six block weeks a year

Dispersed learning students attend college for six block weeks during the academic year.

These include a welcome week with some teaching in September and four other teaching block weeks. The sixth block week in May is a retreat/formation week. Block weeks commence at lunchtime on Monday and end at lunchtime on Friday to give time for travel from a distance and to keep Sundays free for your context commitments. During block weeks, we make time for reflection and build community within our dispersed learning cohorts. [Learn more about our library and learning and disability support >]

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