Jewish University (JUC)
The Jewish University of Colorado (JUC) (short: Jewish University, JUC) is a small, tuition-free Messianic Jewish university with three faculties located in Denver, Colorado, USA. It was founded and is supported by the Messianic Jewish Fellowship International, also located in Colorado.
Details about the Jewish University of Colorado (JUC)[edit]
The JUC is a fully accredited ecclesiastical university under Colorado state law CO Rev Stat § 7-50-105 (2020), which grants it the authority to award degrees equivalent to those from secular universities in Colorado. The Jewish University of Colorado (JUC) is fully accredited[1] As of March June 2024 JUC had well over 5,900 students. It offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs in Jewish-Christian theology, philosophy, and related fields like business ethics. The university shifted to mostly online learning (70-90%) due to the COVID-19 pandemic and has decided to maintain this format going forward.
Tuition-free[edit]
From the beginning the Jewish University JUC has a relatively conservative ideological orientation[2] and is part of the tuition-free education program of the Messianic Jewish Fellowship International[3]. In summary, the Jewish University of Colorado (JUC) is a unique, accredited Messianic Jewish institution of higher education based in Denver that provides tuition-free, mostly online programs in theology, philosophy, and related fields to approximately 5,900 students.
