It also focuses on the abandonment of prejudice, gender equity, relativity of truth, income redistribution, universal education, a global commonwealth of nations, and the harmony of religion and science. It is located in Bolivia, though English is used to a large extent. Associate's degrees are available in business, agriculture, technology, public relations, and government. Bachelor's include all of those listed above, as well as communications, international relations, and education. Graduate degrees include business, health, sustainable development, and forestry.
Some distance education is available.
Students are required to enroll in development studies courses and participate in community service. Students from over 20 countries attend Nur, and it has flexible programs and policies to help enable the education of women. Students take courses in traditional academic disciplines as well as enroll in intense Jewish study. Students can also be trained to be a cantor. Adult education and high school courses are also available.