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advancing the study of unidentified anomalous phenomena through interdisciplinary dialogue
EDUCATION
Online course bookings
Online curriculum. Fundamental approaches to the study of UAP. Multiple courses, ongoing throughout the year, available in multiple languages.
The Society is developing a number of online courses on a variety of topics which treat the UAP enigma from different academic perspectives. As such our courses will highlight more of the meta-theoretic, reflective questions that must be faced if the study of UAP is to be academically serious, rigorous and productive.
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RECORDED COURSES
Available any time
ONE PRICE FOR EVERY COURSE
DATES
COURSE
LECTURER
2026
January to February
Astrobiology, UFOs, ETI and Theology
Dr Ted Peters
THEOLOGY, CULTURE, SCIENCE
2025
October to November
Relativity, Quantum Mechanics and UAP
Dr Mark Stuckey
PHYSICS
August to October
The Physics of Exotic Propulsion for Interstellar Space Travel
Dr Matthew Szydagis
PHYSICS
April to June
Phenomenology of UAP II
Dr Kimberly Engels
PHILOSOPHY
January to February
UFOs and American Culture
Dr William J. Dewan
ANTHROPOLOGY
2024
June to July
Anthropology and UAP
Dr Maya Cowan
ANTHROPOLOGY
April to June
Phenomenology of UAP
Dr Kimberley Engels
PHILOSPHY
March to April
The Scientific Investigation of UAP
Dr Massimo Teodorani
ASTROPHYSICS
Faculty
FACULTY
Teaching faculty
MANY DISCIPLINES. A SHARED INQUIRY
Dr Ted Peters
Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary and Society for UAP Studies
THEOLOGY, CULTURE, SCIENCE
Dr Kimberly Engels
Molloy University and Society for UAP Studies
PHILOSOPHY
Dr Mathew Szydagis
State University of New York at Albany and UAPx
PHYSICS
Dr William J. Dewan
University of California, Irvine
ANTRHOPOLOGY
Dr Jeffery Long
Elizabethtown College and Society for UAP Studies
RELIGIOUS STUDIES
Dr Mark Sutckey
Elizabethtown College and Society for UAP Studies
PHYSICS
Dr Maya Cowan
SUNY Binghamton
ANTRHOPOLOGY
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Dr Massimo Teodorani
Society for UAP Studies, SCU and Project Hessdalen
ASTROPHYSICS
What is different
What makes these courses different
Each course will have a unique focus on the most fundamental aspects (methodological, social and political, epistemological, and ontological) of the study of UAP relevant to the disciplinary approach adopted by the course lecturer.
These online courses will vary in form, from the more traditional undergraduate-style courses, to the more advanced graduate-style lecture seminars that meet once per week for a few hours. Semester-long courses will be developed which meet regularly during either a traditional 16-week or accelerated 8-week rotation.
In development
IN PREPERATION
Courses in development
01
Ancient Indian Traditions and UAP: Historical Considerations, Contemporary Relevance
03
Philosophy of Science and the UAP Enigma: Concepts, Problems, Future Prospects
05
Biological Effects: Examining the Claims and the Evidence
07
Citizen Science Series: Methods and Techniques, Instruments and Equipment, and Field Observations of Citizen Scientists From Around the World
02
The Science of UAP: From Skepticism to Evidence and Theory
04
Politics and UAP: National Security, Securitization and the UAP Enigma
06
The Myth, the Mystery and the Reality of UAP: A Philosophical Excursion
08
Sky Watch: Learning the Knowns
09
Further courses in preparation
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