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Credit Programs

Is UO college credit available for Continuing Education classes?

Yes, UO academic credit is offered through AIM, CEP, Distance Education, ED2000+, Meeting & Event Management, and the Sustainability Leadership Program. Visit the program websites for more detailed information.

What degree programs does Continuing Education provide?

The Applied Information Management Masters Degree Program is an Interdisciplinary Studies Program offered by the Graduate School and administered by Continuing Education.

Can I take UO courses online?

Yes, online courses are offered through the AIM Program and Distance Education.

What is the difference between Community Education and Continuing Education?

The Community Education Program (CEP) is a student status that allows non-admitted students to take regular UO credit courses without formal admission. In contrast, the Division of Continuing Education provides a variety of credit and non-credit programs for professional development and lifelong learning.

Non-credit Programs

Who is eligible to take Continuing Education classes?

Our non-credit classes/workshops are open to everyone. The Community Education Program (CEP) is a student status that allows non-admitted students to take regular UO credit courses without formal admission.

Do you offer any discounts on courses?

Meeting and Event Management, ED2000+, and Sustainability Leadership programs' non-credit workshops offer early bird discounts. These programs also offer a 10% Team Discount available for groups of three or more. Please call the registration office at (800) 824-2714 for information on these and any other discounts we may be offering.