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Credit Programs

Is college credit offered for Continuing Education classes?

College credit is offered through AIM, CEP, Distance Education, ED2000+ and Festival & Event Management. Visit the program websites for more detailed information.

What degree programs does Continuing Education offer?

We currently offer an Applied Information Management graduate degree.

Do you offer classes online?

Currently, we offer online courses through the AIM program and the Distance Education Program.

What is the difference between Community Education and Continuing Education?

The Community Education Program (CEP) provides a way to take regular UO classes without being formally admitted. Simply put, it is a non-admitted student status. In contrast, the division of Continuing Education provides a variety of credit and non-credit programs for professional development and lifelong learning.

Noncredit Programs

What is the difference between Community Education and Continuing Education?

The Community Education Program (CEP) provides a way to take regular UO classes without being formally admitted. Simply put, it is a non-admitted student status. In contrast, the division of Continuing Education provides a variety of credit and non-credit programs for professional development and lifelong learning.

Who is eligible to take Continuing Education classes?

Our non-credit classes/workshops are open to everyone. For credit classes see the specific program for eligibility requirements.

Do you offer any discounts on courses?

Currently, the Festival & Event Management, ED2000+ and Sustainability Leadership programs' non-credit workshops offer early bird discounts. Please call the registration office for any other discounts we may be offering.