The Master of Biological Science (MBS) degree is one of several new professional master's degrees offered through the College of Continuing Education. For graduate Stephanie Fettig-Scholl, interdisciplinary classroom work was career relevant.
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As part of the Centennial celebration, College scholarship recipients share their stories, and their thanks. The College invites donors to join Joan T. Smith in supporting the new Centennial Scholarship Fund so that future students can have a place in the classrooms, online learning communities, and futuristic virtual forums that the NEXT 100 years holds.
For a quarter of a century, College in the Schools (CIS) has given Minnesota high school students a jump-start on college by making it possible for qualified students to earn University credits without leaving their local high schools. In 2009, CIS launched the Entry Point Project to deliver the "CIS advantage" to a broader academic and demographic range of students.
The University of Minnesota has a rich tradition of individualized, interdisciplinary study--a tradition in which the College of Continuing Education has some of its deepest roots.
Welcome to the College of Continuing Education where--for 100 years--we've been serving adults with in-person and online lifelong learning for degree completion, professional development, and personal enrichment.
Because of the recession, many students are unemployed or underemployed, companies are reducing or eliminating employee tuition benefits, and financial aid is in flux. Fortunately, College of Continuing Education students are able to turn to Fran Van Slyke Zaslofsky, financial aid coordinator, for help finding the resources they need.
Whether you are ready for a new career or just a fresh perspective, the College of Continuing Education's short courses, certificates, and degrees can help you discover what's next.
Discover what's next for you at a free education fair for adults on Saturday, May 19, from 10 a.m.-noon at the Maplewood Community Center. The U's College of Continuing Education can help you finish your bachelor's degree, earn a graduate degree, build an education portfolio specific to your industry, or enter a new field.
College of Continuing Education advisory boards are bridging the gap between industry and academics. "By partnering with advisory experts," Dean Mary Nichols says, "our students benefit, and the community--and future employers benefit as well."
