Expand your learning on your schedule.
Whether you are a high school student, working professional, corporate leader, law enforcement officer, non-native English speaker, or simply looking to explore something new, Post University offers continuing education courses and programs designed to support a wide range of goals.
Select a school to explore continuing education course offerings.
John P. Burke School of Public Service and Education
The Malcom Baldrige School of Business
School of Arts & Sciences
Learn more about Post continuing education programs.
Police Recertification
Law enforcement professionals are dedicated to serving our communities. At Post University, we are dedicated to supporting the recertification needs of police officers, civic leaders, and other community heroes.
High School Academy
Start your college experience early with Post University. The High School Academy provides the opportunity to earn credits toward a degree and explore college-level academics while still in high school.
English Language Institute
If English is your second language, Post University offers instruction designed to help you strengthen speaking, reading, and writing skills. Greater fluency in English may support personal and professional goals.
Try the Complimentary Cultural Diversity and Awareness Course Today!
Post University is offering Cultural Diversity and Awareness as a complimentary course at no charge. This course is designed to explore the value and benefits of cultural awareness and diversity by examining key concepts such as mental models, prejudice, discrimination, cultural sensitivity, and effective communication.
Although this course was developed with Post Police Recertification learners in mind, it is available to any learner who would like to expand their understanding of cultural diversity and awareness.
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Post offers online continuing education courses designed to support personal and professional goals. Courses are available in flexible formats to fit your life and schedule.
Returning Learners
Finish a course, register for new courses, access course transcripts, and more..
Looking to start or finish your degree?
We recognize that returning to school can feel overwhelming. With flexible options, specialized advisors, and a dedicated support team, Post supports learners throughout the educational journey. Learn more about each school and explore the degree programs available.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is continuing education?
Continuing education refers to learning opportunities designed to help individuals expand knowledge, strengthen skills, or explore a new subject area outside of a traditional degree pathway. Continuing education courses may support professional development, personal enrichment, or preparation for future academic goals.
What are the benefits of continuing education?
Continuing education may offer benefits such as:
- The opportunity to strengthen skills related to a professional field
- A way to stay current in a changing industry
- Support for professional development and personal learning goals
- A flexible option for exploring new interests
- A way to build confidence before committing to a longer academic program
Can you take continuing education courses online?
Yes. Many continuing education courses are available online, which may be a convenient option for learners who want flexibility and the ability to learn on their schedule.
How long do continuing education courses take to complete?
Course length varies based on the subject and course format. Some continuing education courses may be completed in a shorter timeframe, while others may take several weeks. Many options allow learners to progress on a schedule that fits their lives.
Do continuing education courses count toward college credit or a degree?
Some continuing education courses may be eligible for academic credit, while others are designed for non-credit learning. Credit eligibility depends on the course and program. Learners should review course details or contact Post University for guidance on how a course may apply to future academic goals.