Continuing Education

1. Public Courses
   
2. Continuing Education for Professionals
3. Executive Education
4. High School Students
5. Summer Camps

Emory encourages the pursuit of lifelong learning, and seeks to serve the community by providing a variety of continuing education programs.

Public Courses

Center for Lifelong Learning

The Center for Lifelong Learning, Emory's department of noncredit, adult education, offers affordable, high-quality courses and certificate programs. The nationally recognized center offers classes through Evening at Emory, the Ollie Center for Lifelong Learning and professional development programs.

Continuing Education for Professionals

School of Medicine

Continuing Medical Education (CME)

The School of Medicine offers CME classes for health care professionals, patients and the community, to advance the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of disease and encourage continued professional development.

Rollins School of Public Health

Continuing Professional Education (CPE)

CPE courses at the Rollins School of Public Health are designed to sharpen the practicing professional's ability to identify, analyze and intervene in the health problems facing today's societies.

Career Master of Public Health

The Career Master of Public Health (CMPH), which requires admission, is a web-based graduate program to enable working professionals to earn a master's degree in about 2½ years.

Public Health Informatics Certificate

Public Health Informatics combines computer, information and public health science for the management and processing of public health data. The PHI-Certificate program is primarily designed for public health professionals who already have advanced training in the field.

Candler School of Theology

Office of Lifelong Learning

Basic Graduate Theological Studies

Candler School of Theology's continuing education programs promote ongoing learning for ordained clergy, diaconal ministers, lay church professionals and laity of all denominations.

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Executive Education

Goizueta Business School

Evening and Executive MBA Programs

These degree programs, which require admission, are designed to allow professionals to complete their master's in business while continuing to work full-time.

Emory Executive Education

These non-degree programs are designed to enhance the careers and contributions of working professionals.

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High School Students

Emory College of Arts & Sciences

Pre-College Program

Rising high school juniors and seniors may earn college credit in six-week undergraduate courses, or enroll in two-week non-credit courses.

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Summer Camps

Emory Athletics

Emory coaches lead a range of summer sports camps.

Camp Carlos / Child and family programs

Emory's Michael C. Carlos Museum offers an annual summer camp as part of a creative array of educational programs.

Student Activity & Academic Center

The SAAC hosts progams ranging from athletic camps to the Division of Educational Studies' Challenge & Champions session.

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