Welcome to The Division of Continuing Education Studies, where we seek to meet learners where they are, creating innovative lifelong learning opportunities that provide high-impact, flexible, accessible, transformational learning experiences for all through their life span--whether a youth, young adult, working professional or those on their retirement journey—in accordance with and advancement of Concordia’s mission.
Why Continuing Education at Concordia University?
- Transformative lifelong learning
- Practical skills and knowledge
- Learn from experts
- Affordable
- Personal & professional growth
- Remain curious
Explore Hundreds of Continuing Education Offerings
Browse learning activities by selecting one of the catalogs below:
Further Your Vocation
Flexible upskilling opportunities from Concordia covering topics in ministry, business, the arts and more.
Career Training
Courses that train you for official certifications, exam prep, and industry specialization. In partnership with ed2go.
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- Medical Billing and Coding
- Human Resources Professional
- Mastering Project Management
- Certified Medical Administrative Assistant
Fundamental Skills
Courses that guide you through fundamental skills for professional development or personal enrichment. In partnership with ed2go.
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Tech Bootcamps
Hands-on courses for in-demand tech fields. 12, 16 or 24-week cohorts. In partnership with Upright.
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Bridging skill gaps: How Concordia University empowers workforce development
Free Webinar SeriesConcordia University’s continuing education programs address skill gaps and drive workforce excellence. Tailored leadership, technology, and communication courses equip employees with the latest tools and knowledge. Flexible learning options fit into busy schedules, helping organizations stay competitive and build a skilled, adaptable workforce for current and future challenges.
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Lutheran Educator Development (LED) Program
FeaturedThe LED Project is designed to be a professional and spiritual development program for Lutheran schools who want to teach and train their non-LCMS faculty and staff members the doctrine, heritage, and Christ-centered, educational practices of the LCMS.
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Contact us
Have questions about continuing education offerings or need technical support with your CE offering? Please email (Continuing.Education@cuw.edu) or call (262-243-2100).
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