You’re Invited to a Continuing & Professional Education Information Session
Posted on September 12, 2008 by Jennifer Brady
This coming Wednesday, September 17th, from 4 to 7pm, UMass Amherst Continuing & Professional Education (CPE) is hosting a free drop-in information session for anyone interested in learning more about its program and course offerings. The gathering will be held in Room 113, 100 Venture Way, Hadley, MA. All those who sign up to attend, which you can do online here, will be entered in a drawing for an iPod Shuffle, UMass Athletic tickets, or other door prizes.
In case you’re not familiar with CPE, here is a short summary comprised of excerpts from their website:
15,000 students each year choose UMass Amherst Continuing & Professional Education for learner-driven programs that draw on the expansive resources found only at a major institution of higher learning.
Geared to the nontraditional learner, CPE programs attract working professionals building their skills base, college students designing their own majors, and adults extending their universe. CPE takes your real-world experience and real-life needs into account by letting you choose when, where and how you want to learn, whether it’s through:
- Evening and weekend classes
- Intensive summer and winter sessions
- On- and off-campus degree programs
- Short-term certificates and workshops
- Degree completion
- Independent study internships
- Online classes and degrees
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