Jill Schaefer

If one of your resolutions for the new year is to learn a new skill, earn a degree or something in between, congratulations! Continuing education…

Amanda Sauri and her son September is National Recovery Month , a time to recognize the recovery community and the importance of evidence-based treatment for…

Robin Skierka loves to learn. Whether it’s self-taught or a formal course, she is constantly looking for ways to learn and utilize new things. “I…

Discover UW–Madison’s top 10 Summer Term courses for 2024, spanning in-person and online courses across five schools and colleges. Did your course make the cut?

Explore educational resources and financial aid options for low-income students, including scholarships, state aid, online education and more.

Three UW–Madison students — Sarah, Harry and Thavon — share how summer scholarships help them achieve academic goals and gain unique experiences.

Career Exploration Center Director Michelle Jackson explains how you can leverage your summer to plan for what’s next.

Take a look at the festivities from UW–Madison Online’s inaugural graduation event. Graduates shared the morning with family, friends, staff and Bucky!

In 2008, John Gloeckler was fresh out of high school, starting his higher education journey at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. A proud Badger who attended…

Dahl describes what makes her award-winning Spanish courses effective for adult learners. Two of her students share their language learning experience and the impact it’s made.

The University of Wisconsin–Madison Certified Professional Coaching Program (UWCPC) helps learners uncover the power of professional coaching in a variety of settings and careers.

You’ve decided to return to college to finish your bachelor’s degree — congratulations! Whether you’re returning to complete your degree after a year or a…

In recognition of its 10-year anniversary, VISP hosted a four-day celebration with program alumni, faculty and staff in activities ranging from a Badger football game to a dinner reception.

The UW Odyssey Project offers a free, two-semester humanities course for adult students facing economic barriers to college.

Jason Glomp plans to use his degree in political science and certificate in public policy to support workers, labor unions and nonprofits.

Students, staff and community came together to recognize the 18th graduating class of UW–Madison’s award-winning program.

Online classes helped two students meet their personal and professional development goals.

UW–Madison Continuing Education classes can help you keep on learning online from the safety of home.

The Oct. 3 event will feature talks by local leaders, voting information and winners of the “Why Vote?” contest.

Offered through UW–Madison Continuing Studies, the class gives students the skills to develop a professional specialty in the growing field of grief support.

Designed for counselors, educators and clergy, the course centers on educating and counseling people who have suffered from some major loss.

A wide-ranging selection of elective courses lends musical breadth to this hands-on summer camp for students completing grades 6-12.

Not only is learning a language great for your brain, but it can also provide a sense of community—and it’s fun.

Norman, senior vice president and chief marketing officer at UW Credit Union, manages by connecting deeply with individuals and offering new perspectives to solve problems.