professional development

Ricardo Vargas began his coaching journey with a pivotal realization: He discovered that true leadership wasn’t about providing answers and directives but rather guiding others…

You worked hard to earn your engineering undergraduate degree. How can you make the most of it? While the immediate next step may seem obvious—landing…

“If you can put the work in, it will improve every relationship in your life.” — Danalyn Harper Rayner, family medicine physician, UW…

In today’s fast-paced and competitive job market, staying relevant is key to career growth. Whether you’re looking to move up in your current field, shift…

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…

Read our career and education counselor talk about tips on how to make networking a part of your routine and a key part of your job search.

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

A career counselor explains the reasons to consider a bridge job and how you know when it’s time to move on.

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

A career counselor explains how to navigate difficult work situations during the pandemic by sharing needs and concerns with your boss.

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

Seven tips for creating career opportunities during challenging times.

A career counselor explains how to find new motivation in your work and keep your career moving forward.

A career counselor explores motivations for a move into management and if it’s right for you.

For the Willihnganzs and a longtime friend, helping professions are a family affair. Melodie Willihnganz is a doctor of audiology. Her daughter Molly Willihnganz is…

The online grief course is September 20-November 18 and the in-person program is Thursday-Sunday, October 24-27 and Saturday, December 7.

UW-Madison offers an online certificate where educators learn how to teach skills, like teamwork and communication, that employers demand.