The University of Regina offers credit and non-credit courses that can give you the edge you need to succeed at work or home:

• URAA Alumni Professional Development Award
  Interested in coming back to school to grow your skills and knowledge, we are here to help. The Centre for Continuing Education at the University of Regina offers Professional Certificate programs designed to help you brush up on your know-how or add new skills to your professional repertoire. 
  
  As a University of Regina Alumni, the University of Regina Alumni Association will invest in you so that you can achieve your career goals. As an alumni, you are eligible for up to $500 per term to help support your costs.
  
  Apply for this grant through the Student Awards office and continue your education at the University of Regina today!
  
  Once you click the link to the Student Awards webpage you can register or enter as a guest and search for URAA Alumni Professional Development Award to learn more. 
  
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• Professional Seminars
  Brush up your business skills, knowledge or talents with these short day-long or week-long seminars.
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• PD Wednesday Webinars
  Boost your skills with PD Webinar Wednesdays, the monthly webinar series brought to you by Career & Professional Development. Webinars are delivered by industry experts on a wide variety of topics designed to enhance your professional and personal development. Delivered via Zoom one Wednesday per month.
  
  Webinars run 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
  Delivery mode: Zoom
  Registration: $15/Non-U of R alumni and FREE for U of R Alumni
  To register: Please contact Student Services Non-Credit at 306-585-574 or by email at sis.noncredit@uregina.ca
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• Certificates and Diplomas
  The U of R's certificates (professional/credit) and diplomas (credit) are recognized by major organizations and industries in Saskatchewan and can help you achieve your career aspirations.
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• Online Courses
  Take classes anywhere, anytime with the U of R's online credit courses.
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• Personal Enrichment Courses
  The world is yours to explore with these non-credit courses in art, music, computers, history, health, languages, and writing classes.