About Emory Continuing Education

Emory Continuing Education's (ECE) mission is to enrich the lives and enhance the careers of non-traditional students by providing excellence in education, advancing Emory's commitment to create, preserve, teach, and apply knowledge.

About ECE

For nearly 70 years, ECE has served as the noncredit division of Emory University, with thousands of students enrolling each year.

ECE offers a wide range of certificate programs and open enrollment courses (including fully online and hybrid options) for both professional development and personal enrichment. Areas of focus include emerging technologies – artificial and business intelligence, big data, and cybersecurity – as well as management fundamentals, information technology (IT) and graphic design, communications, Human Resource (HR) and project management, lean six sigma, academic and professional test preparation, health coach, English as a Second Language (ESL), and many more.

ECE’s Corporate Learning unit customizes course curricula and delivers both individual classes and comprehensive learning tracks directly onsite to a variety of clients across the country, including Fortune 100 companies, nonprofits, and school systems.

The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at Emory extends lifelong learning via courses designed for adults ages 50+ who wish to stay mentally and physically active. The program boasts more than 1,300 current members while offering educational, cultural, and social programs that nourish the mind, body, and soul.

Emory Continuing Education is a division of Emory Academic Innovation.

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