Continuing Education
Be a lifelong learner.
While Berkeley College is known for our proven career-focused degree programs, we also offer additional learning opportunities that include:
- Certificate programs offered through our School of Health Studies
- Non-credit courses for professional and personal growth
- Corporate Learning Partnerships (CLP)
Certificate Programs
Training students for some of today’s most in-demand healthcare careers, the Berkeley College School of Health Studies offers certificate programs in:
- Medical Assistant
- Medical Insurance, Billing, and Coding
- Patient Care Technician
- Practical Nurse
- Surgical Processing Technician
These programs can be completed in less time than degree programs. Students learn in simulated healthcare environments from instructors with professional experience. The certificate programs listed above prepare students to sit for industry-specific licensure or certification exams. Some programs also offer the opportunity to continue into degree programs.
Courses for Professional and Personal Growth
Berkeley also offers opportunities for working professionals and non-matriculated students to expand and enhance their skills or prepare for certification exams in order to advance their careers. Current non-credit offerings include:
The Berkeley Approach: 5-Steps to Career Development Success
Corporate Learning Partnership
Through our Corporate Learning Partnership, employees at member organizations can learn new skills to take on increased roles and added responsibilities, enhance their existing skills to increase productivity, and prepare to manage or train others. Scholarships are offered to Corporate Partner members and their immediate families toward online and on-site Bachelor’s degree programs, Associate’s degree programs as well as an M.B.A. in Management.
Berkeley By The Numbers
Million
in Berkeley College institutional aid was provided to qualified students during the 2018-2019 award year
Students
including more than 350 international students representing over 50 countries (not included in these figures are over 150 international students, representing 5 countries, attending as part of a J1 visitor exchange program)
Students
enrolled in at least one online class in fall 2018
