Community Education

Learning Opportunities

• Center for Creative Retirement (CCR)

  The College of Charleston Center for Creative Retirement (CCR) provides continuing education programs for a diverse group of retired or semi-retired active seniors. The regular school semester schedule of programs includes weekly presentations, tours, a book group, multiple lifelong learning classes and volunteer opportunities.

• Non-Degree Programs

  Students who do not intend to enroll in a degree program may register for a limited number of courses as an auditor or as a non-degree student. 

  Depending on your personal goals, you have many enrollment options.

  • Non-degree Student 
  • Visiting Student 
  • Dual Enrollment Student 
  • Certificate Programs
  • 60+ Tuition Exemption Program 
  • Graduate School 
  • Summer Sessions 
  • College of Charleston Employee Tuition Assistance Program 
• Professional Programs

  Maybe you're looking to gain skills to advance in your career, or you need CEUs to keep up with your certifications. Maybe you're looking to ace a professional certification exam. Whatever your goals are, the College of Charleston is here to help.

  For Professionals

  The School of Business understands the importance of building new skills. We provide executive education, professional development, exam preparation and other education opportunities for non-degree seeking students. From custom leadership programs to exam prep boot camps, the School of Business will help you meet your professional goals.

  • Learn more about professional development programs.

  For Educators 

  The School of Education, through the Office of Professional Development in Education, offers professional development courses in collaboration with schools, districts and other agencies. These rigorous graduate-level professional development courses meet the academic standards of the College of Charleston while addressing district or organizational needs.
  
  The Office of Professional Development in Education also provides cohort programs for critical need areas. Cohort courses may also count toward an advanced degree.

  • Learn more about professional development for educators. 
• N.E. Miles Early Childhood Development Center 

  The College of Charleston offers a unique experience for young children and its own students at the N.E. Miles Early Childhood Development Center (ECDC). Our program serves children two years old through kindergarten.