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Open to everyone, and there is no admission process to register in classes.
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Tailored to suit your needs
We cater to learners who want to advance their careers while also working full-time jobs.
Our class offerings include daytime, weekend, evening, and condensed courses. You can also learn online or in a blended format that combines online and in-class components.
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Reputation matters
The U of A’s Faculty of Extension is widely regarded among business and government leaders for its ability to provide professional education that responds to the evolving industry needs.
The faculty is really good. They often shared their real-life experiences with us, which was a great way of learning more about the world of business.
The instructors are first rate.
A big plus is the interaction you get throughout the courses. You hear different stories, listen to different opinions… It really helps you to gain some perspective.
Management Development Certificate for Professional Engineers & Geoscientists student
The ICIR program is outstanding. A real model of what lifelong learning can be.
Indigenous Community-Industry Relations Certificate student
Extension news & events
Investing in Learners
UAlberta partners with Drayton Valley to support career development in rural Alberta
In the News Three faces of continuing education: A personal trajectory
For Gerald Kuipers, who will be a four-time U of A grad next June, lifelong learning has helped him find his footing, move up and stay current in a dynamic career.
In the News Yellowhead Tribal College and U of A co-deliver a Certificate program
The two post-secondary institutions are celebrating a memorandum of relational understanding to co-deliver the Indigenous Community Industry Relations Certificate.
In the News U of A program aims to address shortage of professionals in renewables
A new program in Renewable Energy Technologies launching Nov. 1
In the News U of A courses help students skill up for careers in renewable energy
Three programs aim to address shortage of skilled professionals in a fast-growing field.
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