We enrich lives and careers for the 21st century.
That’s our mission. How can help we help you achieve your goals?
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Finish a bachelor’s degree
Transfer up to 60 semester hours to complete a part-time University of Richmond bachelor’s degree.
- We offer two bachelor’s degrees: a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts (BALA) and a Bachelor of Science in Professional Studies (BSPS).
- Major in Data Analytics, HR Management, Information Security, IT Management, Liberal Arts or Paralegal Studies.
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Earn a post-bachelor’s credential
Once you’ve completed a bachelor’s degree, add an undergraduate certificate or graduate credential.
Undergraduate
- Earn a post-bachelor’s certificate in Data Analytics, Information Security, Information Systems or Paralegal Studies.
Graduate
- Earn a graduate certificate in HR Management or Nonprofit Studies.
- Earn a master’s degree in Education (Curriculum & Instruction or Educational Leadership), HR Management, Liberal Arts, Nonprofit Studies or Teaching.
- Earn a post-master’s graduate certificate in Educational Leadership & Policy Studies.
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Study for a professional certificate or license
If your career path requires professional licensure or certification, the University of Richmond offers programs to meet those requirements.
PreK-12 Teaching & Leadership
- Work toward Virginia teacher licensure at the undergraduate or graduate level.
- Fulfill your provisional licensure learning requirements.
- Or take graduate coursework to become a school leader.
Professional Certificates & Bootcamps
- Complete professional education coursework to earn a certificate or recognized certification.
- Complete a technology bootcamp in in-demand fields like AI and machine learning and data science.
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Take classes for professional learning
Upskill, reskill or hone your skills by taking one or more classes for professional learning in your field.
PreK-12 Educators
- You are eligible to take discounted graduate courses for professional learning and to fulfill relicensure requirements.
- You may also benefit from programs offered by the Center for Leadership in Education and Partners in the Arts.
All Fields
- Academic Classes: Earn college credits as a non-degree-seeking student.
- Professional Education Classes: Earn continuing education units (CEUs) as a community member.
- Nonprofit professionals may benefit from programs offered in the Institute on Philanthropy.
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Join the Osher Institute
Lifelong learners ages 50 and better can join the Osher Institute at the University of Richmond, a member-led organization dedicated to the joy of learning.
- Become a member: $75/year for Silver, $350/year for (almost) unlimited Gold.
- Take one or more of over 150 Osher classes offered each semester.
- Enjoy many member benefits including interest groups and world travel.
- Volunteer and teach in the Osher Institute.
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SPCS Spotlight
The University of Richmond School of Professional and Continuing Studies has partnered with IronCircle, the AI-powered cybersecurity workforce platform, to deliver rigorous, transformative, and industry-aligned training.
The University of Richmond School of Professional and Continuing Studies (SPCS), in partnership with Boatwright Memorial Library, is proud to announce this year’s recipients of the John Miers Award for Excellence in Library Research: Ethan Riddle and LaRee Sugg.