Determination, dedication and in many cases... a degree.

Employers continue to recognize the value of a college degree in the workplace. In a recent Academic Partnerships survey, HR professionals cited upward mobility (89%), promotion (86%), and increase in salary (71%) as advantages to those with advanced degrees.

Our nonprofit studies programs leverage the University of Richmond’s strong liberal arts tradition with applied professional studies, empowering students like you with the latest theory and real-world practice to take your career to the next level. We offer a graduate certificate and master’s degree in Nonprofit Studies.

The School of Professional & Continuing Studies offers University of Richmond degrees for working professionals in convenient night and weekend classes with ample on-campus parking and easy access to campus.

Plus our graduate tuition is competitive at just $620 per semester hour, and master’s degree students are eligible for federal financial aid. We offer scholarships, too, for eligible students.

The University of Richmond has a long history of providing part-time degree programs for adult and nontraditional students in Richmond. The School of Professional & Continuing Studies was established in 1962, before VCU was established or the Virginia Community College System was organized.

Find out how the University of Richmond can help you advance your career — completing our inquiry form is the first step.

The University of Richmond is a leading university both in Virginia and throughout the United States. The School of Professional and Continuing Studies offers a wide range of graduate and undergraduate degrees, certificate programs and training courses for part-time and non-traditional students of all ages. Review information about our graduation rate and the median debt of students who complete programs that lead to gainful employment.