The field of nursing isn't static — pandemics, evolving patient needs and advances in medical technology make sure of that. To stay current, nurses need to continually develop their knowledge and ...

For some college graduates, a bachelor's degree marks the end of their educational path, while others may have their sights set on additional degrees or certificates. Some recent grads will get a few ...

To protect and enhance the reputation of the Certified Equity Professional designation, CEPs and ECAs are required to report 30 hours of industry-related Continuing Education (CE) every two years in ...

The needs may be different, and the format may have shifted since its launch in 1967, but at its core, Penn State Continuing ...

Programs like UTC's bring skills-based job training increasingly into the fold of higher education, and that's a good thing for employers who still lack the talent necessary to fill thousands of ...

Online continuing education programs saw improved staffing and increased support from institutional leadership in the last year, but still face many challenges, according to a new report released ...

Low-skilled workers are less likely to participate in employer-sponsored continuing education programs than their more highly skilled colleagues. They are less convinced that acquiring additional ...

This weeklong intensive immersion course provides participants theory and hands-on training with leading-edge simulation skills using state-of-the-art computerized manikins (Human Patient Simulators, ...

Many of us have stated this after completion of a formal degree program or a graduation event. The time and sacrifices required to commit to completing a specialty program are typically substantial.

Marilyn Gossman, PT, PhD, FAPTA, was a physical therapist, educator, researcher, and influential leader who believed the pursuit of knowledge does not end at graduation. Marilyn joined the newly ...