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Continuing Education
Formal education gives us a basis for learning throughout our lives. But lifelong learning is what continues to make our professional and personal lives relevant. Southeast is committed to both.
On our web site, you’ll find varied and numerous ways to continue your learning for your profession, for your children, for your personal interests and growth.
Enjoy your continuing journey to learning!
Personal Enrichment: Arts & Crafts, Hobbies, Cooking, Expression, Health & Well-Being, Language and Tours. There are courses in Cape Girardeau, Kennett and Malden.Professional Development: A variety of categories including, business, counseling, management, emergency services, law enforcement, technology and more! Youth Programs: Continuing Education offers Saturday youth workshops throughout the year and a summer youth program called Horizons. Online Certificate Programs: Self-paced and entirely online, certificate programs offer valuable workplace training and skills. Courses include healthcare, business, legal, technology and real estate. Online Workshops: We offer a variety of workshops online through our partner Ed2Go. Courses include professional development and personal enrichment in a variety of categories! Computer Training: Computer training when and where you want it. Courses offered in partnership with Element K include, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, FrontPage, and much more! Computer training is also offered periodically on campus in Cape Girardeau, Kennett and Malden. Test Prep Courses: learn more about opportunities to prepare for the ACT, GRE, LSAT and GMAT through Continuing Education at Southeast. Special Events
Training and Development: Workshops and special events for the Faculty and Staff of Southeast Missouri State University.
Southeast Explorer: A 38-foot long mobile teaching and learning center brings the Southeast Missouri Regional Museum to potentially every student in the University’s 25-county service area.
MEDFELS: MEDFELS (Meth Education for Elementary Schools) was developed in conjunction with a grant to develop and implement a drug education program that assists third and fourth grade teachers in presenting an accurate portrayal of the dangers associated with the manufacture, distribution and use of methamphetamine.
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