If you believe, as we do, that learning is a lifelong endeavor, NJCU invites you to explore the non-credit classes, workshops, and seminars offered through the Office of Continuing Education. Offered at our main campus and waterfront sites in Jersey City, courses vary each semester and appeal to learners of all ages – from primary school children to senior citizens.
Career Development Courses
We offer several programs that can help you find gainful employment and a rewarding career. Among these programs are pharmacy technician, medical administrative assistant, phlebotomy technician, certified alcohol and drug counseling, and real estate sales/broker.
Adult Skills Courses
For those who are interested in non-vocational programs, we also offer courses in tai chi, fashion design, swimming, drawing, sign language, CPR, and sewing.
Business Courses - NJCU on the Waterfront
At our waterfront campus, we will be offering courses in business communications, risk fundamentals, and how to invest in the stock market.
Kids on Campus
If you are a parent who would like to register your child for academic enrichment courses or beginner swimming classes, then you may want to look into our Kids on Campus program.
Test Preparation
Finally, we are also offering test prep courses for the GRE and GMAT for aspiring graduate students. On completion, you may register to take the exam through our office.
Please browse through the course categories above, or download our printable course catalog.
Interested in Teaching?
New Jersey City University is expanding its programming for non-credit courses in continuing education. Please contact us if you are a private company looking to partner with a university to offer a non-credit training and/or certification program. If you have experience in teaching and/or training and would like to submit a proposal for offering non-credit coursework at our university, please contact Queen Gibson, Assistant Director of Continuing Education, at (201) 200-3089 or at conted@njcu.edu.
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