Learn a skill. Earn a credential.
Short courses, workshops and programs from SUNY campuses, open to anyone.
- No application. Register and you're in.
- From a few hours to three semesters.
- Programs end with a campus certificate or badge.
Courses starting soon
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Columbia-Greene Community CollegeCourse cost$90 -
Monroe Community CollegeAdvanced Pickleball
Course cost$64 -
Nassau Community CollegeIntermediate Microsoft Word
Course cost$150 -
Mohawk Valley Community CollegeAdobe InDesign Essentials
Course cost$225 -
Westchester Community CollegeAdvanced Coding for Kids
Course cost$217 -
SUNY CantonChild Care
Course cost$1,9509 seats left
Understand course types
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Workshop
- How long
- Usually 2 to 8 hours, often one session
- Usual cost
- $50 to $150
- What you get
- A practical skill, or a first try at a subject
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Course
- How long
- Usually 9 to 28 hours of class
- Usual cost
- $130 to $500
- What you get
- A skill built step by step
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Program
- How long
- One to three semesters
- Usual cost
- $850 to $1,925
- What you get
- A set of courses that ends with a badge or certificate from the campus
Badges and certificates
Programs end with a digital badge or certificate from the campus. 181 courses prepare you for an industry exam.
Credit later
Non-credit courses don't carry college credit by default. 119 have a recorded pathway that may count for credit at a SUNY campus.
See courses with a pathwayHelp with the cost
Campuses mark 529 courses as possibly eligible for financial aid or other funding. The campus confirms what applies to you.
Explore funding
Train your team
SUNY campuses train groups of employees, from OSHA and ServSafe to direct support and security guard training.
- Register a group of employees at once, and check seats for your group size.
- Employees can pay nothing when they register. The campus bills your organization after the training.
- See who finished, for your records.
- Ask a campus about training just for your team.
Find a SUNY campus
See all campusesEvery course names the campus that runs it. Choose your region.
- Western New York5 campuses · 99 courses
- Finger Lakes3 campuses · 87 courses
- Southern Tier9 campuses · 168 courses
- Central New York6 campuses · 82 courses
- North Country6 campuses · 79 courses
- Mohawk Valley5 campuses · 185 courses
- Capital Region6 campuses · 164 courses
- Mid-Hudson7 campuses · 155 courses
- New York City2 campuses · 65 courses
- Long Island4 campuses · 78 courses
