Rutgers Division of Continuing Studies is a hub of lifelong learning, offering a broad variety of options at every stage of your life from youth to retirement, and at every career crossroads, whatever your profession. Whether you are looking to earn a bachelor’s degree many years after completing high school, seeking professional courses to help advance your career, or just letting your curiosity point you in new directions, Rutgers’ continuing education programs have options to fit busy lives and varied schedules. More than 35 departments offer hundreds of credit and noncredit courses each year that will help you reach your professional and personal goals. Our many schools and centers offer courses and certificate programs as well as degree-track programs that can help deepen your knowledge, expand your understanding, and further your career. Rutgers noncredit continuing education offerings encompass everything from intimate workshops to intensive certificate programs for business leaders. The Division of Continuing Studies (DoCS) is the central continuing education unit at Rutgers University. DoCS is a University-wide division at Rutgers University that includes over 125 employees in 14 distinct units at over a dozen locations, that coordinate hundreds of credit and non-credit programs, enrolling thousands of participants, reaching audiences from youth to retirees and providing various support services across the University. Our educational services include a range of services that rely on state-of-the art technologies.