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School of Graduate and Continuing Studies

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The School of Graduate and Continuing Studies is committed to lifelong education for adult learners. We connect the best of the Christian liberal arts tradition with professional expertise to prepare you for the next stage in your career.

The School of Graduate and Continuing Studies makes a Calvin education accessible and affordable to learners from across the world and at every stage of life. We offer certificate, degree, and professional development programs that go beyond the traditional classroom to meet the needs of adult learners, both online and on campus.

Graduate Programs

Graduate Programs

Tuition and Costs

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Continuing Studies Programs

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Calvin Prison Initiative

A Christian liberal arts program provided to incarcerated individuals at Handlon correctional facility.

Wayfinder students

Wayfinder Program

Free undergraduate college courses for adult learners facing barriers to higher education.

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Professional Development

Online and in-person short courses for professionals to enhance knowledge in various subject areas.

Explore All Graduate and Continuing Studies Programs

Anxiety, Angina, Attack

Online

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Cultural Intelligence for Ministry Leaders

Online

Microcredential Badge

Online

Graduate Certificate

Online

Graduate Certificate

Executive Management in Christian Schools

On Campus

Online

Microcredential Badge

Hiring Formerly Incarcerated Individuals

Online

Microcredential Badge

Implicit Bias in Health Care

On Campus

Online

Microcredential Badge

Online

MA

Online

Graduate Certificate

Managing Pain

Online

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