Extended Learning programs serve part-time students and working adults interested in pursuing degrees by taking courses during evening, online or at our Syracuse campus. We also are responsible for SUNYOswego's Summer and Winter Session courses which provide opportunities to take accelerated courses outside of the standard fall and spring semesters. The division also administers the SUNY Oswego High School Program as well as the International Language Education Center.
We also offer non-credit professional development training courses and customized training programs to businesses and organizations.
The mission of the Division of Extended Learning is to expand access to the SUNY Oswego experience through the creation, delivery and support of innovative and responsive credit and non-credit programming for diverse audiences via multiple locations, modalities and services. We cultivate collaborative partnerships and provide superior customer service to ensure high quality, lifelong learning opportunities.
The vision of the Division of Extended Learning is to inspire and empower individuals to become lifelong learners, realize their personal and professional potential and have a transformational impact on themselves, their community and their world.
SUNY Oswego offers two distinct opportunities for academically eligible high school juniors and seniors to earn college credit. Our programs provide intellectual challenges for these students and help prepare them for the academic rigor of college level course work and study.
The International Language and Education Center offers several programs that help speakers of other languages to increase their English proficiency. SUNY Oswego offers both year round and three and six week summer intensive English programs.
The SUNY Oswego Syracuse campus provides expanded regional access to several undergraduate and graduate degree programs. The campus is easily accessible to students, professionals, business and industry partners, and community service organizations in the Syracuse area.
The Summer STEM Camp encourage students aged 7-14 to discover and explore topics in science, technology, engineering and math in a fun a relaxed setting at the beautiful SUNY Oswego lakeside campus.
STEAM Quest is a program created through a partnership with SUNY Oswego, CITI, Oswego County, and NYS Teachers Centers to encourage students aged 7-14 to discover and explore topics in science, technology, engineering and math in a fun a relaxed setting in neighborhood schools throughout Oswego and Onondaga counties.
This professional growth opportunity offers the potential for career advancement by exploring leadership practices necessary to become a teacher leader, It provides teachers and certified school personnel who already exhibit leadership tendencies to expand their skills to effectively and collaboratively lead teachers inside schools.
Our Leaders of Leaders Program is designed for today's educational administrators who are ready to take their leadership skills to the next level.
This practical seminar prepares individuals to successfully pass the New York State official notary examination and provides a comprehensive view of the notary public office.
SUNY Oswego offers training for grant seekers across all disciplines. Learn how to find grants, write winning grant proposals and manage.
Develop creative, critical thinking, communication and collaboration skills necessary to succeed as a manager.
Prepare for or advance your career in the legal field.
SUNY Oswego together with Ed4Online can help you start training for a new career or get training to advance in your current career.
Nontraditional Student Services
Nontraditional students frequently have different needs and experiences than traditional students. Perhaps you are a veteran transitioning to academic life or maybe you are a working parent with a busy schedule, SUNY Oswego offers services & programs designed for you.
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SUNY Oswego
Division of Extended Learning
151 Marano Campus Center
Oswego, NY 13126
Phone 315.312.2270 | Fax 315.312.3078
extlearn@oswego.edu