Overview

Since the University of Chicago’s founding in 1890, the Graham School of Continuing Liberal and Professional Studies has served as the center of its lifelong learning. The Graham School is dedicated to curating and disseminating the University’s rich content for a broader set of learners in ever more innovative ways, helping the University engage civically, globally, and with the latest developments in teaching and learning. By extending the reach of the University through professional programs, by spanning the educational continuum through bridge and partnership efforts, and by supporting a commitment to ongoing education in the liberal arts, the Graham School offers courses, certificates, and degrees to over 4,500 students annually.