Extended Education

Resources

The School of Engineering offers several resources to help alumni, companies, and the community sustain the learning process:

Stanford Engineering Everywhere (SEE) | View SEE »

SEE is a pilot program in which 10 complete classes in computer science and electrical engineering are now available online for free in a variety of formats. The courses include video lectures as well as class handouts, homework sets and exams. Included is Stanford's well-loved introduction to computer science sequence.

Stanford Center for Professional Development (SCPD) | View SCPD »

Offers both on-campus and distance learning education for professionals in engineering, science, and technology including:

Flexible learning options | View options»

Each year SCPD delivers hundreds of Stanford courses to industry professionals worldwide. Coursework is presented online, by local television broadcast, on campus, or on-site, and may be customized to fit each company's needs.

Academic programs | View programs »

Graduate courses are offered in engineering including computer science, management science, and related scientific and policy areas for credit. Working professionals may pursue a graduate degree on a part-time basis through the Honors Cooperative Program (HCP) or take individual courses for enrichment or toward a graduate certificate through the Non-Degree Option.

Professional education | View professional »

Short courses, seminars, certificate programs, and workshops cover traditional and emerging engineering, technical and management fields, including bioengineering, nanotechnology, project management and more.

Research seminars, archived lectures and presentations | View free seminars »

SCPD presents a free series of thought-provoking public seminars on a broad ranage of topics. They are available for viewing online via streaming video. Also available are archived seminars by world-renowned experts.

AeA/Stanford Executive Institute | View AeA»

This intensive 10-day program for senior executives has been described as "high-tech's most renowned executive experience." Co-sponsored by the American Electronics Association, the Department of Management Science and Engineering, and the Graduate School of Business, the institute gives participants a unique understanding of the business issues facing technology companies.

Stanford Continuing Education

Stanford offers a host of educational opportunities including:

• GSB Executive Education programs | View GSB »

  The Graduate School of Business provides research-based, globally relevant curricula to help senior executives manage the challenges of an evolving world economy.

• Continuing Studies at Stanford | View continuing studies »

  This community-oriented program offers an extensive schedule of courses, workshops, and events covering a vast range of topics.

• Stanford Travel/Study | View travel »

  Join fellow alumni and expert faculty guides on a travel adventure anywhere in the world.

• Stanford libraries | View libraries »

  Twenty-three libraries and collections across the campus hold more than eight million volumes, and millions more documents and records.

• Stanford professional publishing courses | View publishing»

  Learn the business of managing and publishing content, online and off, through this unique professional education program.