ALT New course from UW-Madison Continuing Education: Influencing Without Authority. For entry and mid-level professionals who want to build leadership skills.

ALT Group of Badger Ready students pose for a picture at the Allen Centennial Gardens on the UW-Madison campus.

ALT Badger Ready students at orientation on the UW-Madison campus.

ALT Badger Ready students at orientation on the UW-Madison campus.

ALT Badger Ready students at orientation on the UW-Madison campus.

ALT Online bachelor's degree student Bobby Adamo poses for a picture with a statue of Bucky Badger.

ALT Intermediate Motivational Interviewing. Approved continuing education units (CEUs) for social workers, therapists and counselors.

ALT Woman typing on a computer in a home office in front of a beautiful gallery wall with light streaming in through the window and text that reads: Lifelong Learning

ALT Students in a classroom looking at computer screens. Text reads: Responsible AI Use and Curriculum Integration. Register by September 10

ALT Child with her head in her arms pressed up against a glass window. Text reads: Supporting Grieving Children and Teens. 3 hours live online via Zoom.

ALT A student from the Continuing Education Languages program poses for a picture at the Winter Olympics in Milan, Italy.

ALT An instructor for the Continuing Education Languages program poses for a picture next to a statue of one of the Winter Olympics mascots, a short-tailed weasel named Milo.

ALT Businesswoman waiting to catch a flight, looking at her laptop and holding her phone in her hand. Text reads: Business Spanish Certificate. Enroll by August 10.

ALT Illustration showing 5 working professionals with arrows pointing in different, intersecting directions representing how people's career paths change over the course of their lives.

ALT Text that reads: Lifelong Learning Newsletter June 2026 with thumbnail images of recent happenings across various educational programs.

ALT An instructor poses for a picture with a camper at summer camp that helps kids whose parents have been diagnosed with cancer.

ALT UW-Madison Interim Chancellor Eric Wilcotts speaks to the 2026 class of Odyssey program graduates at a reception in the Great Hall at Memorial Union.

ALT A recent graduate of the Prison Education Initiative speaks at a graduation ceremony wearing a graduation cap and gown with tassel and cords.

ALT Professional headshot of Amy Domaszek, program developer for Leadership, Management & Workplace Skills in the Division of Continuing Studies at UW-Madison.

ALT Illustration of various people looking at their cellphone or laptop with message bubbles around them that have greetings in different languages.

ALT Historical photo of a continuing education student next to a modern-day photo of an adult student with text overlay that says THEN and NOW.

ALT A returning adult student and her daughter pose holding their fingers up in the shape of a W, each making one half of the W.

ALT Keynote speaker and former returning adult student poses for a picture with her children.

ALT A returning adult student wearing a graduation cap and gown poses for a picture with his mother.

ALT A returning adult student wearing a graduation cap and gown hugs a staff member of the Division of Continuing Studies after an emotional moment.

ALT A recent graduate of the Prison Education Initiative wearing a cap and gown and shaking hands with Governor Tony Evers.

ALT A recent graduate of the Prison Education Initiative speaks during a graduation ceremony wearing a graduation cap and gown.

ALT Returning adult student Leslie Wright stands next to her husband holding a scholarship certificate, both are smiling warmly.

ALT Returning adult student Leslie Wright and her husband standing inside a cutout photo frame that says, "I'm a Badger."

ALT Two students in a UW-Madison Badger Precollege program for high school students. They are standing at a podium in front of a classroom.

ALT UW-Madison Badger Precollege student standing in front of two white columns wearing a black dress and holding a book in her arm.