Courses for Non-UB Students

Are you looking to take a class or two but not ready to enroll full-time in a degree program? Non-degree courses are a great way for you to earn credit and experience in the classroom. Non-degree study is possible within our four departments and many of the courses are available online.

Benefits of Non-Degree Study

You can take courses with the Graduate School of Education even if you’re not pursuing a degree. Non-degree, or non-matriculated, study is a great way to:
  • collaborate with our faculty and graduate students
  • conduct research
  • earn credit toward a future degree
  • experience college-level learning environments
  • improve your skills or train for employment through professional development
  • prepare for college-level or graduate study

Explore Our Courses

Graduate Courses Undergraduate Courses Professional Development

Applying for a Non-Degree Graduate Course

PLEASE NOTE: Students who hold a bachelor's degree are permitted to register for graduate coursework as non-degree students for a maximum of 12 credit hours. No more than 12 credits earned as a non-degree seeking student will be eligible for future use in a graduate degree program.

Non-Degree Application Deadlines
Winter Session: Dec. 15
Spring Semester: Jan. 14
Summer Session: May 20, then rolling until July 19 based on session and course availability 
Fall Semester: Aug. 20