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UND Professional Development for Educators provides innovative teaching and learning opportunities for 21st century educators. Through workshops, online courses and conferences, educators receive the professional development they need to excel in the classroom.
As part of the University of North Dakota's Division of Continuing Education, we annually serve more than 6,000 school administrators, teachers and other school professionals.
Professional Development Credits
- Professional development credits (sometimes referred to as non-degree graduate credits) are earned by K-12 educators for re-licensing and for lane changes on school district salary schedules.
- All professional development credits are approved by the appropriate academic college and department at the University of North Dakota.
- In order for a course to be approved for professional development credits, it must be taught by an instructor with a master's degree or higher.
- One credit is awarded for every 15 hours of direct instructional contact time.
- At UND, professional development credits cannot be applied toward any degree program.
View our Professional Development Planning Services to find out how we can work together to offer customized professional development for your school district or consortium.
