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Extended University
Office of Continuing Education Montana State University
P.O. Box 172200
Bozeman, MT 59717-2200

Tel: (406) 994-6683
Toll Free: (866) 540-5660
Fax: (406) 994-6546
ContinuingEd@montana.edu

Location: 204 Culbertson

Director: Kim Obbink
Welcome to the Office of Continuing Education at Extended University

Take a class for credit, earn a degree, or learn more just for fun. Continuing education offers something for all ages....

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Become proficient in Word, Access, or Excel with Microsoft Office classes. Beginner to advanced levels. Still time to enroll!

See our fall 2009 workforce and professional development courses (PDF). Get up to an 80% discount on software at the MSU Bookstore.

Teachers examine life in extreme environments in Yellowstone Park. Learn more.

Featured Course:

Photoshop CS4 Color Printing Focus on the specific information needed to create professional-looking images for high-end business printers and commercial print shops. This course will help you prepare for the Adobe Certified Expert Exam in Photoshop CS4.

See a full list of more credit or non-credit courses.

Upcoming Events:

This is a partial list of featured upcoming events and opportunities. See complete lists under academic credit, non-credit, professional development and youth and children.

Extended University in the News:

View Text-only Version Text-only Updated: 11/05/2009
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Science Saturdays for kids begin Nov. 14 at MSU

Montana State University's 2009-2010 Science Saturdays for kids program kicks off from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, in Studio 1080, the interactive multimedia center in the atrium of the MSU EPS Building. Kids aged 8 and up are invited to participate in free hands-on activities and discussions with MSU scientists and students.

On Nov. 14, MSU cell biologist Christa Merzdorf and her students will explore "What Are We Made Of?" Kids will look at cells through microscopes, play with models of DNA and explore genes. Merzdorf researches formation of the brain by studying frog and chick embryos. She says the biological processes that form a frog's nervous system are similar to those in humans, and that knowledge of the particular genes can help us understand why birth defects occur. More >>>

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