Lifelong learning

While UW-River Falls does not have a comprehensive lifelong learning program specifically for senior citizens, we do provide several opportunities for those individuals in our community who are committed to the principle of lifelong learning, education and personal development.  Following are a few such offerings:

• Wisconsin residents who are 60 years of age or older may audit a course (attend classes but not be graded) without paying any credit fees. To audit a course, you select a course from our catalogue, seek approval from the instructor, then fill out an Admissions application.  Contact the Registrar's Office for more information on this process: registrar@uwrf.edu or 715-425-3342.
   
• Explore adult education options and learning opportunities for all ages at: https://www.uwrf.edu/Academics/Continuing-Education.cfm
   
• UWRF Continuing Education has partnered with ed2go to offer a catalog of online noncredit classes for personal enrichment.  Instructor-led classes allow you to learn and interact with a cohort over six weeks. New sessions begin monthly.  https://www.uwrf.edu/ContinuingEducation/Community/NoncreditClasses.cfm
   
• Many UWRF events are free and open to the public, or accessible for a small ticket price.  Find links to our art, music, culture, entertainment, athletics and recreation offerings here: https://www.uwrf.edu/BusinessAndCommunityResources/. Our event calendar is also a good resource for upcoming performances and lectures: https://go.uwrf.edu/events 
• UWRF also supports and works with other educational resources in the community:
  • River Falls Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Bureau
  • Community Arts Base
  • Community Education offered through the River Falls School District