Take a Class

Registration for spring semester is now open!

Course Listings

• Use class search for the most up-to-date courses.
• Download a PDF of winter and spring Continuing Education courses.

The first step in taking a class at Salem State is to choose the option that best fits your needs, then think about next steps depending on who you are.

Visiting or Considering Us

If you are at Salem State for a short time, you’ll receive the same level of support.

Visiting Undergraduate

You're interested in trying out a Salem State class or taking

classes here to count toward a degree elsewhere.

Visiting Graduate

You're trying classes in your field before applying to graduate school or stopping by Salem State to take classes for your professional degree.

Find out how community members can take graduate courses at Salem State without matriculating in a program. For help with the process, email gradadmissions@salemstate.edu or call 978.542.6200 and ask to speak with a graduate admission counselor.

Personal and Professional Development

You’re invited to pursue a longstanding interest or get better at a crucial workplace skill. From teacher licensure to business analytics, our classes will fulfill your needs.

Certificates and Licensure
Take the next step in your career with a teacher licensure program or a graduate certificate.

Professional and Community Enrichment

Develop your professional skills on-campus or online.

American Language and Culture Institute (ALCI)

Are you looking to improve your English language skills for university admission, career advancement, or personal achievement? Our American Language and Culture Institute (ALCI) has a program that is just right for you.  

Choose from one of these non-credit English language program options:

• Daytime Intensive English Language Program
• Evening Community Life and Work English as a Second Language Program
• Summer American Culture and English Immersion
• Online TOEFL iBT Exam Preparation

Students Earning a Degree at Salem State

Enroll for next semester's classes, whether you're earning your bachelor's degree full-time or part-time.

Traditional Undergraduate

Earning an undergraduate degree full-time

Part-Time Undergraduate

Taking 12 credits or fewer this semester.

Master's Degree Students

Choosing your classes for your graduate degree at Salem State

Have a Question?

You have many course options, and we can help you make a decision. Drop by our Student Navigation Center, and we’ll get you on the right path.