Adult Continuing Education
Forge your path to creative career success.
Make Waves at Moore
Moore College of Art & Design’s Adult Continuing Education offerings will help you get ahead and be the best you can be in your field. Get a leg up on the competition and achieve your highest professional goals—or, with our new on-campus studio art options, you can flex your creative muscles while learning from skilled professionals.
Interior Design Certificate Program
Our Adult Continuing Education (ACE) Certificate program offers professional certification and noncredit courses in the area of Interior Design. Whether you're looking to charge your creative practice and obtain Act 48 credits or gain prestigious credentials by earning a certificate in Interior Design, Moore equips you with the competitive edge you need to succeed.
Next Level Studio Art Courses
Choose courses that challenge and inspire! Up your studio practice inspiration in noncredit studio art courses for adults on Saturdays! Back by popular demand, find your creative voice and community at Moore.
Summer Artist / Educator Residency
Refresh, refocus, reconnect. The Summer Artist / Educator Residency (SAER) is a studio-based artist residency built for nationwide art educators and teaching artists. Our focus is to uplift creative educators with professional development hours and dedicated studio space to experiment, research, and reflect. This dynamic environment gives educators dedicated time to make art, create connections with peers, and discover new skills for the classroom.
Imagine Your Possibilities
We champion career changers and creative professionals looking to get ahead! Here are some ways we can help you achieve your goals.
10% Discount for Seniors 62+
available for all Adult Continuing Education courses
ACT 48 credits
for Summer Artist / Educator Residency (SAER) and any Adult Continuing Education course for PA-certified educators
20% Discount
on all Adult Continuing Education classes for Moore BFA alumni
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Moore College of Art & Design’s co-ed Adult Continuing Education (ACE) programs are a magnet for career changers and creative professionals who seek new skills and enhanced credentials. Celebrating and nurturing individuality, we make space and open opportunities for the kind of inclusive talent and new vision employers want and successful creative entrepreneurs need.
"This is my first time returning to school in a long time. [My instructor] encouraged me when I felt like I was too old for the class and not knowledgeable enough to pursue my dream. He made me feel like I could do anything."
—Adult Continuing Education student
We offer credit and noncredit course options in four quarterly sessions each year, to help you enter or advance within the creative career of your choice. As a leader in creative-driven education, Moore offers convenient evening programs to fit your busy schedule, taught by distinguished faculty who are experts in their fields. With offerings in Interior Design, you’ll benefit from tangible and practical hands-on experience that will differentiate you from the competition.
Our annual Summer Artist / Educator Residency (SAER) program, which takes place every June, is for art educators from all over the region and beyond who are seeking professional development and new skills for the classroom. Read on to learn more about our programs and register for one or more classes today!
"I feel very comfortable using the programs we learned. I especially appreciated the way assignments built on themselves, so that we revisited skills learned in previous classes. I feel confident that I will retain everything because of that."
—Adult Continuing Education student
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PostedCandy Alexandra González is a Little Havana-born and raised, NYC and Philadelphia-based, multidisciplinary visual artist, poet, activist and trauma-informed art educator. They are one of three featured speakers at this year’s Summer Artist / Educator Residency.
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PostedAn overview of Moore’s Summer Artist / Educator Residency, or SAER, formerly known as the Teacher’s Summer Institute.
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PostedKirsten George is an interior designer, organizer, and educator, who has taught interior design classes for Moore's Continuing Education program.
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PostedTune in Thursday night, March 14, to Bravo TV to watch Moore Continuing Education alumna Renee Hill on Project Runway!
