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Not sure which option to select? Visit our Program Types page to learn more.
Canvas Course: is an online course (synchronous or asynchronous) that allows content to be accessed through the Canvas learning management system; provides a digital space where instructors can organize course materials, communicate with students, and manage assignments and grades (if applicable).
Conference: is a multi-session event focused on a specific subject, typically held over one or more days with 50+ participants. It features presentations, workshops, and networking opportunities aimed at professional development, often includes external attendees, and may involve sponsors and registration fees.
Contract Credit Course: is a for-credit graduate course offered by Virginia Tech through an agreement with a sponsoring organization, tailored for that organization’s employees. The course details—such as content, format, location, and timing —are jointly determined by the sponsor and the academic department.
Contract Program: is a customized program delivered by Virginia Tech under a formal agreement with an external organization, which pays a set fee (in full or in installments) instead of participant fees. The payment covers all program costs, and the sponsoring organization assumes responsibility for any deficits.
Registration/CEU only: is a registration-only program and is a limited-service program that collects registration or sponsorship fees from participants. CEU-only programs are specifically for Virginia Tech faculty providing non-credit training or learning activities where Continuing Education Units (CEUs) will be provided.
Short Course/Workshop: is a focused, non-credit, one to multi-day learning program designed to provide specific skills or knowledge-building on a particular topic; often involves a structured curriculum and may result in a certificate of completion and/or CEUs (Continuing Education Units).
Technical Assistance Program (TAP): is a university-sponsored consulting activity that connect faculty expertise with current business needs. Typically, a shorter-term engagement with a budget maximum of $50,000.
Canvas Course: is an online course (synchronous or asynchronous) that allows content to be accessed through the Canvas learning management system; provides a digital space where instructors can organize course materials, communicate with students, and manage assignments and grades (if applicable).
Conference: is a multi-session event focused on a specific subject, typically held over one or more days with 50+ participants. It features presentations, workshops, and networking opportunities aimed at professional development, often includes external attendees, and may involve sponsors and registration fees.
Contract Credit Course: is a for-credit graduate course offered by Virginia Tech through an agreement with a sponsoring organization, tailored for that organization’s employees. The course details—such as content, format, location, and timing —are jointly determined by the sponsor and the academic department.
Contract Program: is a customized program delivered by Virginia Tech under a formal agreement with an external organization, which pays a set fee (in full or in installments) instead of participant fees. The payment covers all program costs, and the sponsoring organization assumes responsibility for any deficits.
Registration/CEU only: is a registration-only program and is a limited-service program that collects registration or sponsorship fees from participants. CEU-only programs are specifically for Virginia Tech faculty providing non-credit training or learning activities where Continuing Education Units (CEUs) will be provided.
Short Course/Workshop: is a focused, non-credit, one to multi-day learning program designed to provide specific skills or knowledge-building on a particular topic; often involves a structured curriculum and may result in a certificate of completion and/or CEUs (Continuing Education Units).
Technical Assistance Program (TAP): is a university-sponsored consulting activity that connect faculty expertise with current business needs. Typically, a shorter-term engagement with a budget maximum of $50,000.







Feel free to provide as much information as you would like (preferred/alternate venue(s), alternate date(s), CEUs required, Canvas course setup required, etc.)