The End-of-Life Dementia Care Professional Certificate from UVM is is created to move past foundational caregiving to address the relational, emotional, and end-of-life dimensions of dementia care, including anticipatory grief, ambiguous loss, trauma-informed family communication, and the ethics of capacity in advanced illness.
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University of Vermont (UVM) Professional and Continuing Education (PACE) has announced a new Biotechnology Technician Certificate, a 24-week workforce development program that prepares career changers to enter the region’s growing life sciences sector. The new certificate offers tuition-free enrollment, thanks to congressional funding, and connects graduates directly to work placements in Vermont. No prior science degree is required.
A June 2026 study from the University of Vermont’s Larner College of Medicine found that changes in postmenopausal women’s hormone levels impacts brain function leading to reduced connectivity in areas linked to cognition—research that underscores why evidence-based menopause education matters. UVM’s Menopause Care Professional Certificate, taught by Larner faculty, gives clinicians the tools to meet that need in just four weeks online.
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