BYU Continuing Education History
Welcome to the Voices of Light audio tour, a celebration of the rich legacy and impact of BYU Continuing Education. From its earliest origins in 1921 to the modern day, see how our programs have shown that the world is our campus. Throughout this immersive tour, you’ll discover stories of faith, friendship, and fulfillment that have shaped our history. Join us as we honor the people, programs, and places that have made BYU Continuing Education a light that has inspired lifelong learning for the benefit of the world.
Origins of BYU Continuing Education: A Legacy of Expanding Access to Learning Since 1875
BYU Independent Study: Extending BYU Learning Across Borders with Flexible Courses Since 1921
BYU Education Week: Gathering Lifelong Learners for Faith and Discovery on Campus Since 1922
BYU Women’s Conference: Connecting Latter-day Saint Women Through Purposeful Learning and Faith Since 1976
BYU Youth Programs: Creating Meaningful Summer Experiences for Youth Rooted in Faith and Fun Since 1976
For the Strength of Youth: Strengthening Youth Through Global, Christ-Centered Conferences Since 2020
BYU Bachelor of General Studies: Reopening the Door to Graduation for Former BYU Students Worldwide Since 1999
BYU Online High School: Redefining High School with Faith-Centered, Online Learning for Grades 7–12 Since 2020
Aunt Carrie: Honoring the Legacy of Caroline Hemenway Harman—A Life of Quiet Strength and Service Since 1872
Atrium — Beacons of Light: Celebrating 150 Years of Learning, Light, and the Lifelong Pursuit of Truth