CPP - EWU - The Region's Polytechnic

Build Skills for a Purposeful Career

At Eastern Washington University’s College of Professional Programs (CPP), you’ll have opportunities to work closely with faculty on research projects, gain hands-on experience in your chosen field, and develop the skills you need to pursue a rewarding career.

Whether you’re preparing to lead a classroom, grow a business, or strengthen your community, you’ll learn how to apply your knowledge to real-world challenges and make an impact. Through applied learning, mentorship, and a community that believes in your potential, you’ll be ready to take what you’ve learned at EWU into the world.

Why Study at the Region's Polytechnic?

Applied Learning

Apply what you learn through research, study abroad programs, academic clubs, fieldwork, and internships.

High-Value Education

Benefit from competitive tuition rates and financial aid options designed to help you graduate with little to no debt.

Faculty Mentorship

Work closely with faculty who provide valuable industry insights and personalized support.

Career-Ready Skills

Build the knowledge, practical experience, and confidence you need to take your next step.

Hear From CPP Students & Alumni

Jaiden Nagra | Professional Accounting (BSB)

“I chose to study at Eastern because of the community and the flexibility. Without that, I would not be able to do my internship full-time. … What I’ve learned in theory is what I’m applying in my internship and learning even more on top of that.”

Abak Anei | Interdisciplinary Studies: Africana Studies (BA)

“I’ve been able to work with the NAACP and meet so many different people because of my connection with the Africana Studies program. I have people behind me who want me to succeed, and they’re willing to help me find a job that I’m happy with.”

Arcelia Madrigal | Psychology (BA)

“You can choose between degree options that allow you to cater to your ideal career path. You can also take specialized classes and seminars that help you determine what populations you’d like to serve.”

Keandra Piatt | Children's Studies (BA)

“The internship class is a great way to find out what work you want to do and who you want to serve. … Another amazing thing about the program is the professors. They are actively working in our community and encourage you to find your passion.”