If you’re looking to study for career development, personal enjoyment or to take a step in to higher education, Lifelong Learning provides a varied programme of evening courses and weekend events.
Visit our website for more details and enrol soon as registrations for this term close on 30 September 2016.
And don’t forget, University Staff and Students benefit from a discount.
Modern Languages evening courses: classes are normally two hours per week over 10 weeks, and the majority are designed to develop all four language skills – speaking, understanding, reading and writing.
‘Let Trumpets Roar’ Religious Spectacle in Ancient Rome: this course will look at the spectacle that surrounded religion in ancient Rome and the many different purposes that religion served.
Seeing stories in bone: have you ever wondered how archaeologists can understand so much about a person’s life and death from their skeleton?
Reflective Art in Practice: The Modern British Landscape: this latest course will look at Modernism and its relationship to the British landscape.
Our first Study day this term is on “the Battle of Hastings”: this year marks the 950th anniversary of the most famous battle in English History: join us for a day of fascinating talks on Saturday 15 October 2016 to commemorate this event.
