Learn 50+ at CLL October Term Classes
Choose from a wide range of in-person and online classes and workshops and kick start your learning with the University of Strathclyde's Learn 50+ at CLL programme!
About Learn 50+ at CLL October Term Classes
We believe Lifelong Learning should be available to everyone – a commitment that reflects the ethos of our founder, Professor John Anderson, who left instructions more than 200 years ago for a ‘place of useful learning’ for all. Here at the Centre for Lifelong Learning, we are pleased to offer a range of on-campus and ‘live’ online classes as well as the renown Learn 50+ programme which offers learning aimed at those aged over 50.
Subject areas include:
Archaeology – Art Appreciation – Creative Art - Creative Writing - Film Appreciation – Genealogy – Health & Wellbeing – History – Information & Communication Technology – Languages – Literature – Music & Singing – Photography & Digital Image Manipulation – Psychology, Politics & the Humanities – Science & Technology – Wine Appreciation – Writing & Poetry
Connect and learn with likeminded people this Autumn and join us at the University of Strathclyde.
Satellite CLL with the Thomas Graham Community Library in Strathblane.
Additionally, we are delighted to be delivering a small selection of our adult learning classes from the Thomas Graham Community Library. This striking modern building with advanced net zero carbon energy system is the product of a partnership between Strathblane Community Development Trust (SCDT) and Stirling Council and provides a fantastic space for learning.
Satellite CLL is an exciting new initiative and we hope to develop more classes at a range of satellite locations over time - stay tuned for more info.
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