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800 Years of York

Taught entirely online over 10 weeks, this innovative and interactive course is designed to introduce you to the history of York telling the stories of the people that have made this city the multi-faceted experience it is today. Starting with the historic Charter of 1212 we will unpick the city’s key stories to give you an overview of York’s last 800 years, covering medieval monasteries, Guy Fawkes, and the industrialisation of the nineteenth century... and beyond.

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Welcome to the Centre for Lifelong Learning!

Every year the Centre for Lifelong Learning offers a fantastic range of short courses; we offer an array of Accredited, and Non-Accredited (Learning for Pleasure) courses as well as Saturday classes and Online, Distance Learning courses.

All of our courses are open to anyone with an interest in the subject covered.

How would you like to study with us?



Study for Credit

We have over 200 exciting short courses on offer this year, including Archaeology, Local History, Creative Writing, Urban Horticulture, Music, Volunteering, Geology, Study Skills, and Psychology.

So whether you're looking to study for credit, for pleasure, or via distance learning, we've got a course for you!

Further details of the University's local presence can also be found by exploring the community pages.

Find out about other University events and continuing education opportunities here.

We are also keen to collaborate with local community partners such as Our Celebration, York Museums Trust, Higher York, Aim Higher, York City Libraries and the City of York Council.

Whilst every effort is made to avoid changes to the programme, details may be altered without notice at any time. The Centre for Lifelong Learning reserves the right to withdraw or amend any part of its programme without prior notice.

 


 

Last Updated: February 7, 2012 | Iain Barr

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