Despite record-breaking enrolments in next January’s Summer School program we still have space available in lots of interesting classes. Here are a few examples:
- 23SS1002 Ancient Egyptian Religion, Joan Kelleher, 10 & 17 January
- 23SS1006 Haiku – Traditional Japanese Poems, Yvonne De Sousa 10 January
- 23SS1129 Trivia with a Twist, Valerie Donlon, 11 January
- 23SS1213 Digital Photo Album: Fixing Design Problems, Meg Lowery, 12 January
- 23SS1704 Glam Rock, Martin Roulston, 17 January
- 23SS1718 Propagation & Care of African Violets, Herminia Harrison, 17 January
- 23SS1804 & 23SS1902 Climate & Climate Change, the Basics, Terry Hart, 18 & 19 January
- 23SS1906 Discussion on Contemporary African Art, June MacDonald, 19 January
Now that the office is closed you can either enrol online or come into the office when we reopen on Monday 9 January.
Changes due to renovations
Due to renovation work being carried out at the Hub, some sessions will need to be moved to different rooms. The correct date, time and venue will be included in email reminders which will be sent to participants prior to each Summer School class.