The Centre for Lifelong Learning offers an exciting range of courses for learners who are looking for an accredited course or to study for pleasure.
2024/25 Programme Update
This academic year we will continue to offer a mix of online and classroom based courses.
Please ensure when you make a booking for a course that the mode of delivery meets with personal requirements - each course is only offered via one delivery mode.
We have now released the details for our Accredited Modules, Learning for Pleasure Courses, and our Saturday Courses. All course information is available online through this website, and we would encourage you to register at your earliest convenience as many courses sell out quickly.
Students signing up to work towards a Certificate of Higher Education should bear in mind that for future terms they may need to attend courses in York, in person.
The Centre also offers a reduction in course fees for people receiving benefits: any such reduction is at the discretion of the Head of Lifelong Learning and appropriate evidence must be supplied with the application. Please contact the Centre for more information about eligible benefits and reduced fees.
Current Programme
To join our mailing list for regular updates about our course programme please email lifelonglearning@york.ac.uk.
Learning for Pleasure Courses
Study for pleasure with our evening, day and weekend classes
Saturday Courses
Classroom-based and online Saturday courses
Undergraduate Courses
Flexible programmes tailored to adult learners who have not studied for some time
MOOCs: massive open online courses
Free online courses designed by York academics
Upcoming courses and events
News
Wednesday 27 January 2021
John, who teaches medieval and local history at the Centre for Lifelong Learning, features on The Medieval Podcast alongside host Danièle Cybulskie.
Tuesday 12 February 2019
Two students from the Centre for Lifelong Learning's Postgraduate Diploma in The Geology of Yorkshire & Northern England have recently had articles published in Issue 56 of Deposits Magazine.
Wednesday 30 January 2019
Centre for Lifelong Learning's Dr Emma Wells, appointed Assistant Editor of Journal of Church Archaeology.
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. The Centre operates within the complaints procedure of the University as a whole.