Welcome to the Continuing Education Website
You will find listings for our current programme by clicking on the Courses 2009-10 option in the left hand navigation panel.
New
The rise of women’s poetry
15 February 1-2pm
Drawing on her anthologies, The Poet's View and The Poet's Perspective - Poems for Paintings in the Walker, Dr Gladys Mary Coles discusses the strength of women's poetry today. Delivered at the Walker Art Gallery in partnership with the University of Liverpool.
Booking: Collect a ticket from the Walker Welcome desk or call 0151 478 4178
In Introduction to Afro Modern:
Journeys Through the Black Atlantic
Led by Dr Suzanne May in collaboration with Tate Liverpool
Saturday 13 March 10am-4pm at Tate Liverpool, Albert Dock, Liverpool.
This study day will introduce the exhibition’s key theme, an interpretation of the Black Atlantic as a network of surrounding and interconnecting cultures spanning Africa, Europe, North and South America and the Caribbean, which played an important role in the development of Modern Art.
The Influence of African art on Modernism, Picasso in particular, is clear, and the continuing dialogue among the various cultures is seen in the works of the Harlem Renaissance of the 1930s through to contemporary art.
The day will provide a historical overview of African-American art and history, with talks from local artists exploring the wider notion of the multi-national Black Atlantic.
Fee: £30 (no concessions) Includes entry to exhibition
To download a course leaflet click here
New courses for 2010
There are additional courses starting for 2010 that have been added to the current Academic listings, we have new courses in Archaeology and Classical Languages, English Literature, Art and Art History, Information Technology, Philosophy and Religion and Modern Languages. The current 2009-10 prospectus contains the majority of courses for the new year however we have a small number that have been added. There are a number of stage 1 language courses starting in January and also summer language courses including language courses ideal for your Vacation. Philosophy will once again be holding a lecture series, providing a short taste of the Philosophy programme, Women and Philosophy will explore the history of feminism within the Philosophical world.
We are sure that you will find something to whet your appetite and if you have any queries then please do not hesitate to contact us on 0151 794 6900. We look forward to hearing from you.
Updates
Please keep visiting this page throughout the year as we will be updating the website regularly with programme updates, student resources, new courses and other relevant assistance.
As the Continuing Education library is no longer open perhaps you might like to visit the Student Resources page by clicking on the Student Information and Assistance link on the left to see what alternatives are available for all students. Here you will also find help and advice on a variety of online resources that will help you throughout the duration of your course.
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