Humanities Course
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Applying psychology to real-world problems
Have you ever had the urge to buy something when you saw ‘limited -time’ offer? Have you wondered how psychologists improve athletes performance, or realised that psychologists influence everything from […]
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Get Writing for All – Monday
These classes are ideal for anyone who enjoys writing or would like to start. No experience is necessary. The emphasis is on having fun and through a combination of reference […]
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Writing your Memoirs
Have you thought about writing your life story but are concerned that you will not know how? If so, this course is for you. In a supportive atmosphere, you will […]
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Hertfordshire Country Houses
This course looks at a selection of country residences in Hertfordshire setting them in the context of the area and country house history. Estates studied will range from well-known mansions […]
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Get Writing for All – Tuesday
These classes are ideal for anyone who enjoys writing or would like to start. No experience is necessary. The emphasis is on having fun and through a combination of reference […]
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Tai Chi & Qigong
This course will continue to cover the basic principles and practical movements of both Tai Chi and Qigong (Dao Yin Yang Sheng Gong). Exercise involves: Physical Movement, Breathing, Mental understanding […]
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Amazing Scientific Ideas
In this course we explore some of the wonderful ideas in science which have led to our present understanding of the world around us. After a brief introduction to science […]
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Get Writing for All with Adrian Poynton – Tuesday
These classes are ideal for anyone who enjoys writing or would like to start. No experience is necessary. The emphasis is on having fun and through a combination of reference […]
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Get Writing for All – Wednesday
These classes are ideal for anyone who enjoys writing or would like to start. No experience is necessary. The emphasis is on having fun and through a combination of reference […]
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The Private Life of Plants
There are an estimated 7 million animal species alive today; there are not even half a million plant species. Plants may seem dull in comparison to the charismatic mammals which […]
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Novelists as Poets
Many writers explore different genres in their work. We will look at five very famous novelists but will be reading their less known work, their poetry. The sessions will cover […]
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Yoga
This yoga class will serve as an introduction, each week building on what is learned. Sessions will consider the underlying philosophy for up to 15 minutes, continue with an exploration […]
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Pilates – All levels including beginners
Pilates is an anti-aging, lifespan-enhancing method of safe and effective body conditioning, developed by Joseph Pilates, where exercise is simplified as required, according to ability. Pilates himself declared "...in ten […]
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Get Writing for All with Adrian Poynton – Wednesday
These classes are ideal for anyone who enjoys writing or would like to start. No experience is necessary. The emphasis is on having fun and through a combination of reference […]
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Beyond the 1001 Nights: A Journey with Amazing Middle Eastern Authors
Everyone is familiar with the 1001 Nights. But if current Middle Eastern Literature interests you, then join Wafa Tarnowska on a journey with amazing writers such as Naguib Mahfouz, Egyptian […]
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Classical Studies
Classical studies involves looking at the ancient Greek and Roman world from the perspective of many different disciplines, including architecture, archaeology, art, drama, literature, philosophy, politics, religion, social history, and […]
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Film Music
Come and explore the development of music in film from the earliest silent movies to the present day. Join composer and writer Christopher Budd to look at the work of […]
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Greek Myth – The Iliad
A term-long study of Homer’s epic poem about the wrath of Achilles. Spring Term Topics : Homer’s Iliad, using the following text: Homer (2023). The Iliad. Translated by E. Wilson. W. W. Norton
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Meet the Victorians
This course will begin with a lecture offering a portrait of the age, to be followed by four talks on eminent mid-Victorians: Bagehot, Arnold, Ruskin and Eliot. Meet the Victorians […]
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The Art of Scotland: 1707-1950
This new course will explore Scottish art from the Act of Union until the end of the Second World War through a series of detailed, illustrated talks. Starting with the work of […]
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Get Writing for All – Monday
These classes are ideal for anyone who enjoys writing or would like to start. No experience is necessary. The emphasis is on having fun and through a combination of reference […]
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Writing your Memoirs
Have you thought about writing your life story but are concerned that you will not know how? If so, this course is for you. In a supportive atmosphere, you will […]
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Get Writing for All – Tuesday
These classes are ideal for anyone who enjoys writing or would like to start. No experience is necessary. The emphasis is on having fun and through a combination of reference […]
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Precipice by Robert Harris
Set in the summer of 1914 this thrilling novel seamlessly weaves fact with fiction to tell the story of the love affair of Prime Minister H.H. Asquith and Venetia Stanley, […]
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Get Writing for All with Adrian Poynton – Tuesday
These classes are ideal for anyone who enjoys writing or would like to start. No experience is necessary. The emphasis is on having fun and through a combination of reference […]
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Get Writing for All – Wednesday
These classes are ideal for anyone who enjoys writing or would like to start. No experience is necessary. The emphasis is on having fun and through a combination of reference […]
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Yoga
This yoga class will serve as an introduction, each week building on what is learned. Sessions will consider the underlying philosophy for up to 15 minutes, continue with an exploration […]
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Get Writing for All with Adrian Poynton – Wednesday
These classes are ideal for anyone who enjoys writing or would like to start. No experience is necessary. The emphasis is on having fun and through a combination of reference […]
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Material Journeys in Art and Culture
Travels of Pigment, Paper and Plants into the Art of the Northern Renaissance and Enlightenment How did ultramarine blue, derived from an Afghan rock (lapis lazuli), and carmine red (from […]
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The Film Journey: From Concept to Screen
What needs to happen before you sit down to enjoy watching a film? Starting with the sources for film content, and moving on to how films are financed and produced, we progress to […]
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Criminal Psychology
A short course for those who are curious about what causes some people to commit crimes and would like to find out more about the psychology of crime and criminal […]