education & learning

During the winter months, courses are held in the Isle of Man as part of the University of Liverpool Continuing Education in the Centre for Lifelong Learning programme.

Enquiries and enrolment | Fees | Weekend courses | Accreditation

2007/2008 Courses at the Erin Arts Centre

Classicism: the choice of the Enlightenment

Olga Eggert
Saturday 16 February 10am-5pm and Sunday 17 February 11am-4pm
Fee £23.50 (Retirement pensioners £12.75)
We shall look at the development of Classicism in the eighteenth century in European architecture, music and painting, particularly at the paintings of David and Ingres, the sculptures of Canova and Houdon, the music of Mozart and Vivaldi and examples of Palladian-style architecture from France, Italy, England and Germany. 13481 cepd 004
Please note this event has been postponed

Information

Enquiries and enrolments

All enquiries about these courses at the Erin Arts Centre, and requests for Student Enrolment and Registration Forms should be made to the Course Organiser, Dr Fenella Bazin, Ellan Rhennee, Ballaugh, Isle of Man IM7 5BH. Telephone (0)1624 897590. Email Fenella.Bazin@liverpool.ac.uk  Advance enrolment is essential for weekend courses.

Paying your fees

Please make your cheque payable to 'The University of Liverpool'. Retirement pensioners and those on benefit are entitled to a reduction and should pay the fee shown in brackets.

Weekend courses

Fees for courses held at weekends include an element for light refreshments during morning and afternoon breaks. Lunch breaks normally run from 1-2.15pm, though this may vary; many people like to bring packed lunches and there will be facilities for making hot drinks.

Accreditation

Some courses offer credits which can be accumulated towards a University qualification. Unless otherwise indicated, the credits are at Level 1, the equivalent of a first-year University degree course. Accreditation is a structured programme of learning building on the University’s liberal adult education programme. Credits reflect time spent in formal course sessions and private study time. Assessment is normally by a continuous process rather than a final examination. Credits can be put towards a University Certificate or Diploma, or, ultimately, a degree. They also provide evidence of educational achievement to an employer, and can form part of a record of personal and professional development.

Click here for full details of all 2007/2008 University of Liverpool Continuing Education courses held in the Isle of Man (this link will open in a new window).

Please note that although the University of Liverpool does its best to carry out the programme, sometimes circumstances beyond its control mean that courses might be subject to change.