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something for everyone short courses & certificates day & evening in local venues no qualifications required for enjoyment or progression

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Open Studies Programme Ancient Languages Archaeology, Classical Studies, Egyptology Architecture Art Counselling Creative Writing, Journalism & Scriptwriting Culture Earth Science & Geology Ecology & Natural History Education Film, Theatre & Television Genealogy History History of Art Literature Local Area Studies Music & History of Music Personal and Professional Development Philosophy Psychology Social Studies Percival Guildhouse Programme Day Schools Additional Information Guidance & Events

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For enquiries ring (024) 7657 3739 or visit www.warwick.ac.uk/cll

Welcome to the Summer 2010 Open Studies programme offered by the Centre for Lifelong Learning at The University of Warwick.

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The Centre for Lifelong Learning is pleased to offer courses to a diverse range of people in venues across the region. Whether you are working or not, students, parents or grandparents, there is something for everyone.

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We have tried to include a broad range of modules to reflect our diverse audience, so I hope you will find something of interest to you.

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Contact Details Open Studies Centre for Lifelong Learning Westwood Campus The University of Warwick Coventry CV4 7AL

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If you no longer need this brochure; because you book online or can no longer attend please don’t throw it away, pass on to someone who may be interested; your neighbour, colleague or local library.

Registrations for modules held at the Percival Guildhouse in Rugby are handled by their own staff.

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For enquiries please contact: The Percival Guildhouse St Matthew’s Street Rugby CV21 3BY

FOR ALL OTHER VENUES PLEASE USE POSTCODES PROVIDED FOR DIRECTIONS, ALTERNATIVELY CALL THE OPEN STUDIES OFFICE FOR INFORMATION ABOUT DIRECTIONS AND PARKING.

T 01788 542 467 W www.percival-guildhouse.co.uk office hours 09.30-16.00

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This year is our 25th anniversary of Open Studies. Currently the programme offers 30 credit certificates, 10 credit modules and day schools, as well as a growing Personal and Professional Development programme. Modules are offered in the day and/or evening. This summer marks the end of the Open Studies programme in its current format. However Open Studies will be back in the autumn term with an extended range of Certificates and day schools and we’ll also be offering a range of summer schools in July and August this year.

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For enquiries ring (024) 7657 3739 or visit www.warwick.ac.uk/cll

Open Studies Fees – an explanation Our aim is to make the Open Studies programme accessible to as many people as possible and therefore, for all of our accredited modules, we offer a concessionary discount of 50% of the full fee to anyone who falls into one of the categories below, or is wholly dependent upon someone who falls into one of these categories: 1) Persons in receipt of any of the following means-tested benefits: • Income support • Job-seekers allowance • Housing benefit • Council tax benefit • Pension credits • Tax credits • Guarantee credit • Child tax credit • Savings credit • Working tax credit

Open Studies Certificates 2009/10 Each Certificate comprises 3x 10-credit modules each of which is usually run in two-hour sessions over 10 weeks, though there is some variation to this with the Personal and Professional Development Certificates. For the majority of Certificates there is one module offered each term. Certificates carry 30 credits at level 1, and for those students who wish to progress, it is often possible to count this as credit towards a Part-time Degree see page ??. Each module is available to be taken on a standalone basis. If you are already following a Certificate, below you will find the reference and title of the course you should register on next.

“A great way to find new challenges and focus for study in later life and meet up with stimulating company and excellent tutors.” Archaeology – Principles and methods Coaching & mentoring

Reference 10004/SU10

Creative writing 1 – central campus

Reference 1617/SU10

Creative writing 2advanced certificate

Reference 10044/SU10

Saturday 24th April – 09.30am to 13.00pm Venue: ???????????, Lifelong Learning Building, Westwood Campus, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Creative writing 3

Reference 1687/SU10

If you are new to the Open Studies Programme, or would like to know more about the courses offered by the Centre for Lifelong Learning, we hope that you will attend this event. It provides an opportunity to find out about the range of learning opportunities on offer, the resources you can access – for example the library, student guidance and development - and gain answers to queries you might have.

Earth Science

Reference 1837/SU10

Ecology & conservation

Reference 1018/SU10

English Studies

Reference 10016/SU10

Historical Studies

Reference 10028/SU10

2) Full-time students We reserve the right to request that proof be provided to support applications to pay the concessionary rate.

Welcome to Open Studies, and the Centre for Lifelong Learning, The University of Warwick

Parking – there are some free spaces on campus or pay on foot parking at car park 13. Visit www.warwick.ac.uk for maps and further information. Please contact Pauline McManus if you would like to attend this event: Tel: 024 7652 8459 Email: p.mcmanus@warwick.ac.uk

KEY REFERENCES FOR MODULES

Reference 1836/SU10

Students following this Certificate should register for Post fieldwork analysis - archaeology 3. Page ?? Students following this Certificate should register for Advancing coaching and mentoring practice. Page ?? Students following this Certificate should register for ThinkScreenwriting! Page ?? Students following this Certificate should register for ThinkDrama! Page ?? Students following this Certificate should register for Life Writing . Page ?? Students following this Certificate should register for Landscape and scenery in Warwickshire. Page ?? Students following this Certificate should register for Ecological case studies and field work. Page ?? Students following this Certificate should register for Approaching plays: Winter's Tale and Pygmalion. Page ?? Students following this Certificate should register for How they lived then: aspects of English social history, 1485 – 1642. Page ??

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For enrolment details see page 35 – register by 16th April to avoid disappointment

For enquiries ring (024) 7657 3739 or visit www.warwick.ac.uk/cll

Historical Studies – making of modern Europe

Reference 1888/SU10

History of Art

Reference 1943/SU10

Journalism

Reference 1817/SU10

Local history

Reference 1505/SU10

Philosophical Studies Reference 1713/SU10

Psychology

Reference 1755/SU10

Sociology

Reference 1794/SU10

Supporting Minority Ethnic Pupils

Reference 1865/SU10

Working with Children

Reference 10042/SU10

Work Psychology

Reference 1735/SU10

Students following this Certificate should register for From the iron curtain to the European Union - Europe from 1945 to present day. Page ?? Students following this Certificate should register for Art history in the museum. Page ?? Students following this Certificate should register for Media broadcasting. Page ?? Students following this Certificate should register for The West Midlands, 1660-1914. Page ?? Students following this Certificate should register for Twentieth-century European philosophy. Page ?? Students following this Certificate should register for Cognitive psychology. Page ?? Students following this Certificate should register for Key areas of sociological investigation. Page ?? Students following this Certificate should register for The Achievements and Experiences of African, Caribbean and Mixed Heritage Pupils. Page ?? Students following this Certificate should register for Working with children - leading activities. Page ?? Students following this Certificate should register for Psychology, work and well-being. Page ??

Ancient Languages Reading Latin literature (5 weeks) – Stephen Kershaw

Full Fee: £34.00 Concession: £17.00 Credits: 5 Number of meetings: 5 An advanced module designed to explore some of the finest Latin literature in its original language. Our discussions will cover Roman poetry and prose, along with the social and cultural background of the works in question. Reference: 1570/SU10 Starts: Tuesday 20 April 10:00 to 12:00 Venue: Friends Meeting House, 37 Maidenhead Road, Stratford-upon-Avon, CV37 6XT

Archaeology, Classical Studies & Egyptology Egypt: More Texts from Ancient Egypt – Angela Torpey

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 Murder in high places, politics, and the practicalities of surgery: the richness of text material offers unique insights into the life of ancient Egypt. Reference: 1938/SU10A Starts: Tuesday 27 April 19:00 to 21:00 Venue: WA0.19, Avon Building, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL Reference: 1938/SU10B Starts: Friday 30 April 11:00 to 13:00 Venue: WCE0.9b, Lifelong Learning Building, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Historic Cities of Central Italy – Reba Gibb

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 Umbria's isolated hills and forests seem to have remained unchanged for centuries. This is the landscape immortalised by Perugino, Raphael and the Umbrian school of Renaissance painters. The module will study the Etruscan, Mediaeval and Renaissance periods in four ancient cities: Tarquinia, Orvieto, Perugia and Todi. Reference: 1911/SU10 Starts: Tuesday 27 April 19:00 to 21:00 Venue: R1.03, Ramphal Building, Central Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Images of Venice – Reba Gibb

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 Through film, short Illustrated talks, and seminars, we will study the history, art and architecture of Venice. We will also look at its image in Renaissance Drama productions, poetry, modern novels (Aqua Alta and Miss Garnet's Angel) and the iconic film, Death in Venice.

“Very effective and useful.”

For enrolment details see page 35 – register by 16th April to avoid disappointment

Reference: 1801/SU10A Starts: Tuesday 27 April 15:00 to 17:00 Venue: Oddfellows Hall, 6 Clarence Terrace, Warwick Street, Leamington Spa, CV32 5LD

For enquiries ring (024) 7657 3739 or visit www.warwick.ac.uk/cll

Introduction to Osteoarchaeology – James Morris

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 The module is a basic introduction to how archaeologists use animal and human remains to investigate the past. We will cover themes such as basic identification, ageing, sexing and pathology and will include the handling of archaeological animal and human bone. Reference: 1978/SU10 Starts: Tuesday 27 April 19:00 to 21:00 Venue: R0.12, Ramphal Building, Central Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Post fieldwork analysis – Archaeology 3 – James Morris

Full Fee: £80.00 Concession: £40.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 4 CERTIFICATE MODULE This module provides a comprehensive introduction to the processing, identification and publication of archaeological finds. There will be the opportunity for students to handle genuine artefacts from the area to assist them in this work. Reference: 10004/SU10 Starts: Saturday 8 May 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: WT0.05, Westwood Teaching Centre, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Architecture The English country house of the eighteenth century – Oliver Lane

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 The English country house brings together the architecture of the building, the personal history of the patron, and contemporary tastes as reflected in the visual arts displayed. This module explores some eighteenth-century houses, from the time of Vanbrugh to that of Robert Adam. It will include visits (transport and payment of any admission charge is not included in the module fee). Reference: 1825/SU10 Starts: Wednesday 28 April 14:00 to 16:00 Venue: Friends Meeting House, 39 High Street, Warwick, CV34 4AX

Art Art techniques from different countries and cultures – Diana Ali

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 This module provides insight into the histories and significance of art techniques from various cultures around the world (Aboriginal, Islamic, Japanese and African art, and sari motifs), enabling students to design and create individual artworks. Students will need to provide their own materials. Reference: 1855/SU10 Starts: Monday 26 April 13:00 to 15:00 Venue: Coventry Artspace, 16 Lower Holyhead Road, Coventry, CV1 3AU

Drawing and painting for pleasure – Sarah Hedley

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 7 This module is designed for beginners and advanced students. We will study the principles of drawing and painting, and students will be encouraged to practise a variety of techniques when working with watercolours. Reference: 1387/SU10A Starts: Thursday 29 April 09:30 to 12:30 Venue: Kenilworth Youth and Community Centre, Abbey End, Abbey End Car Park, Abbey End, Kenilworth, CV8 1QJ Reference: 1387/SU10B Starts: Thursday 29 April 13:30 to 16:00 Venue: Kenilworth Youth and Community Centre, Abbey End, Abbey End Car Park, Abbey End, Kenilworth, CV8 1QJ Reference: 1387/SU10C Starts: Friday 30 April 10:00 to 12:30 Venue: Beechwood Lawn Tennis Club, Beechwood Avenue, Earlsdon, Coventry, CV5 6FQ

Drawing the human figure – Tanya Kozin

Full Fee: £92.00 Concession: £46.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 In a module designed for all levels of experience, we will work from live models to explore the major approaches to figurative drawing. You will learn about the anatomy of the human body and the main principles of drawing technique, including structural and tonal analysis. Please note that the models, male or female, may be undraped to allow study of the human form. Reference: 1631/SU10A Starts: Wednesday 28 April 14:00 to 16:00 Venue: Kenilworth Youth and Community Centre, Abbey End, Abbey End Car Park, Abbey End, Kenilworth, CV8 1QJ

“Take the opportunity – it’s a flexible way of learning. You’re never too old.”

Reference: 1631/SU10B Starts: Wednesday 28 April 19:00 to 21:00 Venue: WS0.08, Science Education Building, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Exploration and expression – water, sea and sky – Lindsey Attwood

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 This module is suitable for beginners or for those who want to explore new possibilities in their art work. We will be looking at traditional subject matter with reference to different styles and artists, particularly those inspired by the Cornish coast. Reference: 1905/SU10B Starts: Tuesday 27 April 19:00 to 21:00 Venue: The Sydni Centre, Cottage Square, Off Marloes Walk, Sydenham, Leamington Spa, CV31 1PT

For enrolment details see page 35 – register by 16th April to avoid disappointment

For enquiries ring (024) 7657 3739 or visit www.warwick.ac.uk/cll

Landscape painting – Hazel Scott-Lowndes

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 Learn how to develop line, shape, structure, perspective and colour through a series of exercises which will involve observing the landscape and acquiring the underpinning theory. Reference: 1374/SU10A Starts: Tuesday 27 Apri 10:00 to 12:00 Venue: Beechwood Lawn Tennis Club, Beechwood Avenue, Earlsdon, Coventry, CV5 6FQ Reference: 1374/SU10B Starts: Wednesday 28 April 10:00 to 12:00 Venue: Stoneleigh Village Hall, 1 Hall Close, Stoneleigh, CV8 3DG Reference: 1374/SU10C Starts: Thursday 29 April 10:00 to 12:00 Venue: Beechwood Lawn Tennis Club, Beechwood Avenue, Earlsdon, Coventry, CV5 6FQ

Life drawing and modelling – Tanya Kozin

Full Fee: £92.00 Concession: £46.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 7 Develop your skills in figurative modelling from life in extended practical sessions. Combine figure drawing with sculpting. Help and guidance will be provided by a tutor trained in art schools in both Russia and Britain. Reference: 1630/SU10 Starts: Tuesday 27 April 18:30 to 21:30 Venue: WS0.08, Science Education Building, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Movement within the figure – Jan Gay

Full Fee: £92.00 Concession: £46.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 We only need to study a Leonardo drawing or pastel by Degas to appreciate the need for movement within the figure. This module will help students to recognise and express the essential lines of movement in figure drawing and painting, using a wide range of media. Working from a variety of life and portrait models, this module will be suitable for beginners and more advanced students. Reference: 1948/SU10 Starts: Tuesday 27 April 10:00 to 12:00 Venue: Womens' Institute Building, 745 Warwick Road, Solihull, B91 3DG

Portrait drawing – Tanya Kozin

Full Fee: £92.00 Concession: £46.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 Capture character in portraiture! Working from live models, this module (designed for all levels of experience) focuses on learning to draw the human head. You will learn the fundamental principles of drawing including structural and tonal analysis, together with the necessary elements of anatomy. Reference: 1628/SU10 Starts: Thursday 29 April 19:00 to 21:00 Venue: WS0.08, Science Education Building, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Portrait Sculpture – Tanya Kozin

Full Fee: £96.00 Concession: £48.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 7 This module follows on from Start Sculpting (portrait), and some previous drawing experience is necessary. You will continue learning basic principles and techniques, and practise the transfer of dimensions from the live model to a 3-D clay representation of the head. You will have opportunity to produce two clay head sculptures ready for firing or mould making. Materials will be provided at low cost and firing can be arranged. Reference: 1901/SU10 Starts: Monday 26 April 18:30 to 21:30 Venue: WS0.08, Science Education Building, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Professional practice for artists – Diana Ali

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 This module is for practising artists who have rarely ventured out of the studio: for those who want to get their work ‘out there’. They will learn how to organise their practice into a professional context ready for submitting to exhibitions, promoting their practice and marketing what they do. Sessions will cover how to: create an arts CV; build up a strong portfolio; write an artist’s statement, and look for possible exhibitions, as well as many other opportunities for personal development as an artist. Reference: 1975/SU10 Starts: Monday 26 April 10:00 to 12:00 Venue: Coventry Artspace, 16 Lower Holyhead Road, Coventry, CV1 3AU

Summer landscapes – Jan Gay

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 8 This module is suitable for beginners and advanced students. We will focus on basic drawing skills of accuracy and proportion, and tonal work in pastels. There will be demonstrations by the tutor, and individual tuition according to each student’s requirements.

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 Depending on the weather, summer is the time to go sketching! This module will give students the opportunity to make good use of their sketchbooks, visiting the local park to which our venue is adjacent. Exploring compositional ideas through sketching and photographing, we shall return to the studio to develop paintings in a variety of media and techniques with special reference to colour and atmosphere. Encouragement will be given to developing compositions from different perspectives which will bring an original element to work.

Reference: 1496/SU10 Starts: Tuesday 27 April 13:30 to 16:00 Venue: WT0.02, Westwood Teaching Centre, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Reference: 1951/SU10 Starts: Thursday 29 April 10:00 to 12:00 Venue: Dorridge Village Hall, Grange Road, Dorridge, Solihull, B93 8QA

Pastels for beginners – Sarah Hedley

For enrolment details see page 35 – register by 16th April to avoid disappointment

For enquiries ring (024) 7657 3739 or visit www.warwick.ac.uk/cll

DAY SCHOOL

Portrait Workshop – Nancy Upshall

Full Fee: £38.00 The aim of the workshop is to help you towards a means of expression in your own style and preferred medium, which will result in a recognizable rendering of the model. Beginners welcome. Reference: 5017/SU10 Starts: Saturday 15 May 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: Music Room 3, The Music Centre, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Life drawing & painting workshop – Nancy Upshall Full Fee: £38.00 This day school is suitable for beginners and more experienced students. It tackles the problem of expressing the complexities of the human body and experiments with different techniques and approaches. Reference: 5010/SU10 Saturday: 19 June 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: Music Room 3, The Music Centre, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Counselling Introduction to counselling – Tessa Roxburgh & Sarah Ashworth

Full Fee: £138.00 Concession: £69.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 This free-standing module will be helpful for any student wishing to proceed to the Foundation Degree in Counselling. It compares the Person Centred approach to Counselling to the Psychodynamic and Cognitive Behavioural models, exploring some of the key elements of the theoretical backgrounds. There will be opportunities for engagement in the reflective learning process, both as an individual and as a member of the group. Reference: 1083/SU10 Starts: Thursday 29 April 19:00 to 21:30 Venue: WT0.05, Westwood Teaching Centre, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Creative Writing, Journalism & Scriptwriting Creative writing – Steve Calcutt

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 Whether you are an experienced writer or a beginner, you will be able to discover your creative and imaginative self in this module. Feedback will be friendly and supportive. You can explore all aspects of short story and novel writing. The tutor will draw on his experience of working in the publishing industry. Reference: 1060/SU10A Starts: Monday 26 April 19:00 to 21:00 Venue: R0.12, Ramphal Building, Central Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL Reference: 1060/SU10B Starts: Tuesday 27 April 19:00 to 21:00 Venue: Oddfellows Hall, 6 Clarence Terrace, Warwick Street, Leamington Spa, CV32 5LD

Life Writing – Catherine Whittaker

Full Fee: £80.00 Concession: £40.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 CERTIFICATE MODULE This module is for anyone interested in autobiographical writing. You will be given plenty of stimulating ideas and exercises to get you started in a supportive atmosphere. Reference: 1687/SU10 Starts: Thursday 29 April 19:00 to 21:00 Venue: R3.41, Ramphal Building, Central Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

"It will add another dimension to your life, help you to reach a deeper understanding of whatever you read."

For enrolment details see page 35 – register by 16th April to avoid disappointment

For enquiries ring (024) 7657 3739 or visit www.warwick.ac.uk/cll

Media broadcasting – Peter McGarry

Full Fee: £80.00 Concession: £40.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 8 CERTIFICATE MODULE Radio, television and on-line reporting are specialised forms of journalism. This is the opportunity to learn the professional skills of writing for broadcast, and to develop the confidence and technique to present on microphone or to camera and conduct ‘live’ interviews and debates. The module is part of the Certificate in Journalism, but is open to all. Reference: 1817/SU10A Starts: Monday 26 April 11:30 to 14:00 Venue: R1.13, Ramphal Building, Central Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL Reference: 1817/SU10B Starts: Monday 26 April 19:00 to 21:30 Venue: R1.13, Ramphal Building, Central Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

ThinkDrama! – Glenne Gibson

Full Fee: £80.00 Concession: £40.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 8 CERTIFICATE MODULE ThinkDrama! explores the art and craft of writing for the stage. Through reading and analysing a range of texts and viewing selected performance extracts, students will learn to identify the key components of successful drama and deploy them in their own original material. ThinkDrama! is the third module of the ThinkWriting 2 Certificate in Creative Writing. Priority will be given to certificate students, but it is also available as a stand-alone module. Reference: 10044/SU10 Starts: Wednesday 28 April 19:00 to 21:30 Venue: R0.14, Ramphal Building, Central Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

ThinkScreenwriting! – John Costello

Full Fee: £80.00 Concession: £40.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 8 CERTIFICATE MODULE In this dynamic and lively module, the tutor will use his recent publication 'Writing A Screenplay' to explore the art & craft of screenwriting, from ideas to final draft, and provide an overview of the current film/TV marketplace. This is the final module in the Certificate of Creative Writing, but is also available on a stand-alone basis. Reference: 1617/SU10 Starts: Tuesday 27 April 19:00 to 21:30 Venue: R1.15, Ramphal Building, Central Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Writing for pleasure – a short course – William Conelly

DAY SCHOOL

A Fresh Approach to Creative Writing – Catherine Whittaker and Connie Ramsay Bott

Full Fee: £35.00 Open your mind. Give your Creative Writing a fresh approach. Spend a day learning the secrets of honest, enthusiastic writers. Learn how you too can write with energy, sincerity and candour. This module is for both the novice and more accomplished writer. Reference: 5207/SU10 Saturday: 12 June 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: S0.28, Social Studies Building, Central Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Culture Yesteryear’s folklore – Some customs and traditions – Colin Harris

Full Fee: £42.00 Are you curious about our strange customs? Many are unique to the Midlands area and form a treasured vital part of our folklore. Our heritage is precious. This workshop will explore over forty customs with their purpose, origin and social role. Reference: 5172/SU10 Saturday: 19 June 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: WCE0.10, Lifelong Learning Building, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

“A great way to find new challenges and focus for study in later life and meet up with stimulating company and excellent tutors.”

Full Fee: £34.00 Concession: £17.00 Credits: 5 Number of meetings: 5 This module is aimed at students who write for pleasure, and offers the opportunity to explore a full range of creative abilities in a supportive classroom environment. Reference: 1494/SU10 Starts: Wednesday 28 April 13:30 to 15:30 Venue: Hill Close Gardens, Bread and Meat Close, Warwick, CV34 6HF

For enrolment details see page 35 – register by 16th April to avoid disappointment

For enquiries ring (024) 7657 3739 or visit www.warwick.ac.uk/cll

Earth Science & Geology Landscape and scenery in Warwickshire – Martyn Bradley Full Fee: £80.00 Concession: £40.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 CERTIFICATE MODULE Modern Warwickshire landscapes reflect underlying rocks and structures formed in very different ancient environments: volcanoes, tropical swamps, deserts, a marine Jurassic Park and the Ice Age. Interpret and visit local scenery through geological eyes and geological maps. Six classes plus four field visits (cost of travel not included in fee). Reference: 1837/SU10 Starts: Monday 26 April 19:00 to 21:00 Venue: WCE0.9a, Lifelong Learning Building, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Ecology & Natural History An Introduction to the bats of Great Britain – Neil Beamsley

Full Fee: £42.00 Concession: £21.00 Credits: 5 Number of meetings: 2 Great Britain is home to a rich variety of wild animals, some of which are subject to special legal protection. Join us to discover how legislation can safeguard our rarest and most vulnerable fauna. This two day module will consider a variety of species, including great crested newt, bats, otters and water voles. Reference: 1672/SU10 Starts: Sat/Sun 19 June 10:00 to 17:30 Venue: WT1.04, Westwood Teaching Centre, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

An Introduction to the mammals of Great Britain – Neil Beamsley

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 Join us on a journey into the undergrowth, to learn more about the tracks, trails and habits of Britain's many species of mammal. From badgers to bats, and wildcats to whales, this module will offer a comprehensive overview and consider the role these animals play in the ecology of Great Britain. Reference: 1033/SU10 Starts: Tuesday 27 April 18:30 to 20:30 Venue: WS0.02, Science Education Building, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7A

Protecting Britain’s threatened wildlife – Neil Beamsley

Full Fee: £42.00 Concession: £21.00 Credits: 5 Number of meetings: 2 Great Britain is home to a rich variety of wild animals, some of which are subject to special legal protection. Join us to discover how legislation can safeguard our rarest and most vulnerable fauna. This two day module will consider a variety of species, including great crested newt, bats, otters and water voles. Reference: 1860/SU10 Starts: Sat/Sun 15 May 10:00 to 17:30 Venue: WT0.01, Westwood Teaching Centre, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Winged splendour – David Brown

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 The colour, beauty and splendour of butterflies and moths are outstanding features of our natural history. In this module students will learn about identification, classification and conservation. Other topics will include migration, camouflage, survival techniques, life histories, the national notable species and habitats. Reference: 1070/SU10 Starts: Monday 26 April 14:00 to 16:00 Venue: Friends Meeting House, 37 Maidenhead Road, Stratford-upon-Avon, CV37 6XT

Education The Achievements and Experiences of African, Caribbean and Mixed Heritage Pupils – Sandra Howard

Full Fee: £80.00 Concession: £40.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 5 CERTIFICATE MODULE This module will raise awareness of the range of issues impacting on this diverse group of pupils. There will be opportunities to consider how effective partnerships can be formed with both parents and the local community. There will also be an opportunity to develop strategies for raising pupil achievement in school whilst considering where it is possible to celebrate black achievements. Reference: 1865/SU10 Starts: Tues/Weds 20 April 13:00 to 15:30 Venue: Moathouse Early Years Centre, Deedmore Road, Coventry, CV2 1EQ

Working with children – leading activities – Roger Tweed

Full Fee: £80.00 Concession: £40.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 9 CERTIFICATE MODULE The summer term module takes a case study approach: moths, woodlands, ponds, streams and grassland habitats will be studied in the classroom, through ecological research reports and through field visits. Fieldwork sessions will be slightly longer than class work and will be more physically demanding! This module forms part of the Certificate in Ecology and Conservation but is open to all who have an interest in their environment.

Full Fee: £80.00 Concession: £40.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: ?? CERTIFICATE MODULE This module is the third part of the Open Studies Certificate ‘Working with Children’. Students will spend ten days working in a setting/school gaining experience of being part of a team. They will have the opportunity to lead activities for small groups of children. Part of the module will require students to evaluate their time in school and reflect upon what they have learnt working alongside early years professionals. Assessment will be through the compilation of a portfolio of evidence recording and analysing their experiences. Students accessing this final part of the certificate should have successfully completed the first two parts.

Reference: 1018/SU10 Starts: Monday 26 April 19:00 to 21:00 Venue: WCE0.10, Lifelong Learning Building, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Reference: 10042/SU10 Starts: Friday 30 April 13:00 to 15:00 Venue: WT0.05, Westwood Teaching Centre, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Ecological case studies and field work – Godfrey Armitage

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Film, Theatre & Television DAY SCHOOL

TV and film exposed – Alice Corps

Full Fee: £44.00 Take an informative look at the key areas and theories of media text analysis such as mediation, ideology, genre representation, audience, institutions and narrative with reference to a number of key film and TV texts. Reference: 5195/SU10 Saturday: 22 May 10:00 to 17:00 Venue: WA1.06, Avon Building, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Genealogy Bring out your dead – Caroline Wetton

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 Tinker, tailor, poor man, thief: who were your ancestors? Dare to find the skeletons! This module will explain the 'route to your roots'.

DAY SCHOOL

How to trace your Early Modern family history (1538 - 1837) – Paul Wilkins

Full Fee: £38.00 Have you started tracing your family tree and come to a standstill? This day school is aimed at those who have already got back to 1837 and are now considering where to go next. It introduces family history sources for the early modern period. Topics include: deeds, assize records, military lists, criminal registers, taxation documents and immigration records. Reference: 5150/SU10 Saturday: 22 May 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: A0.02, Mathematics and Statistics Building, Central Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

How to trace your Victorian family history (1837 - 1901) – Paul Wilkins

Full Fee: £38.00 Have you ever wanted to trace your family tree? This intensive day school will introduce you to some of the main family history sources and provide access to these records online. Reference: 5147/SU10 Saturday: 19 June 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: Coventry Central Library, Smithford Way, Coventry, CV1 1FY

Reference: 1078/SU10A Starts: Monday 26 April 13:30 to 15:30 Venue: The Old Blue Coat School, 5A Priory Row, Holy Trinity Church Centre (Old Blue Coat School), Coventry, CV1 5EX Reference: 1078/SU10B Starts: Monday 26 April 19:00 to 21:00 Venue: Nuneaton Public Library, Church Street, Nuneaton, CV11 4DR Reference: 1078/SU10C Starts: Tuesday 27 April 19:00 to 21:00 Venue: John Cleveland College, The Community Office, Butt Lane, Hinckley, LE10 1LE Reference: 1078/SU10D Starts: Wednesday 28 April 10:30 to 12:30 Venue: Oddfellows Hall, 6 Clarence Terrace, Warwick Street, Leamington Spa, CV32 5LD Reference: 1078/SU10E Starts: Wednesday 28 April 19:00 to 21:00 Venue: WCE0.9b, Lifelong Learning Building, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

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“This has made me want to study further, I enjoyed discussing and exchanging ideas with colleagues.”

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History From the iron curtain to the European Union – Europe from 1945 to present day – Angela Jianu

Full Fee: £80.00 Concession: £40.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 CERTIFICATE MODULE Twentieth century Europe had to reinvent itself after two devastating world wars only to find that new ideological, economic and social tensions and conflicts lurked under the glossy surface of post-war affluence in the West and of triumphalist Communist propaganda in the East. To what extent did the collapse of communism and the creation of the European Union help neutralize such tensions? This is one of the questions that participants in this module will be invited to debate. Reference: 1888/SU10 Starts: Tuesday 27 April 19:00 to 21:00 Venue: S0.10, Social Studies Building, Central Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Gilbert and Sullivan; Topsy-Turveydom revisited and reassessed – Michael Cahill

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 Mike Leigh’s film ‘Topsy-Turvey’ brought a sometimes patronised art form back into the public eye. This module seeks to place Gilbert and Sullivan within the context of the Victorian theatrical and cultural world, before considering the wit and skill of their collaboration, and the enjoyment their works can still provide. The module will particularly look at an earlier piece, H.M.S. Pinafore, and Patience, their brilliant parody of the Aesthetic movement of the 1880s. Reference: 10005/SU10 Starts: Thursday 29 April 09:45 to 11:45 Venue: Oddfellows Hall, 6 Clarence Terrace, Warwick Street, Leamington Spa, CV32 5LD

Historic Cities of Central Italy – Reba Gibb

How they lived then: aspects of English social history, 1485 - 1642 – Michael Cahill

Full Fee: £80.00 Concession: £40.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 CERTIFICATE MODULE How hierarchical and unchanging were people's lives in England between 1485-1642? Modern research has revealed a more nuanced and fascinating world than was previously thought to have existed. This module looks at people's experiences at home and in the community.

Images of Venice – Reba Gibb

The English country house of the eighteenth century – Oliver Lane

The West Midlands, 1660 - 1914 – Stuart Jennings

Full Fee: £80.00 Concession: £40.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 CERTIFICATE MODULE Between 1660 to1914 the West Midlands developed into the industrial powerhouse of the nation. Small communities such as Birmingham and Its environs evolved into vast industrial urban centres. Even well established trading centres such as Coventry established a range of new industries. This module explores the social consequences of these changes, for both individuals and communities, and the wealth of historical evidence they generated. Reference: 1505/SU10 Starts: Monday 26 April 19:00 to 21:00 Venue: R1.15, Ramphal Building, Central Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Tudor Colossus; a life of Henry VIII – Michael Cahill

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 Henry VIII continues to fascinate and repel. This module examines one of the most iconic figures ever to sit on the English throne. Reference: 10030/SU10B Starts: Tuesday 27 April 13:30 to 15:30 Venue: The Old Blue Coat School, 5A Priory Row, Holy Trinity Church Centre (Old Blue Coat School), Coventry, CV1 5EX Reference: 10030/SU10C Starts: Thursday 29 April 13:15 to 15:15 Venue: Friends Meeting House, Hill Street, Coventry, CV1 4AN

Reference: 10028/SU10 Starts: Wednesday 28 April 18:30 to 20:30 Venue: S0.10, Social Studies Building, Central Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

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DAY SCHOOL

Undertaking your own local history research project (Day school) – Stuart Jennings

Full Fee: £35.00 This day school is for students who would like to begin a local history research project or write about their community, family or county. There will be sessions on researching, writing, editing and referencing and an opportunity for students to share their own interests. Reference: 5157/SU10 Starts: Saturday 8 May 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: WA1.13, Avon Building, Westwood Campus, Avon Building, Westwood Campus, Coventry, CV4 7AL

The Green Men of Coventry – Colin Harris

Full Fee: £42.00 The Green Man is a carved image recognised as a stone or wooden face with foliage sprouting from his nose, eyes, mouth or ears. Our workshop takes an experiential journey through time to explore the Green Man in his many hiding places in Coventry and elsewhere in the Midlands. Reference: 5118/SU10 Starts: Saturday 5 June 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: Friends Meeting House, Hill Street, Coventry, CV1 4AN

History of Art Art history in the museum – David Packwood

Full Fee: £80.00 Concession: £40.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 CERTIFICATE MODULE Today’s museum audiences are open to many new and exciting ways of experiencing art in galleries and exhibitions. Rather than trace the history of museums, this module explores how views of art history and the visitor experience are created through shows, reproductions, and catalogues in UK and international museums. Additional topics include the role of the Internet in museums, experiencing art in foreign museums and the idea of the museum as a site of healing. Museums considered include the National Gallery, London, LACMA/Getty Institute (Los Angeles) and the Guggenheim Bilbao. Reference: 1943/SU10 Starts: Tuesday 27 April 19:00 to 21:00 Venue: R0.14, Ramphal Building, Central Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Artists in Parallel: Raphael and Michelangelo – David Packwood

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 This is the first module in a new series looking at artists in parallel week by week. Through the use of biographical material and images, the module constructs a timeline for Raphael and Michelangelo, beginning in 1475 and ending in 1564. In addition to showing the evolution of these artists’ styles, the module also considers other artists that come into their orbit, e.g. Botticelli, Ghirlandaio, Leonardo and Perugino. Reference: 1923/SU10A Starts: Tuesday 27 April 14:00 to 16:00 Venue: Methodist Hall, Station Approach, Solihull, B91 1LG Reference: 1923/SU10B Starts: Wednesday 28 April 14:00 to 16:00 Venue: Friends Meeting House, 37 Maidenhead Road, Stratford-upon-Avon, CV37 6XT Reference: 1923/SU10C Starts: Thursday 29 April 14:00 to 16:00 Venue: Oddfellows Hall, 6 Clarence Terrace, Warwick Street, Leamington Spa, CV32 5LD

Historic Cities of Central Italy – Reba Gibb

“The demonstrations of techniques were excellent as was the personal help from the tutor.”

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Images of Venice – Reba Gibb

Minimalism and land art – Michael Vaughan

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 Is placing a pile of bricks in a gallery ‘art’? Is bulldozing away part of a hillside ‘art’? This module will look at two art movements that are initially perplexing, but potentially incredibly rewarding. We will look at the influences, origins and aims of these movements before exploring the work of a key artist each week. Reference: 1716/SU10 Starts: Thursday 29 April 19:00 to 21:00 Venue: R0.14, Ramphal Building, Central Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Sensation! – Damien Hurst and the British art scene – John Gibson

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 Who are the young British artists? In this module, we will look at the phenomenal success of artists such as Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin, examining major themes in their work, their use of different media, and the significance of the sense of fun, shock and disgust that often informs their creations. Reference: 10001/SU10 Starts: Monday 26 April 19:00 to 21:00 Venue: S2.81, Social Studies Building, Central Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

The Visual Arts of the Court of Henry VIII – Gillian White

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 2009 marks the 500th anniversary of the accession of King Henry VIII. This module will explore the exuberant visual world of the royal court, looking at architecture, interiors and furnishings, and paintings (especially the work of Holbein). We will also consider the mixture of continental and home-grown stylistic influences on this impressively cosmopolitan court and the role of the arts in the messy world of Tudor propaganda and politics. Reference: 1685/SU10 Starts: Tuesday 27 April 10:00 to 12:00 Venue: Friends Meeting House, 39 High Street, Warwick, CV34 4AX

“They are good courses, friendly and welcoming, and encourage your potential.”

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Literature Approaching plays: Winter's Tale and Pygmalion – Julia Larden

Full Fee: £80.00 Concession: £40.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 CERTIFICATE MODULE This third module of the Certificate in English Studies offers an introduction to the study of drama. We shall explore A Winter’s Tale by William Shakespeare and Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw. Students will be encouraged to voice their own critical responses through discussion and guided written assignments. Reference: 10016/SU10A Starts: Thursday 29 April 19:00 to 21:00 Venue: R1.03, Ramphal Building, Central Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL Reference: 10016/SU10B Starts: Saturday 17 April 10:00 to 12:00 Venue: Stone Hall Adult Education Centre, 1083 Warwick Road, Acocks Green, Birmingham, B27 6QT

Books and Readers: Plays for Voices – Elaine Jackson

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 This module considers the influence of Radio on book production since its inception in the 1920s to the present day. Through Dylan Thomas’ Under Milk Wood and Mario Vargas Llosa’s Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter, we will examine how this medium of communication can stimulate writers. Reference: 1874/SU10 Starts: Friday 30 April 10:00 to 12:00 Venue: Catherine de Barnes Church Hall, Hampton Lane, Solihull, B91 2JT

Classic novels – A World of Love and The Transit of Venus – William Conelly

Full Fee: £34.00 Concession: £17.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 5 Read, consider and discuss some of our language's 'classic' novels, along with ancillary materials, within a lively, supportive group that encourages individual creative response. Reference: 1899/SU10 Starts: Tuesday 27 April 10:00 to 12:00 Venue: Methodist Church, Old Town, Stratford upon Avon, CV37 6BG

Reading the novel: Oh Pamela! Richardson, Heywood, Andrews – Julia Larden

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 This module will focus on the important early novel Pamela. Why was Richardson's novel so influential? We will discuss the many offshoots it inspired and consider some different and contrasting eighteenth century styles, the battle of the sexes and satire. Reference: 1970/SU10 Starts: Thursday 29 April 10:30 to 12:30 Venue: Methodist Hall, Station Approach, Solihull, B91 1LG

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Two Latter-day Romantics: The poetry of Thomas Hardy and W.B. Yeats – Graham Plender

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 Thomas Hardy and W.B. Yeats were contemporaries as poets and each drew upon the legacy of an earlier Romantic tradition. We will discuss poetry from different periods of their long and prolifically influential lives, discovering their interests and appraising their distinctive contributions. Reference: 1914/SU10 Starts: Thursday 29 April 10:00 to 12:00 Venue: The Manor House, 126 High Street, Solihull, B91 3SX

What happened next: the letters and diaries of Anne Lister and Eliza Raine 1791 - 1860 – Patricia Hughes Full Fee: £92.00 Concession: £46.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 Following last term’s introduction to the letters and diaries of Anne Lister and Eliza Raine, this module focuses on the next phase of their lives. We will explore their writings from 1810 - 1825, considering the social and political contexts. Reference: 1883/SU10 Starts: Wednesday 28 April 10:00 to 12:00 Venue: Warwickshire County Record Office, Priory Park, Cape Road, Warwick, CV34 4JS

Demystifying and personalizing Shakespeare – Jane Gurnett

Full Fee: £35.00 Have you ever sat in a theatre watching a Shakespeare play wishing you could "tune in" and have a better understanding of what's going on? This is the session for you! Reference: 5201/SU10 Starts: Wednesday 16 June 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: Kenilworth Senior Citizens Club, Southbank Road, Kenilworth, CV8 1LA

Local Area Studies The West Midlands, 1660 - 1914 – Stuart Jennings

Undertaking your own local history research project (Day school) – Stuart Jennings

Sources for local history – Stuart Jennings

Full Fee: £35.00 This day is for budding historians who want to explore the history of their communities but have not been sure about where to start. You will be taught how to interpret sources and how to read and transcribe documents. Reference: 5205/SU10 Starts: Saturday 22 May 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: S0.03, Social Studies Building, Central Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

The Green Men of Coventry – Colin Harris

“I am taking four Certificates and I really feel like I am improving myself.”

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Music & History of Music Performing Renaissance music – Val Brodie

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 This is a practical module exploring historically informed performance of Renaissance music. Students need to be fluent instrumentalists (recent groups have included recorders, curtal, crumhorns, viols, harp, violin, cello and some who also sing). Reference: 1074/SU10 Starts: Monday 26 April 19:00 to 21:00 Venue: Cannon Park Primary School, 4-11 Bransford Avenue, Coventry, CV4 7PS

String chamber ensemble – Val Brodie

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 This ensemble explores the rich string genre from the eighteenth century onwards, with particular focus on the technically demanding repertoire of the nineteenth to the twentieth century. The class is designed for fluent experienced players to explore a contrasting group of pieces in depth. There may be some opportunities for solo work in concerti and concerti grossi. Reference: 1109/SU10 Starts: Friday 30 April 10:00 to 12:00 Venue: Friends Meeting House, 39 High Street, Warwick, CV34 4AX

String ensemble – Val Brodie

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 This is a practical session for string players to get to grips with the fundamental repertoire from the eighteenth century to the present day. We shall look at Baroque concerti grossi, classical divertimenti and some pieces exploring later string effects, considering the technical needs of each style. The module is open to string players (violin, viola, cello, double bass), who have a basic grounding in their instrument. Reference: 1110/SU10 Starts: Friday 30 April 13:15 to 15:15 Venue: Friends Meeting House, 39 High Street, Warwick, CV34 4AX

Personal & Professional Development Advancing coaching and mentoring practice – Robert Thomson Full Fee: £232.00 Concession: £116.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 3 CERTIFICATE MODULE This is the third and final module of the Certificate in Coaching and Mentoring. In this module you will deepen your learning from previous modules, articulate your personal approach to coaching and mentoring in your own context, and critically assess your strengths, weaknesses and development needs as a coach or mentor. There will be the opportunity to meet an external executive coach and observe a coaching demonstration. Reference: 1836/SU10 Starts: Wednesday 28 April 09:00 to 17:00 Venue: WCE0.9a, Lifelong Learning Building, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL Introduction to marketing – Michelle Collett

Full Fee: £138.00 Concession: £69.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 Everyone needs to understand marketing’s key role, for both business and personal development. Discover how to become marketing orientated, how to use marketing strategies, and the best ways to communicate with customers. We will cover the theory and tactics that can be used in your own department or business. The module includes the development of a marketing plan. Reference: 1851/SU10 Starts: Thursday 29 April 18:00 to 20:00 Venue: The Herbert, Jordan Well, Coventry, CV1 5RW

“Excellent module – diverse authors – sound grammatical, historical and literary analysis in supportive, co-operative atmosphere – engaged and challenging tutor.”

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DAY SCHOOL

Mindfulness: the art of living in the present moment – Martina Webb

Full Fee: £38.00 Having increased awareness of the present and of all aspects of self is necessary for restoring and maintaining a well-balanced sense of health and life satisfaction. Students will learn about the theory of mindfulness, and will be encouraged to participate in a variety of meditative and other practices. Reference: 5115/SU10 Starts: Saturday 15 May 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: S0.03, Social Studies Building, Central Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Bringing to life career and personal development plans – Tina Ridley

Full Fee: £38.00 Take control of your own destiny! This day school will encourage you to explore your career aspirations; convey these in a concise way, and develop options to achieve them. Reference: 5183/SU10 Starts: Saturday 22 May 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: WT1.01, Westwood Teaching Centre, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Learn to be an optimist – Martina Webb

Full Fee: £38.00 Our health and life satisfaction is to a large degree influenced by our style of thinking. This day school offers the opportunity for students to learn to control their thinking and challenge their negative thoughts. Reference: 5073/SU10 Starts: Saturday 22 May 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: S0.08, Social Studies Building, Central Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Philosophy Twentieth-century European philosophy – Michael Vaughan

Full Fee: £80.00 Concession: £40.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 CERTIFICATE MODULE This module will look at European philosophy in the twentieth century. We see how the traditional view of philosophy as a search for truth is altered, as the very idea of truth comes under suspicion. We will look at the different ways in which contemporary philosophers have re-thought what philosophy is and what this means for scientific and religious thought which still claim to discover the 'truth'. We will also see how the various approaches developed in recent philosophy can help us to understand the causes of the current environmental crisis. Reference: 1713/SU10 Starts: Wednesday 28 April 19:00 to 21:00 Venue: C1.11/15, Social Studies Building, Central Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Psychology Cognitive psychology – Rob Wilde

Full Fee: £80.00 Concession: £40.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 CERTIFICATE MODULE ‘Cognition’ refers to how we understand and think about the world around us; so this module introduces students to the key issues in how humans and other animals understand and negotiate the world around them. Topics such as the perception of the physical world, memory and the implications of memory for everyday living and thinking and problem solving are considered to show how a scientific understanding of these areas can be beneficial to appreciating a wide range of human behaviour. There is a recurring emphasis on the application of psychology. Reference: 1755/SU10A Starts: Wednesday 28 April 14:00 to 16:00 Venue: WA0.09, Avon Building, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL Reference: 1755/SU10B Starts: Wednesday 28 April 19:00 to 21:00 Venue: WA0.09, Avon Building, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Psychology, work and well-being – Rob Wilde

Full Fee: £80.00 Concession: £40.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 7 CERTIFICATE MODULE This module looks at some of the major issues that people encounter in the workplace, including the role of health and safety, the impact of age on a workforce and the nature and impact of diversity. The emphasis is on ways in which an understanding of psychology can be applied, and how an understanding of psychological principles will be of value in intervening in the workplace. The teaching includes case studies and reflections on experiences at work. Reference: 1735/SU10 Starts: Thursday 20 May 19:00 to 21:30 Venue: WT1.04, Westwood Teaching Centre, Westwood Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Social Studies

Key areas of sociological investigation – Alan Bradley

Full Fee: £80.00 Concession: £40.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 CERTIFICATE MODULE This module introduces students to some of the key areas of sociological investigation. Focusing on health and illness, gender and race and ethnicity, learners will be encouraged to explore the social theories and research methods which have been applied in these areas, and will also critically examine and assess social policies related to these areas. The module will end with a study of how social theories have been applied in relation to the ageing process and its consequences. Reference: 1794/SU10 Starts: Wednesday 28 April 19:00 to 21:00 Venue: S0.08, Social Studies Building, Central Campus, The University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

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Percival Guildhouse Programme Spring 2010 The Percival Guildhouse in Rugby offers a number of courses, including some of the Centre for Lifelong Learning’s accredited modules and day schools. The Centre works closely with the Percival Guildhouse to ensure the modules offered there are popular and reflect student interests. All modules in this section are held at: The Percival Guildhouse, St. Matthews Street, Rugby, CV21 3BY Tel: 01788 542 467 Website: www.percival-guildhouse.co.uk Office hours 09.30 to 16:00 Register by post direct to the Percival Guildhouse (cheques payable to ‘The Percival Guildhouse’).

The Jacobite Rebellion 1745 – Michael Cahill

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 When James II was replaced on the English throne by his daughter and her Dutch husband, William, there began a desperate struggle - rebellions in Ireland and Scotland - that would last for 60 years. During this module we will explore the Jacobite rebellion of 1745. Bonnie Prince Charlie is a sometimes romantic, yet tragic figure, his royal and political ambition leading ultimately to catastrophic defeat for the Highland clans at Culloden and pacification of the Scottish Highlands. Reference: 1880/SU10 Starts: Monday 12 April 09:30 to 11:30

Tudor Colossus; a life of Henry VIII – Michael Cahill

Exploration and expression – water, sea and sky – Lindsey Attwood

The art and craft of creative fiction 3 – Connie Ramsay Bott

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 Continuing the themes covered last term, this module enables students to develop creative work for the market. Through writing exercises, discussion and a look at contemporary writers, we will explore fiction, memoir and poetry. Let writing become an important part of your life. Join us. Reference: 10007/SU10 Starts: Wednesday 14 April 10:00 to 12:00

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The English country house 1660 - 1800 – Gillian White

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 During the eighteenth century the English countryside erupted with classical palaces and Italianate villas. Who built these houses, why, and why do the buildings look the way they do? In this course we’ll look at the changing visual style of aristocratic country houses and the social, artistic and political context in which they were built. Reference: 1968/SU10 Starts: Thursday 15 April 10:00 to 12:00

Writing poetry 3 – Catherine Whittaker

Full Fee: £68.00 Concession: £34.00 Credits: 10 Number of meetings: 10 This is an exciting new module tutored by the current Poet Laureate of Warwick. You will develop your poetry with enjoyable writing exercises, and by reading and discussing published poetry. We will be looking at different forms – from free verse to traditional. This is a very informal and supportive class for beginners and more experienced writers. Come and be inspired! Reference: 1982/SU10 Starts: Thursday 15 April 13:30 to 15:30

Images of Venice – Reba Gibb

Embroidered with woodbine and eglantine: Elizabethan textile furnishings – Gillian White Full Fee: £35.00 Cloth of gold, wrought velvet, changeable taffeta: nothing did so much to bring glamour, vibrancy and drama to the Elizabethan interior as fine textiles. This day school will explore designs, uses and techniques, as well as entering the fascinating world of symbols and hidden meanings worked into the textiles. (NB This is not a practical course.) Reference: 5191/SU10 Starts: Saturday ??? 10:00 to 16:00

“This term has continued to be inspirational. Every week has provided the students with demonstrations of methods using painting techniques and colour blending to produce outstanding finished art work.” For enquiries ring (024) 7657 3739 or visit www.warwick.ac.uk/cll

Day Schools

A Fresh Approach to Creative Writing – pg?

Embroidered with woodbine and eglantine: Elizabethan textile furnishings – pg?

Demystifying and personalizing Shakespeare – pg?

Reference: 5191/SU10 Saturday: ??? 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: The Percival Guildhouse, St Matthew's Street, Rugby, CV21 3BY

Undertaking your own local history research project (Day school) – pg?

Reference: 5157/SU10 Saturday: 8 May 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: WA1.13, Avon Building, Westwood Campus, Avon Building, Westwood Campus, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Portrait workshop – pg?

Reference: 5017/SU10 Saturday: 15 May 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: Music Room 3, The Music Centre, Westwood Campus, University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Mindfulness: the art of living in the present moment – pg?

Reference: 5115/SU10 Saturday: 15 May 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: S0.03, Social Studies Building, Central Campus, University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Reference: 5207/SU10 Saturday: 12 June 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: S0.28, Social Studies Building, Central Campus, University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Reference: 5201/SU10 Wednesday: 16 June 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: Kenilworth Senior Citizens Club, Southbank Road, Kenilworth, CV8 1LA

Yesteryear’s folklore – Some customs and traditions – pg?

Reference: 5172/SU10 Saturday: 19 June 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: WCE0.10, Lifelong Learning Building, Westwood Campus, University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

How to trace your Victorian family history (1837 - 1901) – pg? Reference: 5147/SU10 Saturday: 19 June 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: Coventry Central Library, Smithford Way, Coventry, CV1 1FY

Life drawing & painting workshop – pg?

Reference: 5010/SU10 Saturday: 19 June 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: Music Room 3, The Music Centre, Westwood Campus, University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Learn to be an optimist – pg?

Reference: 5073/SU10 Saturday: 22 May 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: S0.08, Social Studies Building, Central Campus, University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

TV and film exposed – pg?

Reference: 5195/SU10 Saturday: 22 May 10:00 to 17:00 Venue: WA1.06, Avon Building, Westwood Campus, University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Bringing to life career and personal development plans – pg?

Reference: 5183/SU10 Saturday: 22 May 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: WT1.01, Westwood Teaching Centre, Westwood Campus, University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

How to trace your Early Modern family history (1538 - 1837) – pg?

“Having whole day sessions rather than evening sessions was much more meaningful.”

Reference: 5150/SU10 Saturday: 22 May 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: A0.02, Mathematics and Statistics Building, Central Campus, University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

Sources for local history – pg?

Reference: 5205/SU10 Saturday: 22 May 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: S0.03, Social Studies Building, Central Campus, University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

The Green Men of Coventry – pg?

Reference: 5118/SU10 Saturday: 5 June 10:00 to 16:00 Venue: Friends Meeting House, Hill Street, Coventry, CV1 4AN

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Additional information Open Studies and Credit • 1 0-week Open Studies accredited modules carry 10 credits at FHEQ Level 4. • E ach module will have the amount of credit it is worth listed next to it. A short module; 5 weeks is usually 5 credits. • C ertificates (3 x 10 credit modules) usually gives entry to the Part-time Degree Programme and may give credit towards the Degree, see page ??? .

Please use the registration forms in the centre of this brochure, alternatively you can register online. You are strongly encouraged to enrol before Friday 16th April, by registering online or by filling in and sending us the application form (centre pages) along with your payment, although it may be possible for you to register at the first meeting of some modules, in exceptional circumstances. If you do not register in advance we are unable to notify you of decisions to cancel or any changes to the time and venue.

> Archaeological excavation for beginners 26-30 July > Shakespeare: and the company he keeps 26-30 July > Six Art Galleries and Museums 26-29 July > The Elizabethan Country House 26-29 July > Creative Writing: Summer Oasis 2-6 August > Journalistic Writing 2-6 August > Painting and Patronage in Renaissance Venice 2-5 August > String Challenge 2010: Romantic Nationalism 24-26 August > Drawing and Painting 30 August – 3 September >S tring Challenge 2010: The English Twentieth-century Renaissance 31 August – 2 September For a brochure please call 024 7657 3739 or visit www.warwick.ac.uk/cll/summer_schools

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Transfers can be made immediately providing places are available. Refunds may take 2 – 3 weeks to process. All bookings for the Percival Guildhouse should be made directly with the Guildhouse and not through the university, see page ?? for information.

Fees

Please refer to page 2.

Refunds

Enrolment

We have a range of summer schools running during July and August 2010:

Modules which have few registrations one week before their start will be cancelled, and those who are registered will be informed and offered the chance to transfer to another module.

For the benefit of applicants this brochure is produced at the earliest possible date. The University, however, reserves the right to modify or cancel any statement in this publication and accepts no responsibility for any consequences of such modification or cancellation.

Fees will be refunded automatically, in full, in those cases where a module is cancelled due to insufficient enrolments. In any other circumstances refunds will be considered if requested, taking into account any classes already attended and a £5 administrative charge. If such a refund amounts to less than £10 a credit note will be issued.

Students with special needs

If you are disabled or have special needs we can make appropriate arrangements, please ensure it is marked on your registration form.

Warwick University Bookshop The University bookshop welcomes all visitors to the University. It is situated next to the Arts Centre on the Central Campus and is open throughout the year. Opening Hours: Term time Monday to Friday: Saturday:

09.00 to 20.00 10.00 to 17.00

Vacation Monday to Friday: 09.00 to 17.30 Closed on Saturdays

The bookshop stocks a wide range of academic and general books and offers a fast ordering service. Credit cards are accepted. T 024 7652 3388 F 024 7652 3792 E bookshop@warwick.ac.uk

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Guidance and events Student Guidance/Development

Pauline McManus, Senior Tutor in Lifelong Learning, offers students guidance with a range of study skills – for example time management, presentation skills, speed reading and note taking, preparing and writing essays and projects, revision and examination skills. Pauline is available to see students individually or in small groups to discuss any issues relating to their course of study.

counselling

Courses available: • Introduction to Counselling (pg 12)

Students can contact Pauline directly: T 024 7652 8459 E p.mcmanus@warwick.ac.uk

• Foundation Degree and BA (Hons) Degree in Person-centred Counselling and Psychotherapy

To find out more

• Advanced Diploma in the Supervision in Person-centred Counsellors & Psychotherapists

If you would like further information about the Lifelong Learning Drop-ins or other events for prospective students or would like to receive a copy of the Lifelong Learning prospectus containing further information about the flexible degree programmes please contact:

Centre for Lifelong Learning (undergraduate degrees) T 024 7652 4809 E lifelonglearning@warwick.ac.uk W www.warwick.ac.uk/cll In addition to the Part-time Degree programme, the Centre also offers other flexible degrees - part-time Foundation Degrees and full-time 2 + 2 Degrees. If you would like more information about these routes please visit our website, or call 024 7652 4809.

• Advanced Diploma in the Supervision in Person-centred Counsellors & Psychotherapists with Research • Advanced Diploma in Cognitive Behavioural Methods for Person-centred Counsellors

For further information about the structures, fees and timings or to obtain an application form please contact: Tara Cosgrove, tel: 024 7652 3831 or email t.j.cosgrove@warwick.ac.uk

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Modules by Date and Time – Summer 2010 part-time degree programme

for a new start or change of direction... ... a special range of degrees designed for you to study flexibly: • Classics* • Early Childhood Studies • Early years foundation degree • English and Cultural Studies • European Studies • French Studies* • Health and Social Policy • Historical Studies • Humanities • LLB Law* • Social Studies

Open Studies Certificates usually give entry to a relevant degree and may give credit towards the degree. Other qualifications may also give credit.

If you would like more information or to talk through your options call 024 7652 4809 or visit www.warwick.ac.uk/cll *These courses can be studied in the daytime only

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Monday – Morning • M edia broadcasting • P rofessional practice for artists • T he Jacobite Rebellion 1745

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Monday – Evening • B ring out your dead • C reative writing • E cological case studies and field work • I nequality and diversity in health and health care • L andscape and scenery in Warwickshire • M edia broadcasting • P erforming Renaissance music • P ortrait Sculpture • S ensation! - Damien Hurst and the British art scene • T he West Midlands, 1660-1914 Tuesday – Morning • C lassic novels - A World of Love and The Transit of Venus • L andscape painting • M ovement within the figure • R eading Latin literature (5 weeks) • T he Visual Arts of the Court of Henry VIII • T udor Colossus; a life of Henry VIII Tuesday – Afternoon • A rtists in Parallel: Raphael and Michelangelo • E xploration and expression - water, sea and sky • I mages of Venice • P astels for beginners • T udor Colossus; a life of Henry VIII • W ider still, and wider; facets of Imperial Britain, 1894 - 1899

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Tuesday – Evening • A n Introduction to the mammals of Great Britain • A rt history in the museum • B ring out your dead • C reative writing • E gypt: More Texts from Ancient Egypt • E xploration and expression - water, sea and sky • F rom the iron curtain to the European Union - Europe from 1945 to present day • H istoric Cities of Central Italy • I ntroduction to Osteoarchaeology • L ife drawing and modelling • T hinkScreenwriting!

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Tues/Weds – Afternoon • T he Achievements and Experiences of African, Caribbean and Mixed Heritage Pupils 00 Wednesday – Morning • A dvancing coaching and mentoring practice • B ring out your dead • L andscape painting • T he art and craft of creative fiction 3 • W hat happened next: the letters and diaries of Anne Lister and Eliza Raine 1791 - 1860 Wednesday – Afternoon • A rtists in Parallel: Raphael and Michelangelo • C ognitive psychology • D rawing the human figure • T he English country house of the eighteenth century • W riting for pleasure - a short course Wednesday – Evening • B ring out your dead • C ognitive psychology • D rawing the human figure • H ow they lived then: aspects of English social history, 1485 - 1642 • K ey areas of sociological investigation • T hinkDrama! • T wentieth-century European philosophy

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Modules by Date and Time – Summer 2010 Thursday – Morning • D rawing and painting for pleasure • G ilbert and Sullivan; Topsy-Turveydom revisited and reassessed • L andscape painting • R eading the novel: Oh Pamela! Richardson, Heywood, Andrews • S ummer landscapes • T he English country house 1660 - 1800 • T wo Latter-day Romantics: The poetry of Thomas Hardy and W.B. Yeats Thursday – Afternoon • A rtists in Parallel: Raphael and Michelangelo • D iagnosing and responding to issues in groups • D rawing and painting for pleasure • I mages of Venice • T udor Colossus; a life of Henry VIII • W riting poetry 3 Thursday – Evening • A pproaching plays: Winter's Tale and Pygmalion • I ntroduction to counselling • I ntroduction to marketing • L ife Writing • M inimalism and land art • P ortrait drawing • P sychology and sport: physiological and cognitive factors • P sychology, work and well-being • T he American Civil War Friday – Morning • B ooks and Readers: Plays for Voices • D rawing and painting for pleasure • E gypt: More Texts from Ancient Egypt • String chamber ensemble

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Friday – Afternoon • D eveloping skills in advice & guidance • S tring ensemble • W orking with children - leading activities Saturday – Morning • A pproaching plays: Winter's Tale and Pygmalion • P ost fieldwork analysis - archaeology 3 • S hakespeare's seven ages Sat/Sun – Morning • A n Introduction to the bats of Great Britain • P rotecting Britain’s threatened wildlife

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University - Central Campus Bradley Key areas of sociological investigation Cahill How they lived then: aspects of English social history, 1485 - 1642 Calcutt Creative writing Costello ThinkScreenwriting! Gibb Historic Cities of Central Italy Gibson Sensation! - Damien Hurst and the British art scene Gibson ThinkDrama! Jennings Sources for local history Jennings The West Midlands, 1660-1914 Jianu From the iron curtain to the European Union - Europe from 1945 to present day Larden Approaching plays: Winter's Tale and Pygmalion McGarry Media broadcasting Morris Introduction to Osteoarchaeology Packwood Art history in the museum Ramsay Bott A Fresh Approach to Creative Writing Vaughan Minimalism and land art Vaughan Twentieth-century European philosophy Webb Learn to be an optimist Webb Mindfulness: the art of living in the present moment Whittaker A Fresh Approach to Creative Writing Whittaker Life Writing Wilkins How to trace your Early Modern family history (1538 - 1837)

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University - Westwood Campus Armitage Ecological case studies and field work Beamsley An Introduction to the bats of Great Britain Beamsley An Introduction to the mammals of Great Britain Beamsley Protecting Britain’s threatened wildlife Bradley Landscape and scenery in Warwickshire Corps TV and film exposed Harris Yesteryear’s folklore - Some customs and traditions Hedley Pastels for beginners Jennings Undertaking your own local history research project (Day school) Kozin Life drawing and modelling Kozin Portrait Sculpture Kozin Portrait drawing Kozin Drawing the human figure Morris Post fieldwork analysis - archaeology 3 Ridley Bringing to life career and personal development plans Roxburgh Introduction to counselling Thomson Advancing coaching and mentoring practice Torpey Egypt: More Texts from Ancient Egypt Tweed Working with children - leading activities Upshall Life drawing & painting workshop

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Portrait workshop Bring out your dead Cognitive psychology Psychology, work and well-being

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Approaching plays: Winter's Tale and Pygmalion

Coventry Ali Ali Brodie Cahill Collett Harris Hedley Howard Scott-Lowndes Wetton Wilkins

Professional practice for artists Art techniques from different countries and cultures Performing Renaissance music Tudor Colossus; a life of Henry VIII Introduction to marketing The Green Men of Coventry Drawing and painting for pleasure The Achievements and Experiences of African, Caribbean and Mixed Heritage Pupils Landscape painting Bring out your dead How to trace your Victorian family history (1837 - 1901)

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Hinckley Wetton

Bring out your dead

Kenilworth Gurnett Hedley Kozin

Demystifying and personalizing Shakespeare Drawing and painting for pleasure Drawing the human figure

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Leamington Spa Attwood Exploration and expression - water, sea and sky Cahill Gilbert and Sullivan; Topsy-Turveydom revisited and reassessed Calcutt Creative writing Gibb Images of Venice Packwood Artists in Parallel: Raphael and Michelangelo Wetton Bring out your dead

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Bring out your dead

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Rugby Attwood Cahill Cahill Gibb Ramsay Bott White White Whittaker

Exploration and expression - water, sea and sky Tudor Colossus; a life of Henry VIII The Jacobite Rebellion 1745 Images of Venice The art and craft of creative fiction 3 Embroidered with woodbine and eglantine: Elizabethan textile furnishings The English country house 1660 - 1800 Writing poetry 3

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Solihull Gay Gay Jackson Larden Packwood Plender

Movement within the figure Summer landscapes Books and Readers: Plays for Voices Reading the novel: Oh Pamela! Richardson, Heywood, Andrews Artists in Parallel: Raphael and Michelangelo Two Latter-day Romantics: The poetry of Thomas Hardy and W.B. Yeats

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Stratford-Upon-Avon Brown Winged splendour Conelly Classic novels - A World of Love and The Transit of Venus Kershaw Reading Latin literature (5 weeks) Packwood Artists in Parallel: Raphael and Michelangelo

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String ensemble String chamber ensemble Writing for pleasure - a short course What happened next: the letters and diaries of Anne Lister and Eliza Raine 1791 - 1860 The English country house of the eighteenth century The Visual Arts of the Court of Henry VIII

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openstudies something for everyone Classes are held at the University, or at centres in Solihull, Rugby, Warwick, Kenilworth, Coventry, Leamington, Nuneaton, Evesham and Stratford during the daytime and evenings. In addition non-accredited day schools are held on Fridays and Saturdays throughout the year.

Open Studies, The University of Warwick, CV4 7AL www.warwick.ac.uk/cll 024 7657 3739 openstudies@warwick.ac.uk