University of Bristol Humanities Short Courses

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University of Bristol Humanities Short Courses We run short part-time courses in Humanities for adult learners.

Whether you are a budding creative writer, an avid reader, a keen historian or looking for your next steps into higher education, we have a range of courses to suit all levels.

13 - 20 June is independent bookshop week! “Thank God for independent bookshops and everything they do, their expertise,...
16/06/2026

13 - 20 June is independent bookshop week!

“Thank God for independent bookshops and everything they do, their expertise, championing of great books and incredible ways of bringing literature, reading and other worlds into communities.”
- Nikesh Shukla

The annual celebration returns on June 13-20

Join us on Saturday 6 June for Writers' Day: a day filled with creativity and inspiration!The day will include:🖊️Headlin...
28/05/2026

Join us on Saturday 6 June for Writers' Day: a day filled with creativity and inspiration!

The day will include:

🖊️Headline talks from industry stars: Nikesh Shukla and Lily Dunn

🖊️Workshops from our award-winning writers on staff, including Mimi Thebo and Jo Nadin

🖊️A Q&A with agents to answer all your questions about breaking into the industry

🖊️Celebratory drinks reception to conclude the day.

Tickets £30 for the full day or £18 concessions.
Book your place here: https://www.bristol.ac.uk/english/study/part-time/short-courses/writers-day/

25/03/2026

This year's iteration of Edson Burton's Black History Revisited course is now drawing to a close. If you'd like to sign-up for next year you can join our mailing list here: bristol.ac.uk/part-time-english-courses. In the meantime, here's a short video of Edson's poem “Britons never, never have been slaves?” recorded in 2020.

Our amazing colleague Dr Pam Lock will be holding a fascinating talk on spontaneous combustion at Arnos Vale Cemetery on...
11/03/2026

Our amazing colleague Dr Pam Lock will be holding a fascinating talk on spontaneous combustion at Arnos Vale Cemetery on 18 March - take a read of the Bristol 24/7 article below written by ELCE alumni (and current MEL pathway student) Milan Perera!

The curious phenomenon gripped the 19th-century Britain

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