Continuing Education at University of Liverpool

23/09/2026

Fascinated by Ancient Egypt? Discover more with Continuing Education.

Step beyond the pharaohs and explore the lives of the people who helped shape New Kingdom Egypt.

Who is Who in New Kingdom Egypt delves into the lives of priests, artists, scribes, sculptors and royal officials, using archaeology, texts, objects and physical remains to uncover their stories.

No previous knowledge is required – just a curiosity about the ancient world and a love of exploring the past.

Join us for 7 weekly sessions at the University of Liverpool campus, starting Thursday 8 October.

Find out more and enrol: Who is Who in New Kingdom Egypt -

Embark on a journey through millennia of myths, language and discovery.

22/09/2026

Ready to take your screenplay to the next level?

Turn your draft into a stronger, more compelling story with our short course - Advanced Screenwriting and Story Solutions at the University of Liverpool.

Working with award-winning screenwriter Adam Simpson, you’ll explore rewriting, character development, structure, conflict and story arcs – with practical feedback to help you strengthen your screenplay.

Whether you’re an experienced writer or have completed a screenplay draft, this eight-week course will help you develop your ideas and sharpen your screenwriting skills.

Advanced Screenwriting and Story Solutions with Adam Simpson 8 weekly sessions on campus, on Wednesdays at 6 - 8pm, starting from Wednesday 7 October Overview No screenwriter has ever been told their work is perfect without needing changes. Rewriting is essential and can be highly rewarding. In rewr...

04/09/2026

Discover something new – from wherever you are

Fancy exploring a new subject without travelling to campus?

Our online Continuing Education courses bring the University of Liverpool to you. Join live, interactive classes from the comfort of home, meet fellow curious learners and discover fascinating subjects with our friendly, expert tutors.

From ancient civilisations and languages to literature, creative writing, philosophy, history and law, there’s something to inspire every interest.

Whether you’re looking to develop your knowledge, revisit a favourite subject or simply make time for something new, why not explore our latest online courses?

Find your next course and start learning from home.

https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/continuing-education/choose-your-course/onlinecourses/

Browse our full programme of Continuing Education courses for the current academic year. Choose from a variety of themes and subjects that explore a diverse and exciting range of topics.

28/08/2026

Explore the Languages of the Ancient World

Discover Latin and Ancient Greek and unlock a deeper understanding of the literature, history, philosophy and culture of the ancient world.

Whether you're a complete beginner or ready to build on existing knowledge, our courses offer a welcoming and engaging way to develop your language skills and explore fascinating ancient texts and ideas.

Start your journey into Latin or Ancient Greek with Continuing Education.

https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/continuing-education/choose-your-course/learn-a-language/ancientlanguages/

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17/08/2026

Explore Women and Love in the Ancient World

What can archaeology and ancient sources reveal about women, relationships and love in the Graeco-Roman world?

Join us for Women and Love in the Graeco-Roman Worlds, an engaging online CE course exploring the experiences, representations and relationships of women in antiquity.

Ideal for archaeology enthusiasts and anyone fascinated by the ancient world, the course offers an opportunity to look beyond artefacts and monuments to the people and stories behind them.

Discover a different side of the Graeco-Roman world and deepen your understanding of life, society and relationships in the ancient past!

Women and Love in the Graeco-Roman world. 9 weekly sessions online, on Thursday 8 October, 6 - 7pm with Dr Guen Taietti. Overview 2 hrs per week: 6-7 pm UK live on teams; 1 hr recorded video/material asynchronous In this module students will explore Graeco-Roman texts that display the life of women....

12/08/2026

Discover something new this autumn

Why not make time for something that interests, inspires or challenges you? From history and the arts to philosophy, psychology, science and languages, there’s plenty to discover in our latest fantastic programme starting from September.

Whether you’re returning to a favourite subject, developing a new skill or simply curious to try something different, we’d love you to join our learning community.

Explore the new programme today and find a course that’s right for you.

https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/continuing-education/choose-your-course/

08/01/2026

Open Languages at the University of Liverpool is hosting a meet the tutors for students to discuss any issues they have about their Open Languages course. Tutors will be on hand to help you decide what language and, what level is suitable for you. The even takes places on Thursday 15 January, 4 - 6pm at 1 - 7 Abercromby Square, The Language Lounge.

There is no prior booking required, just turn up when it suits you, and speak to a tutor.

07/01/2026

Women of Achievement in the 18th Century

Discover the remarkable achievements of women who shaped literature, art, and culinary culture in the 18th century. Women of Achievement: Authors, Cooks and Painters in the 18th Century is a short, engaging course exploring figures such as pioneering writers, influential cookery authors, and accomplished painters within their social and historical contexts.

Delivered over three afternoon sessions at Ness Botanic Gardens, this course offers fresh perspectives on women’s creativity and contribution in the long eighteenth century.

https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/continuing-education/choose-your-course/ness-botanic-gardens/womenofachievementauthorscooksandpaintersinthe18thcentury/