Lifelong Learning Dundee is an independent, not-for-profit organisation developed by former students and tutors of the long-running continuing education classes at the University of Dundee.
For many years the University of Dundee offered classes for the local community in its ‘Courses for Adults’ programme. In 2017 the University replaced these with credit-bearing assessed courses. As a result, Lifelong Learning Dundee was formed to continue and develop the highly valued general interest classes on the campus.
Now, in its third year, Lifelong Learning Dundee is delighted to offer an exciting and expanded programme of classes taught by qualified tutors at the Dalhousie Building, Old Hawkhill.
Lifelong Learning Dundee aims to:
- provide lifelong learning, personal development, leisure and general interest classes for the community in Dundee and the surrounding area in association with, but separate from, the University of Dundee, and to
- promote the cause of and provision for adult education in general and to collaborate with other bodies in promoting and providing educational opportunities for adults.
We hope you will enjoy our classes.
For practical information on courses, venues, parking etc, please see our Courses page.
Lifelong Learning Dundee would like to thank the University of Dundee for providing accommodation for our classes. However, it must be made clear that the University is not involved in the provision of the classes, the responsibility for which rests wholly with Lifelong Learning Dundee.
Lifelong Learning Dundee
Office bearers:
Chair: Ann Auchterlonie
Vice Chair: Jenny Kermally
Treasurer: Richard Firth
Secretary: Pam Keeling
