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Weekly classes
Weekly classes are part-time classes open to all. Topics are studied in depth over a period of 10 or 20 weeks. They are accredited at FHEQ level 4 and course work is an integral part of each syllabus.
Most classes are offered at two locations in Oxford - Rewley House, in central Oxford, and Ewert House in Summertown. Classes are also offered in locations outside Oxford, such as Reading, Maidenhead, and other towns. (Please see below.) You can view a list of all our weekly classes by clicking the button below, or you can see which couses begin in a given month by using the navigation to the left.
Classes in the town of Reading and other locations
We also offer a wide range of evening classes at the University of Reading's Whiteknights campus. Please click the button below to see the complete listing of classes at this location, or download a pdf version of our newspaper which lists all our courses held in the town of Reading.
Additionally, we offer classes at other locations around Oxfordshire and in adjoining counties. Please click use the navigation to the left to see these classes.
Weekly classes are not offered during the summer, but we do offer a wide range of summer schools.
Weekly Class Highlights
The Real Victoria: Wife, Widow, Monarch, Empress
Who was Queen Victoria and what emotions lay beneath her austere exterior? This course examines her public and private life, from early childhood, through to marriage, widowhood and final glory as head of the British Empire.
Italian Villa and their Gardens
The Italian Renaissance took up the idealised rural retreat of ancient Rome with gardens an integral part of villa design. Palladio's influence endured in the Veneto but elaborate Baroque innovations abound in north and south Italy. Expatriates revived and restored these in the twentieth century.