Welcome to MANCENT,
The Manchester Continuing Education Network (MANCENT), is a loose network of independent lecturers and students with a firm belief that Continuing Education at a high level should be available to all who want it.
It tries to match interested students with highly qualified and experienced Continuing Education and Universiy lecturers in the Arts and Sciences.
How it works:
MANCENT operates as a loose network allowing independent self-employed lecturers to choose their own fees and venues, while offering students the convenience of a one stop shop when looking for courses in their field of interest, by offering a joint listing of all events.
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Dear all,
The Autumn 2010 programme is now online, the downloadable file and paper brochure will follow in the next few days. In addition, we have also added a few sneak-peeks on our Spring 2011 programme.
We have managed to attract some more of the old Manchester CCE faces this time: James Sumner, Alessandra Pompili and Creina Mansfield are joining our ranks and we hope you will find their offers interesting and welcome.
Best Wishes,
Birgitta Hoffmann
(Administrator MANCENT)
June 18th, 2010
Introductory Lecture:
Following suggestions from you we have decided to offer new lecturers the chance to offer Introductory lectures.before the start of the term to introduce themselves to you. Damian Tyler (our new lecture for Early Medieval and Medieval History is opening this tradtion, I hope you will be able to attend and enjoy his lecture:
A Brief History of the Ancient Celts, 500 BC – AD 650
by Damian Tyler
THIS COURSE HAS NOW REACHED MINIMUM NUMBERS AND WILL GO AHEAD.
Today confined to parts of Brittany and the northern and western extremities of the British Isles, in antiquity Celtic peoples dominated much of Europe, from Spain in the south to Scotland in the north and from the Atlantic in the west to Poland and central Turkey in the east. Taking a broad-brush approach, this lecture examines the social organization, culture, art, religion and political development of these fascinating peoples from their first appearance in the historical record to the middle of the seventh century.
One off lecture
Date: Saturday, 11th September 2010 Time: 1- 2 pm
Venue:
Oxford Room,
St Peter’s House,
Oxford Road
(Precinct Centre),
Manchester,
M13 9GH
| Price | Concessions |
Minimum No. | Maximum No. |
|---|---|---|---|
£10 |
n/a |
10 |
25 |
Please send your bookings to:
Dr Damian J. Tyler, 63 Cuckoo Lane, Whitefield, Manchester, M45 6WD
Email: dagoberht@hotmail.com