of the
Third Age
Courses Available at U3A Kingborough TERM - 3
A cooperative learning community run by and for retired and semi-retired people on a non-profit basis.Meeting Schedule Three 10 week terms beginning in March each year. Courses are held at the Adult Education Centre, Kingston (K) other venues around Kingston and at Westwinds, Woodbridge (W). Most courses last for 1 hour each week.
| Tuesday | 11:30 | All about Wellness | Kingston AEC | Nadine Clarke and Pip McKendrick |
| Monday | 9:30 | Art - 'After Turner ..... Your Turn' | Kingston AEC | Helen Quilty |
| Tuesday | 1:30 | Art with Sue. | Woodbridge | Sue Miller |
| Thursday | 10:00 | Brush up your Maths | Kingston AEC | Noella Foxcroft |
| Monday | 10:00 | Australian Science in the South | Kingston AEC | Convener - Marcus Higgs |
| Friday | 09:00 | Coping with Computers. | KOAC | Venie Phillips |
| Tuesday | 1:30 | Debating. Meet your Match | Kingston AEC | Jennie Clarke |
| Tuesday | 10:30 | Electronics in Medical Diagnosis ~ one day only | Woodbridge | Greg Thé |
| Monday | 1:30 | Great Discoveries | Kingston AEC | David Leaman |
| Thursday | 11:30 | Games for the Mind | Kingston AEC | Neil Hore |
| Monday | 11:30 | Have Your Say | Kingston AEC | Joy Tunney |
| Monday | 01:30 | How to get the best from your Digital Camera | Kingston AEC | Paul Dalton |
| Thursday | 9.00 | Keyboard Classes (continuing) | Kingston AEC | Jan Mills |
| Tuesday | 1:30 | My Music | Kingston AEC | self managed |
| Tuesday | 10:30 | Nuclear Energy ~ one day only | Kingston AEC | Greg Thé |
| Tuesday | 11:30 | Play Reading | Kingston AEC | Bernard Pettifer |
| Thursday | 1:30 | Potpourri – 9 Fascinating Stories | Kingston AEC | Convener - Bronwen Parr |
| Tuesday | 13:00 | Religions and their History – Judaism & Islam | Woodbridge | Tony O'Brien |
| Tuesday | 10:00 | Russian Great Patriotic War (WW2) | Kingston AEC | Fred Thornett |
| Tuesday | 09:30 | Self Fulfilment – through Applied Meditation | Kingston AEC | Gordon Dobbs |
| Monday | 11:30 | Small Engines – Know How & Maintenance | Roger Hall | |
| Thursday | 11:30 | Shakespeare | Kingston AEC | Roz Heinz |
| Thursday | 10:00 | Spanish | Kingston AEC | Bob Magnus |
| Tuesday | 10:30 | Suharto, Saviour or Villain ~ one day only | Woodbridge | Greg Thé |
| Tuesday | 10:00 | U3A Ramblers | Field | Claire Morgan |
| Tuesday | 10:00 | U3A Strolling Seniors | Field | Judy Sprent |
| Tuesday | 11:30 | Vivid Verse – Pleasurable Poems | Kingston AEC | Glen Pullen |
| Monday | 1:30 | Writing at Woodbridge | Woodbridge | Peter Laud |
| Monday | 1:30 | Writers Group | Kingston AEC | Marian Jellyman |
| Monday | 10:00 | The “Youth 3A” Bookclub | Kingston AEC | Convener – Bronwen Parr |
KINGSTON COURSES
| MONDAYS | 9:30 | Art - 'After Turner ....... Your Turn' | K A2 | Helen Quilty |
| 10 weeks | 10:00 | The “Youth 3A” Bookclub | K A1 | Convener – Bronwen Parr |
| 10:00 | Australian Science in the South | K A3 | Convener - Marcus Higgs | |
| 11:30 | Have Your Say | K A1 | Joy Tunney | |
| 11:30 | How to get the best from your Digital Camera | K A3 | Paul Dalton | |
| 11:30 | Small Engines – Know How & Maintenance | Roger Hall | ||
| 1:30 | Great Discoveries | K A3 | David Leaman | |
| 1:30 | Writers Group | K A2 | Marian Jellyman | |
| TUESDAYS | 10:00 | U3A Ramblers | Field | Claire Morgan |
| 10 weeks | 10:00 | U3A Strolling Seniors | Field | Judy Sprent |
| 9:30 | Self Fulfilment – through Applied Meditation | K A1 | Gordon Dobbs | |
| 10:00 | The Russian Great Patriotic War (WW2) | K A3 | Fred Thornett | |
| 11:30 | All about Wellness | K A3 | Nadine Clarke & Pip McKendrick | |
| 11:30 | Play Reading | K A1 | Bernard Pettifer | |
| 11:30 | Vivid Verse - Pleasurable Poetry | K A3 | Glenn Pullen | |
| 1:30 | Debating. Meet your Match | K A1 | Jennie Clarke | |
| 1:30 | My Music | K A3 | Self Managed | |
| THURSDAYS | 9.00 | Keyboard Classes (continuing) | K A2 | Jan Mills |
| 9 weeks | 10:00 | Spanish | K A1 | Bob Magnus |
| (No class on Show Day - Oct 23rd) | 10:00 | Brush up your Maths | K A3 | Noella Foxcroft |
| 11:30 | Games for the Mind | K A3 | Neil Hore | |
| 11:30 | Shakespeare | K A1 | Roz Heinz | |
| 1:30 | Potpourri – 9 Fascinating Stories | K A1 | Convener - Bronwen Parr | |
| FRIDAYS 10 weeks | 9:30 | Coping with Computers | KOAC | Venie Phillips |
WOODBRIDGE COURSES (includes 3 special talks in the August - September break)
| Tuesday Aug 26th | 10.30 | 'Suharto, Saviour or Villain'. | W | Greg Thé |
| Tuesday Sept 2nd | 10.30 | 'Nuclear Energy'. | W | Greg Thé |
| Tuesday Sept 9th | 10.39 | 'Electronics in Medical Diagnosis.' | W | Greg Thé |
| MONDAYS 10 wks | 1:30 | Writing at Woodbridge | W | Peter Laud |
| TUESDAYS | 10:30 | Religions and their History – Judaism & Islam | W | Tony O'Brien |
| 10 weeks | 1:00 | Art with Sue. | W | Sue Miller |
| Monday 9:30-12:30 | K A2 |
| Art - After Turner ..... Your Turn | Helen Quilty |
| Class Limit 24 | |
| Use the Principles of luminosity discovered by
William Turner introduced last term. Be inspired by his visions of mystical
translucency. Practise your skills, dowse with water, variegate and granulate
washes, illuminate with brilliant colour. New members are welcome.
Helenfacilitates and instructs both individuals and the group of artists. She has taught Art for many years and hopes this term to take a new look at enlivening the colour creating vibrant art – a new adventure in colour theory. | |
| Monday 10:00 | K A1 |
| The Youth3A Bookclub | Convenor Bronwen Parr |
| This term we are going to begin with Katherine
Mansfield’s short stories so that becomes prior reading in our break! We
aim to share in reading some of her stories and this will hopefully lead on to
reading other short story authors. As well as the initial focus on short
stories, the opportunity will be provided for members to introduce their
selected book, and provide insight into the author, characters and setting as a
basis for instigating discussion of issues raised by the book. It is hoped that
this may stimulate other members to read the authors.. One or more books may be
discussed each week. | |
| Thursday 10:00 | K A1 |
| Spanish | Bob Magnus |
| Class Limit 15 | |
| Latin America – so impossibly complex - is a
fascinating and confronting travel destination. This course will give
participants basic Spanish language and Latin American cultural survival
skills. Robert and his wife have visited countries in Latin America every year since 1996 following their interests in plants and textiles from El Paso, New Mexico, to southern Chile. Each time it leaves them more astounded and bewildered but always enriched and hoping this time isn’t the last! | |
| Monday 11:30 | K A1 |
| Have Your Say | Joy Tunney |
| Class Limit 15 | |
| This course will be an opportunity to share your
views on local, national and international current events. The ground rules are
simple - own your own opinion and respect other people’s opinion. The aim
of the class is to stimulate, energize and raise awareness through discussion.
Joy was by profession a physiotherapist. Health and community developments are her special interests.. | |
| Tuesday 1:30 | K A1 |
| Debating. Meet your Match | Jennie Clarke |
| Is the world being drowned in Coca Cola? What do you
think? Come and share in debating, regardless of your experience. This informal
course will offer a range of topics. It will comprise teams and a panel with
subjects, which initially will have an easy theme. Participants can present a
light-hearted approach to the opposition. Notes will be provided and the format
will change with each session. So sharpen your wits, come and join in for a
rewarding hour. Jennie has a background as a communication adviser / counsellor. Whilst never having co-ordinated a debating forum, her special interests are challenging discussions, writing and art. She has written one book and is currently publishing her first novel. | |
| Monday 11:30 | |
| Small Engines – Know How & Maintenance | Roger Hall |
| Class limit 5 | |
| We all have motor mowers (and maybe brush-cutters or
chainsaws) and occasionally pay to have them serviced. This course is suitable
for both men and women and will teach you about 2 and 4 cycle engines and their
essential maintenance. A detailed set of notes will be provided. The course
will include the opportunity for practical hands on maintenance training (at
Roger’s home workshop) with students’ own machines. Roger is an ex TAFE lecturer and examiner and ran his own business. His wide experience makes him an excellent teacher. | |
| Monday 10:00 | K A3 |
| Australian Science in the South | Convener - Marcus Higgs |
| This course will present a varied and interesting
series of talks by scientists working at the CSIRO, UTAS, or the State
Government Departments. The range of topics this term include: benefits made
possible by ocean buoy measuring stations; roles of oceans, waves and currents;
climate futures in Australia; marine protected areas; stripey trumpeter; Aurora
Australia; Southern surveyor and Astrolabe based work; and pest eradication
work on Macquarie Island. The schedule is to be finalised, depending upon
availability. | |
| Monday 1:30-3:30 | K A2 |
| The Writers Group | Marian Jellyman |
| Class limit 15 | |
| Now in its 6th year this is a course where you can
meet an eclectic group of U3A members with a variety of lifestyles and
backgrounds. Each week, if they wish, members do writing homework and then
share it with the group.This is a course to blow the mind with a roomful of
laughter, wisdom, provoking thoughts, quirky humour and many memories. | |
| Tuesday 10:00-12:00 | Field |
| U3A Strolling Seniors | Judy Sprent |
| Class limit 12 | |
| On 23rd September, the first outing will start
with a meeting in the U3A Kitchen at 930am to discuss and decide the walks for
the term and complete indemnity forms. Join us for an invigorating, healthy and social activity ending in a welcome cuppa. We will walk for about 1 to 1½ hours along beaches, river banks, back roads, paths and reserves. Car pooling is facilitated. Just bring a raincoat, a drink bottle, walking shoes or strong sneakers, sunscreen, a hat and basic first aid items. Participants will get information showing the routes, detailing start and end points and contact numbers. Judy is a friendly and keen walker and very knowledgeable about some of our areas and has expertise in our natural environment. | |
| Tuesday 1:30 - 3:00 | KA 3 |
| My Music | Self managed |
| Bring your favourite music (e.g.
choral, classical, country, folk, jazz, rock or soul) on tape or CD to share
with the group. The idea is for participants to introduce their particular
choice of music and inform the others about interesting aspects of the
composer, artists and history. This could stimulate questions and discussion.
On the first day, as well as listening to some music, a schedule will be
organised for the term.. | |
| Tuesday 10.00-onwards | Field |
| U3A Ramblers | Claire Morgan |
| Class limit 12 | |
| On 23rd September, the first outing will
start with a meeting in the U3A Kitchen at 930am to discuss and decide the
walks for the term and complete indemnity forms. This walking group will tackle walks which could take up to 3-4 hours duration and be of moderate difficulty. Walkers are to bring lunch and be prepared on some trips to travel outside Kingborough municipality. Car-pooling is facilitated. Participants will get information showing the routes, detailing start and end points and contact numbers. Claire loves the passion of the outdoors and sees walking as a way to maintain fitness and enjoy the environment. She has organised interesting walks for the Ramblers during the year | |
| Tuesday 10.00 | K A1 |
| Self Fulfillment through Applied Meditation | Gordon Dobbs |
| Within each of us there is an ideal or perfect self,
wanting desperately to express itself. Through Applied Meditation, ancient
wisdom and modern science we open the doors for fuller self-expression,
creativity, health and happiness. In this course we are shown how to meditate
sitting in the comfort of a chair so that we can apply the techniques in
everyday situations. Gordon has taken meditation and self help groups over many years, enabling each person to discover their real strengths and individuality. | |
| Monday 1.30 | K A3 |
| Great Discoveries | David Leaman |
| Come and consider 10 eclectic and off the wall great
discoveries. As always I examine the people involved, their attitudes and how
things have panned out for us today. How important were they – are they? A
truly mixed bag. David is well known to U3A as a geologist, geophysicist and ground water specialist. His many other interests include railways, history and music. He has written several books. | |
| Tuesday 11.30 | K A3 |
| All about Wellness | Nadine Clarke & Pip McKendrick |
| This course is a ten week series outlining strategies
for physical, emotional, and mental well-being. Or expressed in another way
“how to get the most out of our life in the golden years.” This term
will cover sustainable eating, local and seasonal foods, GMO and
‘organic’ food sources, and the doctrine of signatures.
Nadine has been a registered nurse for 20 years specialising in oncology. She is a practising naturopath. Pip is a naturopath and massage therapist and works in aged and disability care. | |
| Tuesday 11:30 | K A1 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Play Reading | Bernard Pettifer | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Class limit 15 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| To have fun!! This course mainly consists of
light and humorous play-reading by a happy and enthusiastic membership.
Bernard is in his words “Getting older by the term”; he is a retired School Principal who has run this popular course for several years. He enjoys play reading and is a great believer in ‘having fun’ through the play readings. It’s a great opportunity to take on different characters and share in the camaraderie of the group. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Monday 11:30 | K A3 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| How to get the best from your digital camera | Paul Dalton | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| This course will introduce digital photography and
the use of digital cameras to members assuming limited or minimal knowledge of
the subject. At the end of the course participants should have a full
understanding of their camera and how to get the best from it. The summary of
subjects to be covered is VERY flexible, depending on members existing
knowledge and class feedback. Paul, now retired, has spent most of his working life in sales and marketing including three years doing market research throughout Western Europe. He has as also been the state wholesale manager for two major office equipment companies and spent the last 10 years of his working life as a business analyst for a major telecommunications company. He has been interested in photography since age 10 and was the president of his school’s photographic society; at the same age, he also won first prize in a local newspaper photographic competition. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Potpourri – 9 Fascinating Stories | Convener - Bronwen Parr | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Thursday 9 am - 12.45 pm | KA2 |
| Keyboard Classes - (continuing) | Jan Mills |
| 5 continuing classes have been scheduled on Thursday
and the enrolments have been completed. There will be no new enrolments this
term. | |
| Thursday 11:30 | K A1 |
| Exploring Shakespeare | Roz Heinz / Helen Potgeiter |
| This will be a class for those who wish
to discover or rediscover two of Shakespeare’s plays. We will watch a
video of each play, read and discuss them within the context of their
historical period, and contrast and compare them with other Shakespearean
plays. Measure for Measure and Hamlet will be our two plays so do
your reading homework over the holidays, decide which characters you may like
to read, and bring along any interesting information to add to the discussions.
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| Thursday 10:00 | K A3 |
| Brush up your Maths | Noella Foxcroft |
| Would you like to help your
grand-children with their maths homework? Do you think you might have forgotten
everything you learned in maths classes at school? This will be an informal and
fun approach to basic and high school maths. Please bring an exercise book, a
ruler, and a simple calculator. Noela has taught for many years and is a popular tutor for U3A in a variety of subjects. | |
| Thursday 11:30 | K A3 |
| Games of the Mind | Convener: Noel Hore |
| This course has proved popular and
an enjoyable way to spend an hour or two. It will an opportunity to participate
with friends in playing scrabble, chess, crosswords or whatever mind games you
choose; please bring your own sets to share. This will be a self-help group and
we encourage beginners and more advanced level players to join. This will be a
fun time. Neil has been active in the self management of the group since its inception and believes there is plenty of room for new members and challenges. | |
| Thursday 11:30 | K A2 |
| Vivid Verse - Pleasurable Poetry | Glen Pullen |
| Class Limit 12 | |
| A relaxed group sharing favourite short
poems arranged in themes. The first session will be Glenn’s choices and
from them on participants will share their knowledge and favourite examples of
verse. Glenn is a former high school teacher and literary administrator. His passion for English and words is legendary. | |
| Tuesday 10:00 | K A3 |
| The Russian Red Army Soldier in WW2 | Fred Thornettl |
| The Red Army did most of the fighting
against Nazi Germany in WW2. The USSR suffered most of the Allied casualties.
Hitler’s surprise invasion almost succeeded, but the Soviet people united
to fight the Great Patriotic War. How the Russians with Allied help achieved
this is a great, but little known saga. Fred has traveled extensively in Russia and worked there for 18 months. He is very interested in and knowledgeable about Russian history. | |
| Tuesday 10:30 | W |
| Special Talks: | Greg Thé |
| August 26th September 2nd September 9th | Suharto, Saviour or Villain Nuclear Energy Electronics in Medical Diagnosis |
| Monday 1:30 - 3:30 | W |
| Writing at Woodbridge | Peter Laud |
| Write about anything – prose,
poetry, fiction, non-fiction, autobiography, birthday wish-lists, letters to
MPs, - anything goes! Peter is a former newspaper journalist and a happy small scale farmer turned licensee of a very small post office. | |
| Monday 10:30-12:00 | W |
| Religions and their History – Judaism & Islam | Tony O'Brien |
This course will be an historical study of the rise of Islam and Judaism. It will be a stimulating course offering a great blend of ancient history, significant people and places, language and culture. Tony has an Arts Degree from Melbourne and has been a secondary and tertiary teacher of English and Russian Language and Literature. He has, for the last 18 years, taught Religious Studies. His lectures in U3A are very informative and popular. | |
| Tuesday 1:00-3:00 | W |
| Art with Sue | Sue Miller |
| This class explores the works and
techniques of some of Sue’s favourite artists and then members just have
fun drawing. Equipment will be provided for the first session and participants
should not buy any materials until after they have started the course.
Sueis a practicing artist, has a variety of styles, and likes experimenting with different media. She holds a Masters Degree of Fine Art, is an experienced teacher and has exhibited in many joint and solo exhibitions. | |
| Friday 9-11:00 | KOAC |
| Coping with Computers | Venie Phillips |
| Class limit - 10 | Levy for cost to access KOAC computers: $20 |
| This is not a course for absolute
beginners. (A beginners’ course will be run in Term 1, 2009). You should
have access to a computer and have the basic skills to use it for at least a
couple of purposes. It will also be an advantage if you have access to the
Internet. The course will show you how to manage the documents (and other
files) that you create, how to manage your emails and take advantage of what
the Internet offers, and how to handle some of the unexpected things that can
happen when you use a computer. Venie is an experienced teacher who has given computer courses for U3A for several years.. | |
U3A On Line courses (U3AOL)
The following courses will be offered, with a Course Leader in the coming months.At any time you can check the information by going to www.u3aonline.org.au and clicking on "Courses" in the left hand panel and then on “Looking Ahead”from the drop down list.
All courses are completed online -- but with a Course Leader you have the benefit of the help and support of the Course Leader and are encouraged to make contact with others, doing the same course, via the Discussion Forum. Courses are opened for enrolment 2 months before the starting date.
These and all other courses offered by U3A Online are available as Independent Study at any time!
The courses are programmed in accordance with the availability of the Course Leaders. The courses below are listed in date order:
Please direct any enquiries to Di Delchau
| Course | Start | Duration |
| Genealogy Online: | 8-Sep-2008 | (8 weeks) |
| Human Biology: | 29-Sep-2008 | (8 weeks) |
| The Northern Sky: | 6-Oct-2008 | (8 weeks) |
| Writing Family History: | 6-Oct-2008 | (6 weeks) |
| Autobiography and Journalling: | 13-Oct-2008 | (8 weeks) |
| Genealogy Online: | 1-Dec-2008 | (8 weeks) |
| Autobiography and Journalling: | 6-Jan-2009 | (8 weeks) |
| The Frozen Continent: Antarctica: | 6-Jan-2009 | (8 weeks) |
| Continents on the Move: | 6-Jan-2009 | (8 weeks) |
| Botany for Knowledge and Enjoyment: | 6-Jan-2009 | (8 weeks) |
| My Life Story: | 6-Jan-2009 | (8 weeks) |
| Writing for Pleasure: | 6-Jan-2009 ( | 8 weeks) |
| Renaissance Italy: | 20-Jan-2009 | (9 weeks) |
| The Shaping of the Modern Mind: | 2-Feb-2009 | (8 weeks) |
| Food for Thought: | 2-Feb-2009 | (5 weeks) |
| The Evolution of Life on Planet Earth: | 2-Feb-2009 | (9 weeks) |
| Writing Family History: | 16-Feb-2009 | (6 weeks) |
| Introduction to Western Philosophy: | 16-Feb-2009 | (8 weeks) |
| Design in your Life: | 16-Feb-2009 | (8 weeks) |
| Astronomy: | 16-Feb-2009 | (8 weeks) |
| Genealogy Online: | 2-Mar-2009 | (8 weeks) |
| The Northern Sky: | 9-Mar-2009 | (8 weeks) |
| Religions of the World: | 9-Mar-2009 | (8 weeks) |
| The Romans: | 30-Mar-2009 | (9 weeks) |
| The Night Sky: | 6-Apr-2009 | (8 weeks) |
| Genealogy Online: | 25-May-2009 | (8 weeks) |
| The Shaping of the Modern Mind: | 13-Jul-2009 | (8 weeks) |
| Introduction to Western Philosophy: | 3-Aug-2009 | (8 weeks) |
| Genealogy Online: | 17-Aug-2009 | (8 weeks) |
Please note that the first week for all courses with a Course Leader is set aside for “housekeeping” and getting everyone set and ready to start the course proper when the first unit is released in the second week.
At the end of the final unit you continue to have access to the course notes and the discussion forum for a further five weeks.
Of course, the entire portfolio of courses is also available in the self-paced mode. You can enrol at any time and have access to the course for twelve months so that you can proceed through the units as your leisure.
To enrol in any of these courses:
- Go to www.u3aonline.org.au
- Click on the Login tab at the top of the screen
- Enter your Username and Password and click login
- Click on Enrol in the left hand panel
- Scroll down until you find the course you are interested in and click on Enrol to the right of the course name --- do not click on the course name.
- Follow the prompts through the payment options.
- Enrolment is effected when payment is processed
Please note:
- The number of enrolments accepted in our writing courses is limited due to the higher level of required activity between participants.
Course upgrade:
- Popular course “Introduction to Western Philosophy” has recently had a major upgrade.
- Recent data obtained from the Spitzer Space Telescope has changed some of our understanding of the nature of our Milky Way Galaxy. As a result “Astronomy” has been updated to reflect the new information.
- The “Genealogy Online” course re-write is now complete and the new course is included in the program schedule.
- “Religions of the World” will be upgraded prior to it being offered in 2009.
New courses currently under development include:
- New course, “Human Biology” is complete and included in the course program.
- “China in Transition: Mao to Now” is 90% complete and should be ready for inclusion in the program in early 2009.
- “Left, Right or Centre? A very brief Introduction to Political Ideologies” – course writing is 50% complete and should be ready for offer early in 2009.
- “Australian History” – (two parts pre-federation and post-federation). Writing of the first three units are complete.
- Cate Russell has written a new course “Unleashing your Creative Spirit.” Once the web process is complete, it will be ready for inclusion in the program schedule.
- Betsy Jackes, the Course Leader for “Botany for Knowledge and Enjoyment” is looking at writing a new course called “Australian Flora.” This is still in the very early stages.
We are always looking for new courses for U3A Online, so if you have an interest please let us know and, in particular, if you are interested in writing a course we would like to hear from you.
We are also keen to find new course leaders so that we have backup for our current course leaders. If you are interested please let us know. We encourage you to become involved.
U3A Newsletter Editors are encouraged to include the U3A Online Forward Program in their newletters to inform their members of the courses offered.
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