ANU Continuing Education (CE) offers a range of courses suitable for both members of the public and ANU staff. Our lessons include practical exercises and group work to ensure the effective application of knowledge and skills. Courses are accessible to individuals wishing to broaden their intellectual horizons and/or acquire skills which are relevant to thrive in an ever-changing and innovative world.
Japanese 1 is designed to provide knowledge and the necessary skills to develop Japanese language skills for beginners, and to establish a basis for further study of the language and culture. Basi...
Discover Arabic - the official language of 23 countries and spoken by more than 280 million people worldwide. It has many dialects, every country has its own, also many accents in each country. Wh...
Italian 3 is designed for those who have studied at least two terms of Italian or the equivalent. You will continue to practise your conversation skills through activities that will increase your ...
Korean 2 will further your grammatical knowledge and communication skills. Along with increased focus on speaking, more practical expressions will be introduced. Course outline · Week 1: R...
**Please note: in Term 4 2023 there will be no class in week 2 (19 October 2023) and the course will finish on 14 December** This course expands on Mandarin 1 to further develop your linguistic pr...
Studying Beginning French 2 is stimulating and enjoyable as you will cover a large amount of French in a short period of time. Course outline The course is based on Units 4 to 6 of Défi 1: A Frenc...
This blockbuster course will look at movies that deal with major philosophical issues, or ‘the big questions’. For those wanting to further their understanding of philosophy or love movies, discus...
Latin 2 is for students who have completed the Introductory Latin (Latin 1) course, and for anyone who has done high-school but is now a little rusty. As well as furthering your knowledge of Latin...
Description The aim of this course is to equip enrollees with the skills and knowledge to engage with empirical research either directly as a researcher, or as a policy maker critically engaging ...
Shakespeare’s work is crucial to understanding the ideas, developments, genres, and stories of English literature. This course (as an introduction) attempts to introduce the life, times, and works...
Canberra (12 September) Join Sydney Waitlist Join Melbourne Waitlist Join Perth Waitlist Artificial Intelligence is suddenly everywhere. New AI solutions are being openly released to the public an...
This is a five day intensive course. Indicative session times are as follows: (please note, these times are indicative and may change slightly) Monday Session 1 09:00 - 12:30 Session 2 13:30 - 14...