The University of Delaware’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) spring semester begins February 5, with over 300 courses on topics ranging from art, history, literature and music to science, genealogy and yoga.
In addition to learning with no tests or grades, our more than 2,000 members enjoy a variety of social activities with others 50 and older.
Members enroll in as many UD OLLI classes as they’d like, at UD OLLI locations in Dover, Lewes, Ocean View, Wilmington and online. Benefits also include UD library access, a UD email account and UD course auditing as well as student discounts, OLLI social opportunities, concerts and extracurricular activities.
OLLI’s spring semester kicks off on Feb. 5 with 13-week, 11-week and five-week sessions. A second five-week session starts April 1. To register for OLLI classes, participants sign up for OLLI membership with a flat membership fee of $260 for the semester, which includes unlimited classes and activities at all UD OLLI locations and online. A few classes may have an additional fee, noted in the course description, for supplies or special partnership programs. There is no cost for parking at UD OLLI locations. Delaware residence or prior OLLI membership is not required, and need-based financial assistance is available.
For more information, visit http://www.olli.udel.edu/.
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at the University of Delaware
OLLI is an academic cooperative for adults 50 and over to enjoy classes, teach, exchange ideas and socialize together, with no exams or educational requirements for participation. OLLI welcomes you.
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