George Eliot wrote that “The greatest benefit we owe to the artist, whether painter, poet, or novelist, is the extension of our sympathies. We will explore some of the key themes and concerns of the novel, through close reading of extracts and of critical material. Considered by many to be the greatest nineteenth century novel, we explore its language and characterisation, its rich engagement with the ideas and concerns of its age, and above all, its deep humanity that still resonates today. This short in-college literature course will explore George Eliot’s novel, ‘Middlemarch’ (1871-2). Training courses in speech and language therapy.General interest courses for Deaf people.Computing and digital skills for Deaf people.Centre for Learning Disability Education.English for speakers of other languages.Workplace communication & other employment skills.Voice training for actors and professionals.Maths for programming and data analysis.Digital skills for improving job prospects.

Introductory and general creative writing courses.Architecture, design & material culture.Introductory & general art history courses.Rhino & digital software for jewellery design.Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator & InDesign.Monoprinting, mixed media & miscellaneous.Screenprinting & photographic processes.Contemporary printmaking studio & personal projects.

Photography theory, talks & discussions.

Creative, commercial & documentary photography.Foundation diploma & portfolio preparation.

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