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Want to learn something new or join a discussion group? Are you 50+? Then U3A is for you!
Pursue your interests, uncover hidden talents and explore a world of knowledge and ideas.
To enrol in a course or to get more details, join U3A today.
Courses
- Looking at Art – What are the basic elements of Composition?
- Traveller's Tales - Caucasus, Armenia, Georgia & Azerbijan
- Australian Impressionism and the Heidelberg School
- iPad Tips and Tricks
Find out more about our Courses
Community
- run by our organisational partners
- Digital Support Sessions
- Science, Country and Community
Check out ....ALL COMMUNITY
At U3A you can share your passions and interests with others in a friendly, supportive and social environment. No prior qualifications are needed. U3A Canberra offers a wide variety of classes and activities, held in venues throughout Canberra and also online. We welcome anyone 50+, whether still working or retired.
We offer a wide range of courses from the arts to the environment; from ideologies to technologies; from current affairs to reminiscing over the sounds of dead rockers. Some run all year while many run for shorter periods.
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In a typical week you could attend a lecture, discuss a book or current affairs, learn to play an instrument or join a choir, improve your computer skills, critique a film, or work on drawing your first masterpiece. Want physical activity? Then come to Tai Chi classes, learn country dancing or join a walk.
Unable to attend in person? Take advantage of our online courses and participate from home.
We also have an agreement with the University of Canberra that allows U3A members to attend classes fee-free.
And if none of our courses inspire you, then we can help you to run a course yourself!
❓FAQs
Code of Conduct
U3A Canberra acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work and live, and recognises their continuing connection to land, water and community. We pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging.
We welcome your comments and feedback via the