UQ offers non-degree fun courses for summer study
Take an intellectual holiday this summer and expand your knowledge in a fascinating range of fields, without the pressure of exams or assignments.
The University of Queensland's Institute of Modern Languages (IML) and ICTE Community Education Programs will offer fun non-degree programs in January enabling people to take a holiday with a difference as "intellectual tourists".
Summer language courses available at the IML in January, February and March, 2000, include classes for beginners and intermediate students in Chinese (Mandarin), French, German, Indonesian Italian, Japanese and Spanish.
There is a special summer high school program for Years 10 to 12 from January 24-28 2000, and new programs such as Il Cinema Italiano and Surfing the Net in German.
Many people who attend IML courses are keen to brush up language skills before undertaking international holidays. Although IML languages courses are not for degree credit, Certificates of Attendance will be issued and formal language testing is available.
Other IML Services include part-time courses offered in 20 languages, home-based courses, in-house language programs for business, customised tuition, translation and interpreting services, and language proficiency testing.
For further information, contact the IML office, telephone 07 3365 6490 or see the IML home page http://www.iml.uq.edu.au
The ICTE (Institute of Continuing and TESOL Education) Summer Program offers short courses ranging from a few hours to several days in length, held during the day or in the evenings, allowing people to sample a variety of fascinating study options.
Courses will be held from January 17-30, 2000. Subject areas on offer include art, music, performance, creative writing, story telling, photography, your dreams, movement, the world around us, and speed reading.
In addition to the Summer Program, the Institute of Continuing and TESOL Education co-ordinates and administers a number of non-award programs. They include:
o General interest and personal development courses and workshops;
o Professional Education courses and workshops;
o Audit program - attend University without doing a degree;
o Study skills courses for University students;
o Learning skills for students in Years 11 and 12;
o English for general, academic and specific purposes;
o Cultural/educational travel programs; and the
o Three Score Club program.
For further information, contact ICTE at telephone 07 3365 7100 or visit the Web site: http://www.icte.uq.edu.au/commed.html
