Government Funded Cultural Interests Distance and online learning courses

...Uncover the meaning behind the art of the great painters from 1400 to 1800. With an apprenticeship you earn while you learn, you gain recognized qualifications...

...Curator of the Wordsworth Trust, and Professor Sally Bushell, one of the world's leading scholars of Wordsworth's writing process... Learn about: Greatest work, Dove Cottage...

...the equipment needed and the overall process of wine making. There is also a wine mixing and food pairing section in this course. Cheers! Module... Learn about: Course Instructor, Prepping Equipment, Ingredients Needed...

...and second-year (lower-level) courses and the remaining nine credits chosen from the following: BIOL 3431, Plants and People (3) ENVS 3991, Environmental Studies... Learn about: Social Science, Global climate, Environmental studies...

...Mixing Subtractive Colour Mixing - Interactive Graphics Colour Mixing with Paints The Dimension of Hue Lightness and Chroma Brightness and Saturation Principles... Learn about: Color Vision, Colour Mixing, Colour Theory...

...Glassware, Storage and Ratings Module 03 Red Wines 3.1 Red Wines Module 04 Regions 4.1 Europe 4.2 Europe Continued 4.3 North America 4.4 South America... Learn about: RaRed Wines, Red Wines, White Wines...

...such as “where are we from” and “what is humanity.” The course will present a general overview of Chinese art and Western art, focusing on major works... Learn about: Chinese Art...

...Module Title Module 1: Michelangelo Module 2: Raphael Module 3: Leonardo da Vinci Module 4: Bernini Module 5: Caravaggio Module 6: Jacques-Louis David Module... Learn about: Leonardo da Vinci...

...when players bend the rules. We’ll also look at play as the subject of serious study by talking to academics across a range of Social Sciences disciplines...

...Houses and Villas at Pompeii Lecture 6 Habitats at Herculaneum and Early Roman Interior Decoration Lecture 7 Gilding the Lily: Painting Palaces and Villas... Learn about: Technology and Revolution in Roman Architecture, Rome of Constantine and a New Rome...

...and even on ourselves? And why? We usually think about ignorance as a bad thing, but can it be preferable not to know something? How do we use ignorance?...

...the challenges that many people have to face on a daily basis, as they try and live harmoniously alongside other cultures. Workplaces that are deemed... Learn about: Cultural Awareness...

...We’ll begin this course by identifying historical ways of thinking about the environment. Through a range of examples, we’ll illustrate how “nature” is a human invention...

...the College is well equipped to ensure that students have the best facilities and resources to help develop their learning and skills. The College is...