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City Lit call for lifelong learning to be central to education policy in The House magazine
City Lit has recently had an article published in The House magazine from CEO and Principal Mark Malcomson, calling for lifelong learning to be considered more clos
Munira Mirza awarded City Lit fellowship
Former Deputy Mayor of London for education and culture, Munira Mirza, has been awarded her City Lit fellowship.
Egyptology: an introductory guide
Fascinated about Egyptology? Or simply curious about the subject?Here, Rosalind Janssen explains why it's such a fascinating area to explore...
Massage therapy training: what does it take to train as a massage therapist?
Considering a career as a massage therapist?
City Lit fine artist Emma Liebeskind - The London Group Open
Emma shares her experience of the City Lit fine art course and her forthcoming group show
Popular courses at City Lit - last few spaces remaining
Looking to sign up to a course at City Lit over the next few weeks?
City Lit writing student's play to start run at Waterloo East Theatre
City Lit student Matilda Velevitch has won two theatre accolades for her play 'Three Mothers', which will be opening at the Waterloo East Theatre on October 31st.
Social movements in the modern world
Ahead of our special, one-off study day, City Lit's Coordinator for History and Politics, Dale Mineshima-Lowe, examines what it meant by the term "social movement" and assesses the challenges and opportunities available to movements today.
'Face-off' - free selfie drawing workshops
Drop-in and create a giant drawn selfie during a free 15 minute workshop at City Lit
Review: Much Ado About Nothing at the Globe Theatre
This year, students on City Lit’s 'Get together and Read' course enjoyed reading William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing. Read their thoughts on the Globe's current production of the play.
