Gresham College, established in 1597, offers a rich educational experience in the heart of London. With over 140 free public lectures annually, it fosters learning and curiosity across diverse subjects, making knowledge accessible to all. Its historic venue, Barnard's Inn Hall, enhances the academic atmosphere, inviting both locals and visitors to engage with experts and thought leaders. The college's commitment to public learning continues to inspire generations, ensuring that education remains a lifelong pursuit. From science to the arts, Gresham College stands as a beacon of intellectual exploration, encouraging dialogue and discussion in a welcoming environment. Attend a lecture and join a vibrant community dedicated to expanding horizons through knowledge.
9 Gresham College Courses
A comprehensive exploration of the eye and vision, blending cultural insights with scientific understanding through engaging modules and interactive discussions.
Astronomy Lectures by Ian Morison explores captivating cosmic phenomena, from black holes to the mysteries of the universe, providing insights into our vast cosmos.
Explore Britain's transformative journey through the 20th century, examining its progress, decline, and the profound impact of historical events.
This course explores the evolution of Christian themes in art, from early depictions to modern interpretations, through a series of insightful lectures.
Explore the historical development of early mathematics, its origins, significant artifacts, and cultural impacts through engaging lectures from experts in the field.
This course explores the evolution of English architecture from the fall of Roman rule to the Reformation, highlighting key influences and iconic structures.
Explore leadership challenges during financial and geopolitical upheaval through discussions with distinguished leaders, including General Sir Richard Dannatt.
The course explores the psychological aspects of mating and dating through three insightful lectures by Professor Glenn D. Wilson.
The course explores the Victorian era's cultural values and experiences across Britain, Europe, and the world, focusing on significant themes and their international perspectives....
