Get Back Your Creative Mojo!
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<p>Are you feeling a bit demoralised, or feel dismayed at the art or publishing world and want to get your creative mojo back? Come to this course to explore how other fields can help you see problems
...Intermediate Calligraphy: Exploring Layout & Design
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<p>This short course will concentrate on layout and design which is an essential part of creating any calligraphic work. This will be done in several ways, by firstly expanding on previous knowledge,
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From Alexandria to Canton - Sailing the Monsoon Route
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<p>From early in the first millennium BCE the Incense Route wound its way from the vast groves of frankincense and myrrh in “Arabia Felix” to the shores of the Mediterranean. Following the ‘discovery’
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Japanese for Travellers
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<p>This short intensive course will enable you to understand and be understood on your tourist or business trip away. You will be able to greet people, make simple transactions, order food, ask for
...The Wages of Destruction - Economies of the Main Combatants in WWII
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<p>For all the reams that have been written on the terrible conflict on WWII, surely the most significant event of the 20th century, the macroeconomic perspective is often overlooked. Learn how
...The Spartans
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<p>According to myth the Spartans were sown from the teeth of a dragon. Their fearsome reputations revolved around a brutal warrior training which began from birth. The stand of the 300 Spartans
...Mysterious Deaths of World War II
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<p>There are many tantalising mysteries yet unsolved from World War II. The late queen’s uncle, the dashing Prince George was the first British royal to die “in combat” for 400 years when his flying
...The Politics of Racism - From Trumps Border to Turn Back the Boats
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<p>The use of racism for political gain is a much-used political tactic. Explore examples from Australia and overseas from now to back in history and why it can be so successful. It is used by
...The Lost Kings of England
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<p>The eldest sons of Henry I, Edward III, Henry VII and James I all died before their fathers. What if William (drowned in the White Ship) had succeeded and there had been no civil war between
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