Early registration for Spring 2019 closed onFebruary 1. Please note that study groups were assigned by lottery after early registration closed, and some study groups are now full.
If you are interested in registering for study groups, please click here to see a list of open courses. Once you've completed your registration, please contact Lily Gardner at lgardner@brandeis.edu or 781-732-2992 to be enrolled in study groups.
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BOLLI Registration Information and FAQ
Spring 2019 courses will begin the week of March 4 and run through the week of May 13, with a break the week of April 8. There will be no courses on Patriot's Day, Monday April 15. 5b courses will begin the week of April 15, except Monday classes which will begin April 22 and run through May 20.
For the Spring 2019 schedule, click here.
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Questions? For more information or help registering, please contact BOLLI's Program Coordinator at 781-736-2992 or bolli@brandeis.edu.
View our events calendar for the latest list of upcoming learning opportunities.
Don't hesitate to reach out if you have questions.
You're invited to visit us and learn what BOLLI is all about.
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Brandeis University
415 South Street, MS 085
Waltham, MA 02453
(781) 736-2992
bolli@brandeis.edu
We are a year-round community of intellectually curious adults, age 50 and above, who explore a liberal arts curriculum through study groups, seminars, lecture series and special presentations and events. Study groups are led by BOLLI members who bring a broad range of life experience and knowledge into their classrooms to enrich the exchange of ideas. Brandeis University instructors, experts in their field and master-teachers, lead seminars and lecture series. Members regularly organize special presentations and events including book discussions, theater and museum outings, poetry circles, photo exhibits, and literary salons.