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Celebration of 150 Years of Vaughan College: The Institute of Lifelong Learning's main teaching centre will this year celebrate it's 150th Anniversary. It was 150 years ago, in 1862, that Canon David James Vaughan and his wife Margaret founded the Leicester Working Men's Institute, which was named Vaughan College. To mark this anniversary we will be holding a celebratory event Read More

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Management degree offers new benefits to voluntary sector The Institute of Lifelong Learning is offering a management degree focusing on charities and the voluntary sector. Read More
Damien Walter, Course Director for our Certificate of Higher Education in Creative Writing has just started writing for a regular column in The Guardian. Read More
One of our recent graduates - Jennifer Florance appeared on BBC Radio Leicester on 12 July to talk about our Part-Time BA (Hons) in Humanities and Arts. The interview was broadcast on Rupal Rajani's programme at 3pm, the day before Jennifer graduated with a first. During the interview Jennifer talks about how studying at Vaughan College was a very enjoyable and positive experience, and expresses her sense of achievement at obtaining a degree later in life. Listen to the interview.