Main Programme of Courses and Activities 2026-27
Canterbury & District u3a runs a large number of courses (over 120 at the last count!) in a wide range of categories:
- Art History & Appreciation
- Creative & Recreational Skills
- History
- Information Technology
- Languages
- Literature & Drama
- Movement & Dance
- Music
- Religious Studies & Philosophy
- Science
Note that the current 2026/27 programme is now drawing to a close but please refer to our Course Finder for details of any courses that are still running.
How to choose a course
Our Main Programme of Courses and Activities 2026/27, which includes the details of all courses starting between September and the following Easter, will be published on this website and a PDF version of the programme emailed to members in June this year. The programme includes information about how to pay course fees, as well as how to book your chosen courses. Members are kept fully informed of any changes to the programme throughout the year.
For a flavour of the range of courses offered, an edited version of the 2025-26 Programme is still available for download in PDF format. Please note that the downloadable version does not include the contact details and locations of courses that are held in tutors' or hosts' private homes. If you are not yet a member, you will be emailed the full current programme on joining. If you are an existing member and did not receive (or have lost) the programme sent to you, please email Course Administration to request a new copy,
How to book a course
Bookings for the 2026/27 Programme will open in July 2026. To book a course you must first be a member of Canterbury u3a. Bookings are made via our course bookings website. If you are not yet a member you can join here.
How to develop a course
If you are an existing (or new) course leader/tutor please refer to our course proposal guidelines here: Course Development.
Subject Coordinators
Here are the details of our Subject Coordinators.