Summer 2022 Semester
Course listings for Summer 2022 are now available to browse. The 4-week term runs July 5- August 1.
Course registration will open on Wednesday, June 8 at 8 a.m. If you are interested in a class that is already full, please contact the office to be added to the waitlist.
Returning students are encouraged to log in to their account before June 8 to ensure they have the correct username and password. If you have any issue logging in, DO NOT create a new account. Please call the office at (314) 935-4237 and Denise will assist you.
Thinking about online classes for the first time? Zoom resources are available here.
Information on ordering course books is available here.
For the latest Washington University policies regarding COVID-19, please visit covid19.wustl.edu.
Curiosity Never Retires
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Washington University in St. Louis offers a variety of intellectually challenging courses in the liberal arts and sciences for students ages 50 or older. Courses are noncredit and there are no exams or grades.
“OLLI has proven to be a way to learn about new subjects and new things, with new friends who have a range of interests and expertise. I think of it as continuing my liberal arts education and opening my mind to unexpected challenges. Each term, I look forward to finding out the buffet of possibilities offered.”
John Dwyer, member since 2011
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