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Old 05-12-2016, 04:01 PM
julianh72 (Julian)
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Originally Posted by Poita View Post
Also, if you aren't after an actual qualification, but just want to learn, check out iTunes U, there is an amazing wealth of courses on there for free.
http://www.apple.com/education/itunes-u/
Coursera also gives you access to lots of undergraduate level courses from lots of institutions around the world - great for personal study, but won't necessarily gain you any credit towards a formal degree:
https://www.coursera.org/courses?lan...uery=astronomy

EDIT: I just realised that this is a resurrected old thread from 2012 - nevertheless, Coursera is worth a look for anyone who is looking at doing some personal study in Astronomy-related fields.

(Or just about anything, really. I recently enrolled in an undergraduate course on "The Influence of The Beatles on Modern Music", but had to drop it after a month or so, due to changing work commitments. My teenage daughters took great delight in referring to me as a "Beatle-School Dropout" - fans of the musical "Grease" will understand the reference! )

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