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Morley College

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COURSES, EVENTS, EXHIBITIONS AND OPEN DAYS

Morley offers a range of daytime, evening and weekend short courses across three schools: Visual Digital Arts,Music and Performing Arts and Humanities and Applied Sciences. Morley also have a portfolio of accredited courses meaning that you can start as a beginner and leave with a BA(hons)in a range of subject areas.

Events at Morley range from open days and the famous Penny Lectures to dance, music and drama performances and Morley Gallery private views. Lots of courses offer students the opportunity to perform or display work in one of the many spaces around the College. Exhibitions and displays are in the College main building, giving you the opportunity to pay a visit, experience the creative work of staff and students, and even take part in activities.

 

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CORONAVIRUS UPDATE

Following the latest Government advice, many of South Bank’s cultural attractions and visitor experiences are now closing to protect the health and wellbeing of staff and visitors alike.

To read our full statement on Covid-19, please click here.

Covid-19 Safety Measures

As our attractions and venues begin to re-open, the highest hygiene and safety precautions are being followed to ensure the experience is safe for all. 

We will update you on the hygiene policies at this venue when reopening has been confirmed. 

Contact

T (+44) 020 7450 1889
W https://www.morleycollege.ac.uk

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61 Westminster Bridge Road, London, SE1 7HT

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Full access guide for Morley College event spaces available here.

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Did you know?

  • Founded in 1889, Morley College is one of the UK’s leading centres for adult education, best known for music and the visual arts, with over 13,000 students studying each year.
  • Morley Art Collection includes works by Edward Bawden, John Piper, Bridget Riley, Maggi Hambling and Denzil Forrester. Plus it's free to view all year round!
  • You can be part of the new Friends of Morley community - keep in touch with life at the college and reconnect with old friends or make new ones.
  • You can listen out for Morley Radio - central to the College’s vision of inspiring ambitions and creating outstanding learning opportunities.
  • Morley Forward, is a new development plan to reposition Morley as a contemporary, world class centre for adult learning that will create a fully accessible adult learning environment with enhanced, contemporary and flexible facilities throughout.

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Morley College

61 Westminster Bridge Road, London, SE1 7HT

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