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Centre for Lifelong Learning

Centre for Real-World Learning

As our name suggests, we are keen to find out more about how people learn to accomplish real things in their everyday lives. Specifically, given the enormous personal, social and economic importance of learning to us all, our mission is to find out more about how people can be helped to get better at learning whatever it is they want to learn.

The Centre of Religions for Reconcilation and Peace

Winchester Centre of Religions for Reconciliation and Peace grew from recognition of a lacuna in research and knowledge exchange between communities affected by conflict and their leaders; practitioners of reconciliation and peace; and academics seeking greater understanding and dissemination of ways to sustainable peace.

Institute of Theological Partnerships

The University has established the Institute for Theological Partnerships to provide a focus for its collaborative provision with its faith-based partners. Professor Lisa Isherwood has been appointed the Director of the Institute with the task of nurturing our current partnerships and developing new good quality partnerships which will reflect the University's foundation and its commitment to spirituality and diversity.