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University of the Third Age (U3A) is about social connection based on informal learning and gatherings for people over 50. Explore a world of knowledge and ideas in a friendly, supportive and social environment with others like you.
Pursue your interests. Discover hidden talents. Our groups cover a wide range of topics including... * Current Affairs * Music * Literature * Languages * History * Science * Philosophy * Health * Arts & Film ... and so much more.
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Classes in a wide variety of subjects. Attend classes in one of our centres, online or even at the University of Canberra.
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Tours, seminars, and our popular online forums.
Latest News
Recent updates and stories from our 50s+ U3A community about what's happening around Canberra. Latest News for members appears here after login.
Community Notices (+2)
A Big Dialogue: Can Australia Tax Its Way To Prosperity?
13 Oct 2026 The Vice-Chancellor's Centre of Public Ideas, University of Canberra, in association with Australian Dialogues, presents a public dialogue event to bring...
Skills for Digital Health Literacy
6 Oct 2026 Health Care Consumers' Association ACT are hosting this special Health Literacy Month webinar where they will be focusing on skill for digital health...
Membership Matters
AGM 2026 Paperwork
22 Sep 2026 Papers will be published here in the upcoming weeks. Notice of AGM Agenda Auditor's Report Award Recipients Committee Position Nominations Received President's...
U3A Newsletter - September edition
1 Sep 2026 September Newsletter is a colourful and interesting bumper edition just in time for Spring. U3A Newsletter sub-editors for this quarter - Jan Febey and...
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U3A Canberra acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work and live, and recognises their continuing connection to land, water and community. We pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging.