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Welcome to the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Kentucky!

The Mission of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at University of Kentucky is to engage the minds, elevate the spirit, and enrich the lives of adults aged 50+ through educational, social, and community activities.

Membership & Registration

To register for current OLLI at UK offerings or to purchase membership, visit our registration site below.

Register Here!

Current Offerings

The OLLI at UK offers a wide variety of courses, SIGs, Seminars, trips and more! To view a complete list of OLLI at UK offerings, please click on the “View Current Offerings” button below.

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Want to Teach for OLLI?

Spring 2025 proposals are now closed, but if you're interested in teaching for OLLI at UK, we have resources and guides below.

TEACH FOR OLLI AT UK

Latest News

Donovan Scholars Program Featured on Kentucky Living!

Ahead of our 60th anniversary of lifelong learning at the University of Kentucky, the Donovan Scholars program has been featured on Kentucky Living's website. "Age is an asset for UK’s Donovan Scholars"  highlights not only the history of the program, but also some of our current scholars and the various fields they are currently exploring, such as Brewing Science and Music Composition. Thanks for featuring us, Kentucky Living! Read the full article here! 

Fall 2024 Open Houses in Lexington & Morehead

We're getting geared up for a big Fall semester, and what better way to kick things off with 2 open house opportunities! On Thursday, August 1, we'll start things off with the Lexington OLLI at UK Open House, which will be hosted at the Central Bank Field Club at Kroger Field. For Morehead members, we'll host the Morehead OLLI at UK Open House on August 14 at Morehead United Methodist Church.

Donovan Scholar Jim Adams Feature in UK Now

"Jim Adams loved his nearly 40-year career as a coal miner, following in the footsteps of his father, grandfather and great grandfather before him. He never regretted his decision to go into mining despite his lifelong dream of attaining a college education." Read the full story from UKNow here!