Literature Cambridge has good news for those who live at a distance from the University of 
Cambridge: Its upcoming Study Days are moving online. The intensive but accessible sessions will be held via Zoom, due to the coronavirus.
Each session has a lecture and seminar with a leading scholar and will last approximately 100 minutes. Organizers recommend that you allow two hours for each class, just in case they run a bit longer.
LITERATURE CAMBRIDGE ONLINE STUDY DAYS
Study Day: To the Lighthouse: The Mother in the Garden
Date and time: Saturday 9 May, 6–8 p.m. British Summer Time; 7–9 p.m. Central European Time
Join Lit Cambridge for an intensive evening studying one of Virginia Woolf’s greatest novels. Based on Woolf’s memories of childhood summers by the sea, To the Lighthouse is a powerfully moving account of love, art and loss.
Lecture and a seminar led by Trudi Tate, Director of Literature Cambridge and a Fellow of Clare Hall, University of Cambridge.
Date and Time for other time zones: Sunday 10 May 2020 (Repeat class)
Lit Cambridge will repeat the topic on 10 May, for the benefit of people in Japan, Australia, and similar time zones. But you are welcome to book, wherever you are. This will be a live lecture and seminar, via Zoom.
10.00-12.00 British Summer Time
11.00-13.00 Central European Time
18.00-20.00 Tokyo Time
19.00-21.00 Melbourne time
21.00-23.00 New Zealand Time
Study Day: Virginia Woolf, Mrs Dalloway
Date and time: Sunday 24 May, 6–8 p.m. British Summer Time; 7–9 p.m. Central European Time
An intensive evening studying Virginia Woolf’s memorable novel set on a single day in London in 1923. Mrs Dalloway traces the joys, sufferings, and memories of two very different characters: Clarissa Dalloway, married to a Conservative Member of Parliament; and Septimus Smith, a former soldier who is suffering from shell shock.
Lecture and seminar led by Trudi Tate, Director of Literature Cambridge and a Fellow of Clare Hall, University of Cambridge, who has a chapter on Mrs Dalloway in her book, Modernism, History and the First World War .
Tickets and Bookings
£22 full price
£18 students and CAMcard holders
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Hi- Can i register from the USA? What time would that be?
Thanks-
I believe you can register from anywhere in the world. The time for you depends on what time zone you live in. Google it.
Dear Paula, Fabulous; thanks for the publicity! Bookings are in fact open and are doing really well. We had to change some links yesterday, but you cleverly have all the current ones.
Thanks again. Hope you are coping with these strange times and keeping well. All good wishes, Trudi
Good hearing from you, Trudi. They look like wonderful courses.