• Sydney u3a is a volunteer-based, not-for-profit organisation. Resources are drawn from the members for the members. Members share their knowledge, learn from others, socialise and have a passion for education.
• We are recognised and respected as a post-retirement educational community.
• Our aim is to contribute to the fostering and melding of lifelong learning, creativity, exercise and socialisation, in order to enhance well-being.

• Sydney u3a offers a wide range of courses, presentations and social activities, both face-to-face and online, covering a variety of topics, reflecting the interests of its members.
• Members can attend any course, talk, activity or event in any region.
• If you are no longer working full-time, you are eligible.
• There is no minimum or maximum age or requirement for prior qualifications.

• Sydney u3a delivers courses at venues across the Greater Sydney metropolitan area.
• We are divided into seven regions, based on each Council's area, but you can attend any course, activity, presentation or event in any region.
• To find your local region, click here to search for your local government area on the regions’ list.
• Our Head Office is at Suite 502 Sydney Mechanics’ School of Arts   280 Pitt Street  Sydney 2000.

• Members can attend any course in any of the seven regions across Sydney.
• Volunteers lead and administer the courses and talks.
• A wide range of topics is covered – from learning foreign languages to table tennis to history to book/movie clubs to philosophy to science-related issues. There’s something for everyone!
• Courses are held in a variety of local venues and via Zoom.
• Events, visits to interesting locations, tours and social activities are also offered.
• Full details of activities are listed on individual regional pages within the Course Book each Semester.

Not every course needs to be booked – if you do have to book, this is how to do it:

• Search for the course, presentation, activity or event, using the menus and search facilities.
• Click on the course, presentation, activity or event for further details about dates and times, plus a brief description.
• For more information, click on the Contact button or telephone the Course Leader named in the description.
• You may merely wish to click on the booking/ signup button.

Note: you will need to log in or register as a member to book.

• Please wear your membership badge when attending face-to-face meetings.
• On arrival, register your attendance and provide contact details if not already done so.
• Some courses include a break for morning or afternoon tea. A gold coin donation may be requested to help cover costs.
• You may be asked to assist with setting up and clearing away tables and chairs needed for the course/talk.
• If you need help with attending a Zoom presentation or course, click the link - Zoom instructions.