Carnegie Mellon University ———

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) is a membership organization that offers its members rich opportunities to increase their knowledge, enhance their skills, interact with their peers, and increase their social and cultural awareness.

Osher and CMU are two separate organizations that interact in many ways, enriching one another and the surrounding community they share. Our membership is a reflection of the University's commitment to nurturing individuals for a lifetime.

Fall 2017 Catalog Online

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Fall 2017 Catalog [pdf]

Highlights

Volunteer of the Week: Connie Rapp

Connie Rapp literally almost tripped into one of her life’s passions that led to work as a study leader, teaching at Osher since 2003.

Carnegie Mellon University Honors the Osher Institute’s 25th Anniversary

Bernard Osher received a Doctor of Humane Letters degree from the University.

Registration FAQs

Learn everything you need to know about Fall 2017 registration, including information about your username and password.

CMU Healthy Aging Study

CMU Healthy Aging is offering stress reduction classes to older adults between the ages of 65 and 93 in the Pittsburgh area.

CMU Community on Fast Track to Lifelong Learning

Faculty, staff, alumni and their spouses can now bypass our two-year, 1,000-name waiting list.

Our Gift to Carnegie Mellon University

In honor of our 25th anniversary, Osher at CMU has gifted 25 Adirondack chairs to the University.

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