A new and unique University is coming to the Isle of Man.
The University of the Third Age, known as U3A, is a concept for participants of any age or background.
It's aimed at people who want to pursue their learning, a hobby or interest without exams or deadlines.
An open presentation was held at St John's Mill for Island residents to find out more about the unique way of learning.
North-west regional trustee of the Third Age Trust John Ellison says the University's been thriving for 30 years
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