Museo L’Iber is also an educational centre. Under the stewardship of Fundación Libertas 7 itself, since its beginnings the Museum has carried out educational and outreach work, not only through its children’s workshops but also through courses for adults and young people, ranging from introductory to advanced level. The classes cover a wide range of subjects: languages, history, literature and art make up our current offering.
Director Alejandro Noguera has for years taught classes on Greek and Roman history, particularly on Alexander the Great and on the Roman Republic. Meanwhile, Antonio Penadés teaches Valencia’s longest-running Creative Writing course, through which more than thirty authors — several of them highly acclaimed — have published their work; the course also features distinguished guest contributors.
Course history
Art
- Baroque. The Art of the Reformation and Counter-Reformation in Holland and Flanders
- Baroque Architecture in Spain
- 3rd Art Course: Impressionism, the Pictorial Revolution
- 4th Art Course: Post-Impressionism, the Triumph of Colour
- The Liberation of Art. The European Avant-Garde
History
- The Crisis of the Roman Republic
- The Agony of the Roman Republic
- The Agony of the Republic III. The Advent of the Empire
- Alexander the Great Between East and West
Languages and Public Speaking
- Intermediate and Advanced German Course
- Advanced English Course
- English Course for Teachers
- Archers of the Word. Communication for Success
- Public Speaking and Effective Communication
Literature
- Mythological Readings of the Opera La Traviata
- 13th Creative Writing Course
- 12th Creative Writing Course
- Novel Writing Workshop
- Homer and the Iliad
- 11th Creative Writing Course
Other courses
- Tai Chi and Chi Kung
- Yoga
