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Short courses for people who like to know why

Explore fascinating questions about psychology, people and human behaviour without exams, homework or academic jargon.

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Learning, Just for the Interest of It

House of Questions is for adults who enjoy discovering something new simply because it interests them.
Our short, friendly sessions explore fascinating questions about psychology and human behaviour. There are no exams, no homework and no previous knowledge needed — just interesting ideas, evidence, discussion and the opportunity to look at familiar subjects in a different way.
Join us at a local community venue, take part live online, or explore one of our self-paced courses from home.

Featured Courses

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Inside the Mind of a Serial Killer

What can psychology really tell us about serial killers? Explore the myths, research and different factors that may help us understand one of the darkest areas of human behaviour.

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Why Do People Join Cults?

Why would an intelligent, ordinary person join a cult — and why can leaving be so difficult? Explore belonging, persuasion, influence and psychological control.

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Why Do Teenagers Behave Like That?

What is really happening during adolescence? Explore the teenage brain, emotions, risk-taking, friendships and why teenagers sometimes seem to see the world very differently from adults.

Face-to-Face Sessions

Join a small group at a local venue for a relaxed 2½-hour session combining fascinating psychology, real examples, activities and discussion, with a short drinks break.

Live Online Sessions

Join House of Questions from home. Our live Zoom sessions offer a relaxed, interactive experience with discussion, activities and plenty of chances to ask questions.

Questions worth asking. Ideas worth exploring.

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House of Questions isn’t about being told what to think. It’s about exploring interesting ideas, looking at what the evidence tells us and enjoying conversations with other people who like learning simply because they’re interested.

What’s the next question?

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