Get involved and share your talent, knowledge, and passion with our community of lifelong learners by teaching a class! Submitting a proposal to teach with OLLI at UNLV is easy! Use our online class proposal form to submit all the details of your proposed class. To show our appreciation, instructors receive a free membership during each semester they teach. 

To propose a class, please simply provide your contact information, class title, a brief description, and three different day and time preferences. There are no requirements other than a passion for sharing and constructing knowledge with your peers! For information or assistance, please contact the OLLI at UNLV Administrative Team at olliatunlv@unlv.edu or 702-774-6554.

Join us for OLLI at UNLV Classes!

Pay your membership and select your classes all in one spot! Online selections available now!

Select your Spring 2026 OLLI classes.

Need help? Contact the Information Desk at 702-895-3394 between the hours of 8am and 5pm, Monday-Friday. Scholarships available!

Learn. Engage. Together.

The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (OLLI at UNLV) is a member-driven learning community of more than 1,100 retired and semi-retired adults. Our members continue a lifetime of learning by contributing to a program rich in content, shared interests, and life experiences. In addition to our regularly scheduled classes, OLLI at UNLV offers a variety of special events, shared interest groups, and other member activities. Our community is comprised of individuals from all backgrounds, there are no education requirements to participate in classes and activities—simply a desire to share and construct knowledge. 

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Member Spotlight

As a retired nurse with a Ph.D. in physiology and more than 40 years of teaching experience, I had a lot of plans when I retired in 2018. I wanted to travel, learn to play the trombone, make jewelry, and do some volunteer work. My first year went well, and I made some progress in all of these areas. But then my trombone teacher passed away, I had all the jewelry that I could possibly use, and the volunteering opportunities were a big disappointment.