MrRobotoToo said:The courses were offered through Stanford's continuing education program. You can check its website to see what new courses will be available: http://continuingstudies.stanford.edu/ . However, Susskind is pretty old now (76), so I wouldn't be surprised if he has permanently retired from teaching in the classroom setting.
smodak said:As my op says, there is nothing on the website.
The Susskind Lecture series is a program offered by Stanford Continuing Studies that features lectures by renowned physicist Leonard Susskind. The lectures cover topics in modern physics and are designed for a general audience.
The next Susskind Lectures will take place at Stanford University in California. The dates and times for the lectures can be found on the Stanford Continuing Studies website.
To attend the Susskind Lectures, you must register and pay for the program through the Stanford Continuing Studies website. The lectures are open to the public and no prior knowledge of physics is required.
The Susskind Lectures cover a variety of topics in modern physics, including quantum mechanics, cosmology, and string theory. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of these complex subjects and their implications for our understanding of the universe.
Yes, recordings of past Susskind Lectures are available on the Stanford Continuing Studies website. They can be purchased individually or as part of a lecture series package. These recordings are a valuable resource for those unable to attend the lectures in person or for those who wish to review the material.