The Open University of the UK

The Open University

The Future is Open

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Who are we?

Over 50 years

The experts in distance learning

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Why us?

• Flexibility
• Innovations
• Value

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What can you study?

Environment

Physics

Geography

Politics

Health and Social Care

Psychology

Health and Wellbeing

Science

Health Sciences

Social Sciences

History

Sport and Fitness

Statistics

International Studies

Languages

Law

Marketing

Mathematics

Mental Health

Music

Philosophy

Arts and Humanities

Biology

Business and Management

Chemistry

Combined Studies

Computing and IT

Counselling

Creative Arts

Creative Writing

Criminology

Early Years

Economics

Education

Engineering

English

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What qualifications do we offer?

• Certificates of Higher Education
• Diplomas of Higher Education
• Honours Degrees (also known as bachelors degrees)

• How much time do you need for study?

• You’ll study 60 credits worth of study a year.
• You’ll need around 16–18 hours to study each week.

How much will it cost?

Part time

Our fee for a 60-credit module is £3,462

  Full time.

Our fee for two 60-credit modules is £6,924 .

• So, you can earn an accredited UK degree for around one-third the cost of the UK’s traditional, campus-based universities.

• Open University graduates are in demand. A huge 75% of our alumni say that they’ve experienced career progression thanks to their Open University studies.

•   With sponsorship, your employer could pay part or all of your tuition fees.

• Employers recognise the value of Open University graduates and their qualifications.  

Some people who studied in OU:

• Terry Pratchett – English fantasy author (honorary doctorate)
• Edward Heath – Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1970 to 1974 and Leader of the Conservative Party from 1965 to 1975 (honorary doctorate)
• Natalya Kaspersky – co-founder and co-owner of Kaspersky Lab
• Tim Berners-Lee – engineer, computer scientist and inventor of the World Wide Web; recipient of OU honorary doctorate
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Choose The real opportunities Your future The Open University

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