Online Study and Support FAQ

Yes, every programme we offer takes place 100% online, apart from the blended i-GDL law conversion course from The University of Law.

No. High levels of self-discipline and time management are needed to successfully complete your programme. Online courses require just as much commitment as traditional campus qualifications.

Yes. Each student receives 24/7 access to their respective learning platform, as well as technical and administrative support.

No. You simply need an internet connection, browser, and a device that supports internet access.

Yes. You can access the materials on any smart device using a flash enabled browser.

Online students are provided with access to a wide range of study materials to ensure a truly interactive and comprehensive learning experience. Online learning platforms typically include: Live or recorded HD video lectures, e-books, content revision apps, research resources, discussion forums and much more. 

Yes. Online libraries are a typical part of any learning platform, and typically contain a vast array of digital collections of journals, articles, textbooks, newspapers, and other scholarly resources.

Discussion forums on study platforms allow you to interact with other students, tutors and teaching assistants asynchronously. Direct messaging is also usually a feature, so you can collaborate closely with other students on your course.

Contact your university support centre. They will have the answers you need. 

All institutions we work with have Student Support Teams available to provide assistance with all aspects of online study. Depending on your course, you will be assigned a module tutor on each of the modules or units you study, who is there to guide you through the learning process.

Most queries are answered within 24 hours, although some technical requests may take up to 72 hours to resolve.