Admissions FAQs

Distance learning is a way of learning remotely without being in regular face-to-face contact with a teacher in the classroom. In the UK such learning has its roots in students learning through correspondence courses.

Distance learning usually means students engaging with learning materials at home or work. These materials are produced by the university, college or learning provider and are either sent directly to the student or more usually today accessed via the internet.

Tutorial support is provided via chat support (available 10:00 to 4:00 GMT).

The main advantage of distance learning is that it allows you to fit your learning around your work and home life. You can usually also set your own pace of study. It is your decision as to when and where you study. It doesn't matter where you live – you can gain a degree from anywhere in the world. As with a full-time degree, students may find that they gain useful, transferable skills, such as planning and research.

A distance learning course often costs less than a full-time degree. You can study undergraduate, postgraduate and professional level courses via distance learning. Universities and colleges ensure that their distance learning programmes and qualifications are of the same high quality as campus-based programmes.

We welcome students to study with us from all over the world. There are no geographical limitations.

The programme comes with assignment based assessment system. There are no exams. You can submit the assignments as per the schedule from anywhere.

The programme is self paced and has been developed in such a manner that you will not require any academic support.

However, if you feel that you need some support from the professors, you can at any point of time request for live one to one chat session with the professors. You can get in touch with the administrator for such sessions.