About two weeks before you’re due to start, your module website will open.
On there, you’ll have access to:
Your study planner will have most of your module’s key dates already, but you may have to wait a little longer for any residential school or exam dates. Don’t worry though, we’ll make sure you have these in plenty of time.
If your module has printed module materials, you’ll also be sent these before your module starts.
Your study will either be entirely online, or a combination of online and printed module materials.
If you have additional requirements, we offer alternative format materials. We’ll ask you to let us know before you start your first module.
Your module website will be broken down into study weeks. And each week you’ll have a mixture of reading, videos/recordings and interactive activities to go through. Wherever you can get an internet connection, you’ll be able to study.
Of course, being a student at the OU means you’ll have access to a wealth of other resources as well.
We offer specialist support in the form of our Computing Helpdesk and career planning services. You’ll be able to use our career services for another three years after you stop studying with us.
You’ll have your own StudentHome page, which you log into through the OU website. On there, you can:
Our online library will give you worldwide access to trusted, quality online resources, selected by subject specialists, to support your study.