
With The Open University Business School, distance learning is about so much more than cost and convenience. We’re triple accredited world leaders in developing innovative, top quality teaching methods and learning materials. Our competitive fees cover everything you need, from books and software to assessment and exams. There are no hidden extras.
You can study a single course to develop specific practice and skills, or work towards a qualification, choosing specialist options to suit your needs and interests.
Right from the start, your professional development is based on what you actually do – not on the experiences of other managers in unrelated businesses. What you learn one day, you put into practice the next – so your organisation benefits as much as you. That's why 75 per cent of the FTSE 100 companies sponsor OU students.
Distance learning with us doesn’t mean studying alone. Tutor groups, support networks, residential schools, online conferencing – our student support is second to none, no matter where you live in the World.
To us, it’s the knowledge and qualifications you leave us with that matter, not those you bring. With very few exceptions you don’t need any formal qualifications to take our undergraduate courses and there are open, flexible entry routes for our higher-level qualifications. In addition, your previous work experience and studies, or qualifications from another higher-education institutions, may all count as credit towards programme entry.
16 Mar 2010
Professor Sally Dibb has been appointed by the Secretary of State for Health to the Alcohol Education and Research Council (AERC). The council works under Department of Health auspices to create the ...
8 Mar 2010
Double Olympic gold medallist Rebecca Adlington is one of the sporting names backing the Open University’s online event www.openuniversity.co.uk/esrcfestival from 12th – 21st March, part of the Festival of ...
26 Feb 2010
Electric cars, vans and buses could be on the streets in Milton Keynes thanks to a £4.9m award from the Office of Low Emission Vehicles to develop a charging infrastructure for electric cars. The Open University ...