The Development Office were hosts to 160 graduates who had the opportunity to enjoy a self-guided walk around campus taking in the artwork, gardens and buildings. Many of the pioneers commented that they wanted to see “where it all began” and to actually visit the campus they had heard so much about during their studies and subsequent years.
Tweet The Open University recently held an event to welcome back some of its earliest graduate. The pioneer event not only celebrates the role students played in the growth of the OU but also provided a unique opportunity for many to visit the Milton Keynes campus for the first time. The Development Office were hosts to 160 graduates who had the opportunity to enjoy a ...
The Student Charter, which has been developed jointly by University staff and the OU Students Association, was launched by the Vice Chancellor on 23 April 2013, the 44th...
There's a wealth of freely available OU maths content out there. From running a railway to getting your bearings in the hills, explore the variety of maths on the OU's iTunes U service,...
iSpot, the website where people can upload pictures of creatures, plants, fungi or insects they have seen and ask others to identify them, has passed its first quarter of a...
