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Turn your college qualification into a degree with part-time study from The Open University (OU) in Scotland.
If you’ve completed your college studies in Scotland* and you’re thinking about what to do next, The Open University in Scotland could be a great option. You’ll join hundreds of students who are turning their HN or SVQ qualification into a degree, studying where and when you want, through flexible study.
We were founded over 50 years ago with a clear purpose: to open up education to all.
All our courses are specifically designed to be taught via online learning, and we are constantly innovating how we deliver education to our students.
Scott left school with no qualifications and had no idea he could ever be on such a great career path now with an OU degree.
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*If you have studied for an HND/HNC elsewhere in the UK please contact our Credit Transfer Team who can advise you on your individual circumstances.