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We're the largest provider of part-time undergraduate higher education in Wales. -
More than 14,500 students, from virtually every community in Wales, are currently studying with us, and more than two thirds of them are in employment while they study. -
We're a world leader in providing innovative and flexible distance learning opportunities at higher-education level. -
We produce more CEOs and Managing Directors for UK companies than any other UK University1.
Why The Open University is the right choice for you
Our part-time courses give you the opportunity to earn a qualification without giving up on what’s important to you. Whether it’s caring or providing for your family, seeing friends or working, our courses fit around your life. In fact, over 70% of our students are in full or part-time work.
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