You may be able to transfer your college HE credits towards an OU qualification. This could mean you only need to study another 120 credits to get an honours degree, so you’re already part way there.
You’ll also have the flexibility to choose the intensity of your study. Our expert Student Support Team will provide help and advice to ensure you’re able to successfully balance study, work and other life commitments.
Find out more about credit transfer.
As part of the biggest university in the UK, we provide a world-class education, helping you to meet your professional and personal goals. With over 50 years’ experience in distance learning, we will ensure that you don’t feel distant. You’ll get regular support from your tutor, other students and your Student Support Team.
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.
Find out more about flexible learning with the OU.
Our students come from every part of Wales and lead busy lives, balancing their studies with their everyday circumstances and responsibilities.
Open University study is flexible, fitting around your life, with support at every step of the way. That’s why more disabled students choose to study with The Open University than any other UK university. Last year alone, the OU supported over 28,000 students with disabilities and additional needs.
Find out more about how we will support you as you study with us.