University of London International Programmes is part of the University of London, and was set up 150 years ago to enable students around the world to gain a University of London degree through distance and flexible study.
All of the programmes are developed by one of the University of London's constituent colleges and are internationally recognised.
Students studying with the University of London International Programmes have between three and eight years to complete an undergraduate degree on the international programmes, meaning study can be combined with other commitments.
Students study using a combination of printed materials and online learning resources, and have access to a course website, which offers resources such as podcasts, activities to test progress, newsletters, and computer-marked assessments. Conferencing and discussion forums supervised by tutors are also available.
It also offers the opportunity to link up with fellow students around the world and participate in the university's worldwide learning community. Course fees include 24/7 access to the university's online library.
Currently, more than 54,000 students are studying with the University of London International Programmes, and the university's network of exam centres spans more than 180 countries. Students can study bachelor's and master's courses or individual modules for continuing professional development. The programmes are run in conjunction with independent teaching institutions around the world.
Fees
Course fees are considerably lower than the costs of studying full-time, on campus.
See the website for more details.
Contact
Tel: +44 (0)20 7862 8360/1/2
Web: londoninternational.ac.uk
