Why study a short course
Our short courses are designed to fit around your busy schedule, offering flexible ways of studying.
From face-to-face modules taught over four days, to pure online learning, our list of short courses is growing all the time. Meaning you’re bound to find one that matches your interests and goals.
When you study a short course with us, you will join a global community of like-minded students. Whether you're looking to enhance your skills or retrain in a new career, our short courses can provide you with the skills you need.
Flexible schedule
Our short courses allow you to work around existing commitments, offering flexible study options such as online learning or long weekend intensive block learning.
Academic support
You will be supported by academics, tutors and support staff throughout your course. Led by our academics, our short courses offer the same quality of teaching as our full degrees.
Global connections
As an active part of our community, our alumni love to share their experiences, giving you a unique insight into their career journeys. They’re also a great source of professional support, providing guest lectures, mentoring and work placements
Which type of short course should I study?
There are typically 3 different types of short course you can study with us:
- Bootcamps: We offer a range of Skills Bootcamps, with some fully funded. You could be looking to progress your career, or switch to a new one. These bootcamps will give you the skills, while fitting around your life.
- Microcredentials: Usually taken from existing modules within a Masters, they can be used as standalone credentials, with some also counting as academic credits towards a full Masters
- Continuing professional development (CPD): Non credit-CPD courses can help you stay up to date in your current field or for you to study something that has always interested you.
