Common questions

Open the diploma’s own page from the catalogue. If registration is open, its fee and the way to pay are on that page. Your right to study begins when payment is complete, or when an instalment plan has been approved for you.

The recording stays where the session was, inside the course, and you go back to it whenever you can. That is why the sessions are recorded at all: these diplomas are written for people who are already at work.

Each course carries its own assignments, papers and marking scheme, and every mark is kept in one academic record that you can read in your account as you go.

Yes, where a diploma offers one. The plan, its dates and the size of each instalment are shown on the diploma’s page before you buy, and every instalment’s standing is on the instalments page of your account afterwards. Falling behind may suspend your access to the material until the account is settled.

Attendance is followed, and it counts. But every session is recorded and stays available, and an absence can be explained and ruled on.

A diploma certificate issued by the university, an academic record showing what you studied and what it was marked, and practical work you can show.

Yes. Every certificate carries a number it can be checked against, so nobody has to take the holder’s word for it.