Registration for Summer 2026 programs and courses is now open. Learn more about the academic programs we are delivering in Summer 2026. If you have any questions about part-time studies, please contact us.
Taking a self-directed, asynchronous online course provides you with the flexibility to learn off-campus on a schedule that suits you. You do not have to log in or do work at a specific time of day. Simply follow the timeline set by your facilitator in order to meet assigned due dates, and, if applicable, write your final exam during the scheduled exam period.
Our self-directed, asynchronous online courses are designed to engage students with their facilitators. You may communicate any time via the online course discussion board or email with your facilitator. You can also interact with your classmates through course discussion boards and group activities. In fact, many courses require you to participate in online discussions as part of your overall grade.
In addition to the traditional semester intakes (September, January, May) many of our self-directed online courses are available to start on a monthly intake basis. Choose the intake that best suits your schedule.
Click here to view a list of our current online offerings.
You will need access to a stable high-speed internet connection at home or workplace. Public WiFi and any hotspots which do not require authentication (e.g. coffee shops, shopping malls, etc.), do not qualify as stable internet connections.
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While mobile devices may allow some participation in an online course, functionality may be limited and they are not guaranteed to meet all your coursework needs. We recommend students do not attempt assignments or quizzes when using a mobile device, such as a smartphone or tablet, due to compatibility issues.