Frequently asked questions
Find answers to common questions about our online learning experience.
Most popular FAQs
We offer a range of business and computing postgraduate programmes throughout the year. For our most up-to-date offering, please refer to our programme guide.
If you’re applying from the UK, you can apply for our postgraduate degrees online through UCAS or directly, depending on your course start date and fee status. International students should apply through our online application portal:
Before you apply, connect with our support team. They can guide you through the application requirements and ensure your application is ready for review before it reaches our admissions team.
Submit your application with all supporting documents at least six months before your programme start date. Applying early helps ensure everything is processed as quickly as possible.
You can start, pause, and return to your application as often as needed before submitting. However, to avoid missing any steps, we recommend completing it in one sitting if possible.
Each programme has its own academic and language requirements, so we recommend visiting individual course pages. As part of your application, you’ll also need to submit:
- Academic qualifications (certificate or transcript)
- Valid English language qualification
- Personal statement
- Two references
Congratulations on your acceptance! Check your email for detailed enrolment instructions. If you haven’t received them, please contact our admissions team at study@onlinestudy.roehampton.ac.uk
Student fees are due at the start of your programme. Full details about tuition fees and costs are provided in your offer letter. Once you’ve accepted your offer, you can pay using any of our accepted payment methods.
Our online courses run through a virtual learning environment (VLE), where you can access materials, join discussions, submit assignments, and connect with faculty and peers, wherever there’s an internet connection.
Full-time students can expect to study 40–50 hours per week, while part-time students spend around 20–25 hours, with the flexibility to choose how and where you learn.
We offer a range of student support resources, from academic guidance and financial services to technical assistance. More information can be found here:
You only need a computer and an internet connection to participate in our online courses. For computing courses, no pre-existing software is required, as all necessary tools and resources are provided through the virtual learning environment.
Online students receive the same degree as on-campus students. Your diploma and transcripts do not indicate whether you studied online.
Yes. Once you’ve successfully completed your programme, you’ll have the opportunity to attend our graduation ceremony.
Yes. We offer a variety of networking opportunities through virtual events, online forums, and our global alumni network, helping you connect with students and graduates worldwide.
Course-specific FAQs
All of our programmes are recognised worldwide for their academic rigour, and several also hold professional accreditations, including:
- MBA
- MSc Global Business Management
- MSc Global Financial Management
- MSc Global Marketing Management
- MSc Digital Marketing
- MSc Global Logistics & Supply Chain
- MSc Project Management
- MSc Human Resource Management
Some programmes include optional or elective modules as part of your learning pathway. Programme fees cover both compulsory and optional modules, so there’s no additional cost for choosing optional modules. Keep in mind that optional modules may change each year and are subject to availability, so check the current offerings for your programme.
At this time, none of our online degrees offer placement programmes.
Assessment on our online postgraduate programmes includes coursework, individual and group presentations, online tests, case studies, and dissertations.
Still have questions?
Connect with our student support team to get answers and help in moving forward with your online degree.
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