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At Walbrook, online learning isn't just flexible – it’s higher education built from the ground up for professionals who want education that fits their life. Study our courses full or part-time, join a motivated cohort, and apply what you're learning immediately in your career.
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Our 100% online programmes are built for busy professionals – designed to fit the realities of working life. Unlike traditional courses adapted for online students, Walbrook degree courses are created for digital from day one, giving you a user-friendly learning environment and the confidence to focus on what matters: your education and your career.
With 12 start dates a year, you can begin within weeks. Part-time students will study one module at a time, while full-time students start a new module every four weeks – keeping your progress steady and focused.
You'll always study alongside a cohort of students, while engaging with interactive online learning content. It’s a smarter way to study online – flexible and designed to move your career forward.
I like that there’s pacing built in to keep you on track, but also the flexibility to fit around work, life and kids! It’s good to see the module structure ahead of time and know what assessments are coming up, and I’ve enjoyed the variety, from discussion posts to video presentations and reports. The discussion forums are great, as you learn a lot from peers, and the lecturers interact too so you know you’re on the right track.
At Walbrook, our degrees haven't been adapted for online students – they're created for them. Our programmes are digital from day one – structured, flexible, and designed to move your career forward. You’ll study in clear 8-week modules, with all resources and support in one place: online.
You'll study nine taught modules followed by a research development module and then your research project. Each taught module runs over eight weeks of learning and assessments.
As you move through the programme, you’ll
Start a new module every four weeks as a full-time student, in most cases studying two modules at a time.
Start a new module every eight weeks as a part-time students, studying one at a time.
Join the next available module, and a cohort studying the same module at the same time.
Move on to your final research project once your taught modules are complete.
You’ll have eight weeks to complete each module – allowing you to study in a way that suits your routine.
Your self-study will include:
Engaging programme content delivered via our online study platform.
Case studies and applied tasks that link theory to real business scenarios.
Preparation for assessments including reports, proposals and project work.
From enrolment to graduation, you’ll have access to digital academic tools that help you study in a way that works for you, and people who are here to help.
You'll benefit from:
Digital learning materials including key readings, videos, and research resources.
Access to a digital library to support your independent research.
Support to help you stay on track and direct you to the right teams when needed.
From day one, Walbrook gives students access to the digital tools and support they need to succeed. Every element is designed to help busy learners stay on track, build confidence, and make steady progress. Our 100% online study environment make sure you’re not just completing courses, but building skills and knowledge you can use long after your degree.
Digital library access – journals, eBooks and research databases to support every subject you study.
Core learning materials – structured readings, case studies, and video content designed for online study.
Study platform tools – calendars, reminders, and progress trackers that make it easy to review what’s next and manage your workload.
Feedback and guidance – direct support from academics, plus opportunities to connect with peers in discussion spaces.
Careers support – resources and workshops to help you apply your learning to your current role or future ambitions.
All our online students have access to our digital library – a dedicated online space designed to support your learning, research and assignments throughout your course.
The library includes a powerful search tool that lets you look across books, journals, academic articles and more in one place – so you can spend less time searching and more time learning.
You’ll find dedicated areas for:
eBooks and journals: for your core texts and wider reading
academic databases: for peer-reviewed research and industry publications
stats and reports: to support your research for projects and assignments
news and analysis: from trusted sources to help you stay up to date with your sector
The online library isn’t just a place to find reading materials. It also includes a dedicated Study Skills hub, designed to help you feel confident at postgraduate level – especially if it’s been a while since you last studied.
You’ll find clear, step-by-step support across key areas, including:
Research: finding and evaluating credible sources
Writing: improving your academic writing for essays and reports
Referencing: guidance on citations and avoiding plagiarism
Critical thinking: learn how to evaluate ideas, arguments and evidence
Maths and statistics: build your confidence with numbers and data
Excel, VBA and Python: get support for practical skills used in many assignments
plus areas like life skills, group work, grammar and punctuation, and plagiarism awareness.
At Walbrook, assessments are part of your learning, not separate from it – and designed to support your learning and mirror the kinds of tasks you’ll face in your career. Most modules include multiple submissions to help you stay on track and progress.
Because assessments vary by programme, the best way to see exactly what to expect is to check the course webpage for the degree you’re interested in. You can also find a detailed overview of our more common assessment types on our online assessments page.
Whether you're looking to accelerate your current career or pivot into something new, Walbrook programmes are structured so you can keep advancing at work while making steady progress in your degree.
Study your way – online courses that suit your schedule.
Start within weeks – with 12 start dates a year, you choose when to begin.
Set your pace – part-time with one module at a time, or full-time with two modules running in parallel.
Stay flexible – switch between part-time and full-time if life changes.
Apply as you go – every assessment is tied to your subject, so you can put what you learn into practice in your workplace, immediately.
Every student deserves an education that suits their lifestyle. Walbrook’s digital-first courses are designed for modern learners who want to study master's online in a subject that matters to their future. Building on a proud history of education delivered from the heart of the City of London, we help you learn with confidence – and apply it from day one.
Any questions about our online degrees or studying at Walbrook? Our Enrolment Advisors are here to help.
Our office is open Monday to Friday from 8.00am to 5.30pm UK time (excluding UK public holidays).
