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A flexible structure designed around you
Our 100% online programmes are structured around the realities of working life. You’ll join the next available module after enrolling – no need to wait for a term start date – and study one or two modules at a time, each lasting eight weeks.
You’ll learn alongside a cohort of like-minded professionals and progress through a carousel of modules, building knowledge step-by-step.
Eight weeks to complete each module – learning whenever and wherever it works for you.
Bite-sized content you can work through in your own time.
Assessments designed for real-world application – from reports to strategy proposals.
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.
Hayley Coates
Walbrook online degree student
Empower yourself to:
Embrace learning anytime, anywhere through a 100% online study platform.
Schedule learning around your life, family and work from home when it suits you.
Submit your assessments 100% online, from wherever you are.
How you'll study
Studying online with Walbrook is designed to be flexible and engaging, giving you access to everything you need to succeed.
Module structure
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
Study two modules at a time if you’re studying full-time or one module at a time if you’re studying part-time, in no fixed order.
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.
Self-study
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.
Learning resources
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.
A closer look at your online study platform
Walbrook’s 100% online study platform has everything you need is in one place – from programme content and reading lists to discussion forums and submission portals.
Learn through:
Videos and mini-lectures: short, engaging content led by subject experts.
Interactive tasks: apply your learning with quizzes, discussion boards and activities.
Digital resources: access a rich library of eBooks, journals, and research tools.
Peer exchange: share insights with your cohort to deepen understanding and broaden perspectives.
What you’ll need to get started
Concerned about the technical side of things? Don’t be. Below is all you'll need to get started, so you can focus on your studies without worry.
Wifi
A reliable internet connection to ensure you can access all learning materials and participate in your studies without interruption.
Webcam and mic
A webcam, microphone, and speakers (or headphones) so you can take part in group project or career workshops.
A computer
For students studying an MBA programme, an MSc Psychology degree, or our MSc Banking and Finance degree:
Any modern laptop or desktop computer with a web browser is all you need – there’s no specialist software or complex setup required.
For MSc Computer Science
If you’re studying an MSc Computer Science degree, there are some extra recommendations to make sure you get the best experience.
You can find the full details about computer specifications and useful accessories on our MSc Computer Science course page.
Assessments that reflect the real world
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.
Built for working professionals
Whether you’re looking to accelerate your current career or pivot into something new, Walbrook’s online study platform helps you keep moving forward – even when life is busy.
Study your way
Start when you’re ready: enrol any month of the year.
Take one or two modules at a time: no juggling – just focused progress.
Switch between part-time and full-time: adjust your pace as needed.
Apply your learning immediately: designed for impact in your role.
Take the next step with confidence
You have dreams, ambitions, and the drive to achieve them. All you need are the right tools and support to make them a reality. Start your journey with us today. With Walbrook your future is just a click away.
Contact us about our online degrees
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).
If you're considering one of our online degrees, enter your details, including a valid phone number, and we’ll call to tell you more about the programme you’re interested in.