“Over 45 years it has shown an ability to innovate effectively; to serve very large numbers of nontraditional students; to pay careful attention to designing interactive classes that work at a distance; to offer degrees that are valued in the labor market; and, increasingly, to focus on the best ways to retain adult students who are balancing their studies with work and family obligations.” The Open University at 45: What can we learn from Britain's distance education pioneer? | Brookings Institution
When you go to the website, be sure to input your country. The site will then sort programs, only showing you the ones that are available where you live. US residents don't get he full list of programs (although there are still some nice programs available). Distance Learning Courses and Adult Education - The Open University
