Certificate of Higher Education
in Philosophy, Religion and Ethics
How you study
Studying as an
External student offers you maximum flexibility in planning your
studies; you can study at a time and place to suit yourself using
the introductory study materials The Universityprovide as the starting point.
When you first register as an External student you will receive:
-
The Arts
Good Study Guide by Ellie Chambers and Andrew Northedge
-
Student
Handbook and Regulations
-
subject guides
for each module studied
-
past
examination papers and Examiners' reports
-
access to
online resources and reference materials, including a Virtual
Learning Environment and Online Library.
Each year you
continue to register as an External student, you will receive
updated materials.
Regional
study support
You can either
study independently at a pace that suits you, or enrol for
additional classes at a local institution (either full or part
time) and benefit from the more formalized support this provides.
Please note that
the University of London does not have a formal relationship with
these institutions and cannot guarantee or comment on the
standards of their teaching or service to students.
Note:
in addition to the materials The Universityprovide you will be
advised to buy some books, and you may also need to refer to
others in a library. As far as possible, you should consider the
facilities available locally to you, and how accessible books are
likely to be before registering as an External student.
