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Self-Directed Study

At Marylebone University, it is possible for a student to compose their own degree syllabus using one or more methods:

Independent research (maximum 120 credits)*
Research within the University (maximum 120 credits)*
Thesis or dissertation (maximum 120 credits)
APEL evaluation (maximum 60 credits)
Credit transfer (maximum 60 credits)
Taught courses (minimum 120 credits at level 2+ including minimum 60 credits at level 3 for Undergraduate degrees)

Credits may be accumulated through the above, and by successfully completing courses offered by the University in one or more major subjects. This study may be cross-faculty and may be spread out over a period of up to eight years.

The number of credits required to earn a degree from the University may vary, however in all cases the following minima apply:

An Associate degree may be awarded to a student upon successful completion of 240 credits in total.
A Bachelor degree may be awared to a student upon successful completion of 360 credits in total.
A Masters degree may be awarded to a student upon successful completion of 180 credits POST-graduation (Bachelor).
A Doctoral degree may be awarded to a student upon successful completion of a minimum of 360 credits POST-graduation (Bachelor) or 180 credits POST-graduation (Master).

* A maximum of 120 credits may be earned by research per degree awarded, whether independent, University supported or a combination of both. Research submissions are subject to rigorous peer review. Credits awarded upon successful defence and Faculty assessment.

For further information on the courses available and enrolment, please contact the Student Admissions & Records Office.