IT degrees, tailored to your lifestyle

Walbrook is one of only a few professional bodies in the world with Taught Degree Awarding Powers.

It is listed in the UK’s Office for Students Register as a higher education provider and has been awarding degrees since 2010. Its main campus is in London.

You’ll study your degree in a virtual learning environment that uses the latest learning technology. Depending on your modules, you’ll benefit from a range of online study materials that may include:

• learning videos and podcasts

• an interactive module course book

• milestone quizzes

• extensive journal libraries.

We also incorporate up to date reports and case studies from industry into our courses.

Yes. Walbrook is regulated by the Office for Students (OfS) and complies with all OfS Conditions of Registration. We are also a member of The Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA).

As an internationally recognised institution, Walbrook delivers outstanding education, backed by over 145 years of practical and academic experience.

We offer students a highly flexible learning environment with state-of-the-art study materials and one-to-one support.

You’ll find all the information you need to complete your application on our how to apply page.

Our Study Advisory Team will also be happy to guide you through the application process.

You can contact them by:

• email: onlinedegree@walbrook.ac.uk

• phone: +44 20 3936 4055

The total fees for our online degree courses are:

• £20,805 for an undergraduate course

• £9,750 for a postgraduate master’s course, and

• £10,250 for an MBA.

You can choose to pay monthly, annually, or in full – with additional fee reductions* of:

• up to 10% on online undergraduate courses

• up to 5% on online postgraduate courses.

*Reduction amount depends on study level and duration.

All postgraduate students, and self-funding undergraduate students, are asked to make a pre-payment based on one month’s tuition before we can enrol you on your course. The pre-payment amount will be at least £500, and no more than £900, and this amount is part of your total tuition fee, not an additional cost. Undergraduate students using a tuition fee loan will need to provide confirmation of tuition fee loan approval before we can enrol you on your course.

Your pre-payment or undergraduate loan confirmation step must be completed at least 7 days before your chosen start date – otherwise, your start will be deferred to the next available intake.

UK-based students can apply for student loans at undergraduate or postgraduate level. Once you've applied for a UK government loan, the review process can take up to 6-8 weeks. So we recommend giving yourself at least 6-8 weeks between submitting your student loan application, and your chosen start date.

Undergraduate tuition fee loan

The undergraduate tuition fee loan will cover your full fees and be paid directly to Walbrook. Please note, we can't officially enrol you or allow you to start your undergraduate course until your loan has been approved and verified by the Student Loans Company (SLC).

Postgraduate Master’s loan

The postgraduate Master's Loan is paid directly to your bank account after you’ve started your course and Walbrook has confirmed your engagement with your studies. This means you’ll need to make your tuition fee pre-payment yourself before your course begins, as you won’t receive any loan funds until after your start date.

Yes, we offer the Walbrook Scholarship, providing a £1,200 reduction in study fees for eligible students.

To be eligible to apply for our Walbrook Scholarship you must:

• have applied to study one of our online degrees*.

• have a net household income of less than £3,500/month.

*If you're an undergraduate student receiving a student loan from the UK government (postgraduate students receiving a Master's Loan are still eligible for a Walbrook Scholarship).

There are a limited number of Walbrook Scholarships available each month so we encourage you to apply early to increase your chances of being awarded the scholarship.

If you’re a UK resident studying online with us, and you experience financial difficulty as an undergraduate student, you can apply for support from our Hardship Fund.

Hardship funds are made available to current undergraduate students twice in the academic year. You’ll be informed when the application period is open and allocation of funds will be agreed by the Scholarship, Bursaries and Prizes Committee.

All you need is a reasonably up-to-date computer – desktop or laptop – with a stable internet connection and a webcam.

Other internet-capable devices, such as tablets or smartphones, will also be useful.