In recent years there has been a phenomenal interest in the growth of what some are calling `Digital', `Online', or `Virtual' universities. Indeed, today, it is commonplace to read that information and communication technologies are radically reconfiguring the landscape of higher education, changing the very `Nature' of the university.

You will already know the vision: a decrease in importance of the campus, as students `Login' from a distance to access `Courseware', new media technologies replacing traditional lectures, courses being delivered and assessed over the Internet, promising to make higher education available anywhere and at anytime.

University will allow you to take advantage of the convenience and flexibility to work when and where you want, without sacrificing personal commitments. Students may begin their education at any time and complete their degree within their own time constraints. The university also believes that professional experience and education are interrelated; therefore, those students who demonstrate prior experiential learning may be entitled to course reductions toward their degree requirements.