Evelyn Lipmann survived the Holocaust. She survived internment in four concentration camps; many of her family did not. As a pioneer student of The Open University,…
Professor Devendra Kodwani, Executive Dean of The Open University’s Faculty of Business and Law, will introduce the OU’s 50th Anniversary Inaugural Lectures with a lecture on…
Wilfred Mansbridge was one of the earliest to study at The Open University, starting his studies in 1971. Forty-eight years on, Wilf is as passionate about…
As Linda Smith crossed the stage at the Barbican degree ceremony, her feeling of pride was not just for her own achievement, but for her Dad…
So what do OU students want for Christmas? We took to Twitter, Facebook and Instagram and asked our community of students what would be on their end of…
The Christmas break is the perfect time to squeeze in some extra study – OU Student Association rep, Sarah talks us through her top tips for getting…
Fatema fled from her home country of Bangladesh to Cyprus at 16 without finishing school. Investing all of her time in daily survival, she never had…
Although the OU’s method of teaching is very different to the norm – with online tutorials, forums and remotely accessed science kit – there is still…
At our recent ceremony in Glasgow, Acting Vice-Chancellor Mary Kellett shared her thoughts on the ways in which Open University students are often described, saying: Let…
The former Prime Minister of Australia was honoured alongside Welsh graduates at The Open University in Wales degree ceremony in Cardiff. At the Wales Millennium Centre,…
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