The end of an era
It seems strange to think that after nearly six years of study I have only one assignment left to complete my degree pathway. And what...
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The impact of parental imprisonment
Reflections on attending the recent OU 'Silenced and shamed' seminar.
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Did you know that the OU provides you with access to Turnitin?
Find out about the system the OU uses to check your work against sources, including books, journals, websites and module materials.
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Apply now for a £5,000 Santander Scholarship
The OU has partnered with Santander Universities to offer two £5,000 scholarships to support OU students during the 2025/26 academic year.
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Insomnia, perseverance and community: studying, parenting and advocating while disabled
Insomnia fuels my nights, education drives my days, and community keeps me going!
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Access study space and academic resources near you
Discover how SCONUL Access helps you study locally, access academic resources, and feel part of a wider university community.
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It’s never too late to start your OU journey!
Discover how I started my OU journey later in life, plus new skills I've learnt, and tips for graduates.
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Tips by (and for) new OU students
Starting to study at The Open University can be daunting, but here are some helpful tips to help you get a head start!
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Critical Geragogy and digital skills learning
The reflections of an older learner about increasing digitalisation in study programmes and the need for appropriate support
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Outcome of the OU Languages and Linguistics Periodic Quality Review
Every six years, each OU subject area participates in a Periodic Quality Review (PQR) to ensure our teaching and learning provision meets the highest standards.
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Editing for inclusion: Wikipedia edit-a-thon for Disability History Month
Jack Flaherty, Open SU's FASS Rep, is hosting a Wikipedia edit-a-thon for Disability History Month. How can we improve Wikipedia pages related to disability?
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Studying in secure environments
Education has long been recognised as one of the most effective tools of rehabilitation and personal development within the criminal justice system (CJS)
