Blended learning
We believe that learning in a blended way helps you to develop the skills that are needed to work in a digital workplace. Our approach to blended learning combines live online learning with face-to-face on-campus sessions. This flexibility of learning means you can balance studying in and around other commitments and join a community both live online and on-campus.
What is blended learning?
Blended learning combines timetabled live online learning and face-to-face on-campus sessions. With live learning making up 50% of timetabled learning activities, we have ensured the live contact hours you have with your lecturers has remained the same.
We have designed this approach to offer our students greater opportunities to interact with lecturers and classmates with the added flexibility to fit studying around other commitments. When you have timetabled live online sessions, you are not required to be on campus, but can book a study space and have access to the facilities and student support services on-campus.
Ability to study full-time whilst balancing other commitments
Recordings of live online sessions to watch back when preparing for assessments
Reduce the cost and time travelling to campus
Experience a vibrant campus community, access the study facilities and student support services on-campus and virtually
Live online sessions allow for real-time interaction and engagement during your class
What do I need to know?
- The number of live contact hours that you have with your lecturers remain the same
- You will have timetabled sessions delivered face-to-face on-campus
- You will have timetabled live online sessions that will allow you to participate and ask questions throughout the sessions
- Support services can be accessed remotely and your campus is open so you can book in and use campus facilities and services face-to-face at a time that works for you, either on your timetabled on-campus days or outside these times
"I suggest everyone should join Solent University, because of the blended learning which means you can stay at home one day and then go on the Campus and interact with teachers the next.
They offer you loads of help and The ACE team are always on the campus, so there's a lot of support."
Cristian Goga, BSc Business Management