Editing Open University (section)

==== Postgraduate ====
The Open University provides the opportunity to study for a [[Doctor of Philosophy|PhD]] on a part-time distance, or a full-time basis (on-site for science subjects and most social sciences, off-site with some supervisions on-site for arts) in a wide range of disciplines as well as an [[Doctorate in Education|EdD]] for professionals in education. Since 2019 the Open University has also offered a professional doctorate for healthcare workers. The university offers a range of [[Master's degree|Master's]] levels modules such as the [[Master of Business Administration|MBA]] and [[Master of Public Administration|MPA]], [[Master of Science|MSc]], [[Master of Arts|MA]] and [[Master of Education|MEd]], and [[Master of Research|MRes]], and a number of postgraduate diplomas and certificates including innovative practice-based modules and postgraduate computing qualifications for professionals. Postgraduate certificates are awarded for 120 credits of study on specified modules; postgraduate diplomas are awarded for 240 credits of study on specified modules. The university offers "Advanced Diplomas" that involve 60 credits at the undergraduate level and 60 credits at the postgraduate level – these are designed as "bridges" between undergraduate and postgraduate study.

Its master's degrees in the field of engineering are accredited to support registration as a [[Chartered Engineer]], the highest level of engineering professional registration in the United Kingdom.<ref>[https://www.engc.org.uk/education-skills/course-search/recognised-course-search/?page=1&q=open+university&s=current Recognised course search]. ''Engineering Council''. Retrieved 30 July 2022.</ref>