Online courses

[bartock]

does any one know which universities (good universities)are offering online courses which are recognised world-wide, and for which non-americans can register?

the help is appreciated.

[rockytriton]

does any one know which universities (good universities)are offering online courses which are recognised world-wide, and for which non-americans can register?

the help is appreciated.

 

You may be able to register as a non-american at http://www.accis.edu, they really only specialize in computer science though.

[Kizzi]

England has the "Open University" and has a wide range of online courses.

 

http://www.open.ac.uk

 

You can do courses part-time so you can study whilst working full or part time!

 

KiZzI :confused:

 

edit: They take oversea students but I think it costs more. Check it out!

[pgrmdave]

What type of courses are you looking for? As in, what major are you looking at?

[bartock]

What type of courses are you looking for? As in, what major are you looking at?

philosophy, psychology, education

[C1ay]

The University of Phoenix may fit your needs.

[bartock]

The University of Phoenix may fit your needs.

no, tried there already

[Bio-Hazard]

Colleges are like businesses. Either that or they are ignorant to the fact that people want to visit the world before they die.

 

I'm sure there are some certification tests, but things aren't going to do so well.

I would suggest picking up some college books and looking for tests like CLEP which are widely recognized in America.

 

From what I know, there aren't many tests that are accepted worldwide. Some locksmithing things are, tradeskills, but I don't think that's what you are looking for.