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Understanding easiest Open University degrees

Hello! I'm thinking about different options for further education. Does anyone have insights into what some of the easiest degrees Open University offers are? Like, which degrees have courses that are easier to handle for someone new to online learning?

a month ago

While every course and degree at Open University, or any other institute, will require significant effort, commitment, and motivation, there are indeed some disciplines that are generally considered less demanding by nature. However, the 'easiness' of a degree is subjective and heavily depends on your personal strengths, interests, past educational experiences, and learning style.

For instance, if you have a strong inclination toward humanities, a degree in subjects like History, Philosophy, Sociology, or English Literature might be less challenging than technical subjects like Maths or Computer Science.

Conversely, if you're mathematically inclined or technologically savvy, you might find degrees in STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) easier to handle. Degrees like Computing and IT, Environmental Science, or Data Science could be good choices.

Programs on personal development or beginners' programs such as 'Access' courses might be a good start if you're completely new to online learning. These programs are designed to acclimate you to the online learning environment and provide foundational academic skills.

It's crucial to remember that the notion of 'ease' is subjective, and one person's 'easy' might be another person's 'challenging.' The best degree for you is one that aligns with your strengths and passions. This will naturally make the work more doable, enjoyable, and rewarding for you, regardless of the perceived difficulty level.

Finally, make sure you read through course outlines and syllabuses thoroughly. They will give you an idea of the workload, assessment methods, and the skills and knowledge you'll gain, helping you make a more informed decision.

Remember, your goal is not just to earn a degree but also to learn and grow, so choose a path that most interests you!

a month ago

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