Try “graduate admission”, “bursary” or “open day”.
Three routes through Aldermont — one for school leavers, one for researchers, and one for people already at work who want to go further.
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Four-year honours degrees across nine schools, taught in seminars capped at eighteen students and anchored by a shared first-year foundation.
Undergraduate Education
02.
Eighty-one master's and doctoral routes, each pairing you with a named supervisor and a funded place in an active research group.
Graduate Education
03.
Evening, weekend and online certificates for people already at work — credit-bearing, stackable, and open to applicants without a first degree.
Lifelong LearningAldermont University was founded in 1847 by Eleanor Aldermont as a college open to every student with the will to learn. Nine schools, one campus, and a hundred and seventy-eight years of asking better questions.
Years of teaching
Students enrolled
Student nationalities
Taught by the same faculty who teach our degrees. No application, no entry requirements — just enrol.
Technology
Dr. Miriam Okonjo
Free
Mathematics
Prof. Alan Whitcombe
Free
Law
Dr. Priya Raghunathan
$240
Media
Owen Marchetti
Free
Technology
Dr. Sofia Lindqvist
$180
Foundation
Dr. Nathaniel Boye
Free
Sport, art, societies and the ordinary business of living somewhere for four years.
There is no algorithm and no first-pass cut. Two readers assess each file independently against what you have done with the opportunities you were actually given.
A teaching hospital, a research base and a student health service that answers the phone.
Our clinic sits in the middle of campus and every registered student is seen within forty-eight hours, at no cost.
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The Aldermont teaching hospital runs sixteen operating theatres and trains 380 clinical students each session.
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Nursing and allied-health students take supervised placements from term one across eleven partner trusts.
Read MorePublic lectures, open days and performances. Most are free and open to visitors.
Conversations with faculty, students and alumni. New episode every other Tuesday, wherever you get your podcasts.
We asked three students the same question and printed the answers unedited.
I came for the machine-learning group and stayed for the seminars. Eighteen people in a room, and the professor knew by week two which arguments I found hard.
My supervisor read a forty-page draft over a weekend and came back with four pages of notes. That is the whole institution in one anecdote.
The collection is open to undergraduates. I have handled fifteenth-century manuscripts in my second year. Nowhere else offered that.
Research findings, policy changes and what happened on campus this month.
Social Sciences
A four-year study of volunteer motivation finds that recognition schemes can reduce the very behaviour they set out to reward.
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Technology
The Digital Futures group publishes its annual survey of reskilling outcomes across eleven partner employers.
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Admissions
Accreditation, contact hours and assessment design matter more than platform polish. Our admissions team explains what to check.
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