1. Are you accredited?

Warnborough College UK is accredited as a Premier College by the Accreditation Service for International Colleges (ASIC). It holds other accreditations such as ISO9001:2008, ISO27001:2005, Investors in People and Association of Business Executives Provider. Warnborough College Ireland is able to design and award its own degree-level programmes.

2. Can I talk to a past or present student?

Yes. We will be pleased to put you in touch with someone in your area, where possible. Warnborough has a very active Alumni Association useful for networking, fellowship, and support.

3. What support do I get?

Excellent support. All Distance Learning students are appointed an expert (called a mentor) in their chosen field to work with them by email/telephone or face-to-face on an individual basis. There is also online support from Warnborough database: WORLD &  Moodle.   There is a peer-buddy system for peer-to-peer support, and of course, all students have full back up from our friendly administration and faculty.

4. Can I get advanced placement or exemptions?

Yes. We consider each application on its individual merits. Students may be eligible for advanced placement or exemptions based on previous academic and/or work experience. Often, advanced placement may mean that you could be allowed a shorter time frame to complete your program. We do not, however, award qualifications solely on work experience.

5. When can I begin?

First day of any month for degree programmes. We have twelve (12) entry dates per year. You can apply online for some courses and begin almost immediately.

For vocational and short distance education courses, you may begin at anytime with online enrolment and payment. For further information please call: +353 (0) 1 814 8670 or +44 (0) 1227 762 107 or use our Contact Form.

6. How can I pay my fees?

You decide. Fees can be paid by credit card (secure online or in writing), telegraphic transfer, banker's draft, or cashier's cheque. Or use Paypal.

All students can suggest their own Payment Plan to suit their budget needs.

7. How can I apply to join the program?

All degree programs (WCI) :

See the Application process and obtain the necessary forms.

Certificate, Diploma and Short Courses (WCUK):

Select course, choose mode of study, enrol and pay online.

8. Do you accept mature learners?

Yes. Warnborough evaluates each application on an individual basis. Age is no barrier (our oldest student to date was 87 upon registration). We welcome applications from all those who are serious about furthering their education.

9. Can I get financial aid or a scholarship?

Warnborough offers scholarships.

10. What about graduation?

You can choose to graduate in absentia (have your award sent to you), or attend one of our graduation events (check with us for details).

After graduation, you would become an alumnus of the College. You should register and join the Warnborough Worldwide Alumni Association. Membership lets you keep up to date with what is happening in the world of Warnborough, and gives you opportunities to attend Warnborough events and functions around the world. You also receive the gazette, and can help us develop the institution (and programs) further. Graduation doesn't have to mean an end to your association with Warnborough and we would love to keep the relationship going.