Distance Learning Compass
Navigate UK distance learning education: courses, prices, and students
The distance learning market has been one of the fastest-growing segments in global Higher Education. Growth will most likely continue as it is seen as a practical option for study both now and for the foreseeable future. Having an online classroom is critical for agile universities to extend their market reach across the world, as well as locally and into CPD markets. Every university needs to get the concept and price right and understand the opportunities for recruitment.
The Knowledge Partnership’s Distance Learning Compass is available to support your organisation in making effective market and pricing decisions, with high-level insights and interactive dashboards.
How can the Distance Learning Compass help your organisation?
- Identify the latest trends in UK enrolments by subject and course to understand where to invest
- Establish the right course titles, increasing the attractiveness of your distance learning portfolio to prospective students
- For UK based students, see how they may differ from your current demographic profile
- Optimise your revenue by setting fees based on market pricing
For £3,250 +VAT, the Distance Learning Compass is designed to help those involved with distance learning decision making, including DVCs, PVCs, Market Insight Managers, Directors and Heads of Marketing and Faculty Deans.
To order your copy now, please get in touch with our Research Consultant, Adam Cresswell:
adam.cresswell@theknowledgepartnership.com
You will receive:
(1) Interactive Tableau dashboards featuring UK-based enrolment data from the HESA Student Record (up to 2018/19) at a course and individual level and international student data from the Aggregate Offshore Record
(2) PGT Distance Learning Course and Fees Databases for 2021/22, collected by The Knowledge Partnership. The complete Database is available now.
The Distance Learning Compass contains valuable data and insights through the use of multiple sources of data. The HESA Student Record and Aggregate Offshore Record, both used in the chart below, show that the market share held by The Open University and the University of London has fallen, while the share at other institutions has grown. There is further investigation into the students, institutions, and subjects of distance learning, including large and growing subject areas, titles of popular courses, student locations and much more.
The Knowledge Partnership's Course and Fee Databases will provide further detail into the types of courses being developed and will enable you to set market- and value-based fees for your distance learning programmes.
