Methods of collaboration
Building a global network of academic excellence BPP University is open to discussions on all types of collaboration with the right partner .
Recognised Support Centres This is a collaboration whereby a programme designed , delivered and assessed by BPP University staff is offered at a partner site , with the partner institution providing the physical learning environment .
We grant partners ‘ Recognised Support Centre ’ status , as a recognition of their ongoing commitment to excellence in the provision of academic , pastoral and study support to BPP University students on specified programmes . All Recognised Support Centres have met a set of minimum quality standards , which are regularly reviewed .
BPP University also works closely to establish different types of partnerships . Other examples of agreements include :
Joint Degrees Work-based Learning Articulation Arrangements
Process of Collaboration
Below is a high level outline layout of the process of becoming a partner .
Partnership Identified
Internal Due Diligence
Final / Detailed Due Diligence
Contractual Agreement
Programme Launch
Continued Collaboration
It is an expectation that all teaching , learning and assessment will be undertaken in English .
BPP University welcomes the opportunity to collaborate with overseas institutions , subject to the requirement that any collaborative provision be delivered in English , unless the outcome of the award is achievable in another language .
Where we are
The purple areas of the map showcase our current international footprint .