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Escape the classroom- online courses accessible anywhere, anytime.

Technology changes the way we learn and teach others. Our courses offer you new ways to study, research and educate online. Enjoy increased flexibility, enhanced learning and broader reach at lower cost. Epigeum - learning 2.0

Researching

Courses for post graduate and professional researchers.

Studying

Courses to help students thrive at higher education.

Teaching

Courses for lectures and teaching faculty.

CPD & Compliance Training

Courses for professional staff in higher education and research hospitals

Our courses are used by many of the world’s leading universities. See which programmes could help you too.

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We chose Epigeum because their online training programmes are better integrated and more creative than other providers' courses. Oxford can be confident that all our researchers will be properly trained. We know that the programme was rigorously designed and uses e-assessment to check that the researcher has understood the material. Our GCP trainers spend much less time running workshops now that we have the Epigeum programme. We have reduced the number of workshops per quarter from 5 to 2.

Carol Cornelius, Research Support Associate, University of Oxford

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Read our views on e-learning, higher education and the meaning of everything!

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IMS Global Impact Awards - Gold winners

Winner 2010 IMS Global Gold learning Impact award

Research Integrity

An online course teaching the key elements of Research Integrity

University Leadership and Management UK

6 online courses for academics and senior professional staff. Lead Advisor, Sir David Watson; US Editor, Bob Birubaum

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