[adam:)]

There is several computing and IT degree pathways but when I click on one they don't really state past the first year what modules are how do I find out?

[Persipan]

I don't know whether they've actually said what the pathways will be under the new setup - I might have an old prospectus somewhere if you want to know what they used to be, but I haven't seen anything definitive for Q degrees.

[Nitebot]

(Original post by adam:))
There is several computing and IT degree pathways but when I click on one they don't really state past the first year what modules are how do I find out?

Yes, it's very odd why this is the case. I'm assuming that they must be working on the module breakdown for each pathway.

[SigmaSeven]

I'm enrolled on B62, imagine many of the pathways will mirror what our options are.

Gimme a shout if you want me to let you know what the "pathways" we have on that are.

Cheers

[Govett]

This may be helpful..

http://learn.open.ac.uk/course/view.php?id=7138&m=3

[dg2009]

I don't think any new degree lists modules past the first year. Maybe once you enroll they become available.

[Kate.]

(Original post by Govett)
This may be helpful..

http://learn.open.ac.uk/course/view.php?id=7138&m=3

You have to be signed in to view that link - it's only for current students And it also refers to the 'old' B degrees rather than the new Q degrees that students starting this year will be doing. Although I don't know if it's been actually stated if Q degrees will differ much from B, or if it's just in the name...

[SigmaSeven]

My understanding is that the Q degrees will host a very clear and specific structured set of pathways. You'll still have options in which pathways you can take within the degree, but I think this has primarily been designed to take into account the changes in funding for you poor souls South of the Border.