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Personal Interest courses
Oxbridge students achieve 20% higher grades than the national average, compared to traditional colleges. Get qualified quickly with us.
Study personal interest courses online at your own pace and in your own time through our award-winning MyOxbridge learning portal.
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Zoology Level 3
Whether you’re interested in trips to remote and exotic locations, or late nights in laboratories trying to master evolution and extinction, get a jump-start with our introductory Zoology course -
Genealogy Diploma
Discover your origins, research your history of your family tree and trace your ancestry – or do so for your clients. -
Archaeology Level 3
Archaeology is the study of human activity in the past, from the earliest humans to the present day. It is a wide-ranging discipline that covers everything from the study of ancient buildings and artefacts to the analysis of environmental data. -
Garden Design Level 3 Diploma
Grow your gardening, landscaping and horticultural skills by learning the key elements of garden design. -
Mindfulness Level 3
Our Mindfulness course helps you focus on the present and learn of how your body, thoughts and feelings are connected.
More about our Personal Interest courses
But education should be a gateway for you to challenge yourself, learn new things and enjoy yourself while doing it. That’s what our personal interest courses are all about.
Personal interest courses go hand in hand with one of Oxbridge’s core beliefs: “Keep Learning”. Lifelong learning, particularly through online courses, offers a range of benefits:
Career Advancement
Skill Enhancement: Online courses help you stay competitive in the job market by continually updating your skills.
Flexibility: You can learn at your own pace, fitting education around your work or personal life, which is ideal for professionals balancing multiple commitments.
Adaptability
Keeping Up with Change: Regular learning makes you more adaptable to evolving industries and technologies.
Problem-Solving: Expanding your knowledge base improves your ability to tackle problems from different perspectives.
Cognitive and Mental Well-Being
Mind Stimulation: Learning keeps your brain active, which can boost mental agility and reduce the risk of cognitive decline.
Confidence Boost: Gaining new skills or qualifications increases your self-confidence and sense of achievement.
Personal Growth
Accessible Learning: Online courses offer a wide variety of subjects, allowing you to explore new interests and expand your horizons from the comfort of your home.
Networking: You can connect with like-minded individuals worldwide, broadening both your social and professional networks.
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