Digital Campus

Before taking your first course at EuNC, you need to go through our admissions process. This helps us to get to know you better and to make sure we have the necessary information to contact you and keep accurate records for your time at EuNC. The steps for the admissions process are available in this section. It takes a few weeks to process your materials, so please submit your application materials as soon as you know you are interested in a class so you can be ready to go when it starts.

Please note that we work off of a cohort model. This means that we will wait until we get at least 10 new students to offer courses for our programmes. This allows us to make sure that you are not just taking individual courses but are a part of a learning community which is an important aspect of our transformative education at EuNC. We will keep you informed as the cohort is ready to start.

If you are just interested in taking a course here and there without a defined programme, you can sign up as a non-degree (occasional) student for the course(s) in which you are interested. The process is the same, just makes sure you indicate on the application that you are applying as a non-degree student.

Beyond the one-time application fee of €23 in the admissions portion of your process, the other main financial costs are for tuition/fees, books, and technology. Tuition and fees are set at €48 per ECTS. NOTE: Upon successful completion of 3 courses with the digital campus, the application fee will be credited back to your account.

Book costs will vary depending on the course. You can purchase your books from any bookstore, online or local, in either print or electronic format.

Reduced fees for auditing of courses and more details on the exact breakdown of tuition and fees can be found in the academic catalogue starting on page 27.

Since all courses are online, it will be necessary for you to have a dedicated connection to the Internet with sufficient bandwidth to handle streaming videos. Your computer also should be reliable and of sufficient power to handle general web content and receive streaming videos.