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Open university course registration for autumn 2022 courses is starting

The first registration period starts 8th of August.
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Open University offers individual courses in Business, Technology, Languages, and Art and Design. Students are admitted to individual courses in the order of registration.

Registration for autum 2022 courses is divided into three registration periods depending on the start date of the course. Always please check the exact registration dates of each course in the course description. The first registration period begins on 8.8.2022 The other registration periods begin on 16.8. and 26.9.

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