GMU Open Webinars: Honest Hours With Faculty for Global Students Considering an Application

Marketing pages cannot replace a conversation with a teacher. GlobalMind University has therefore launched monthly open webinars for ambitious learners on every continent who want one accelerated digital campus rather than a local classroom they cannot reach. Faculty will explain what a module actually demands.

Each session has a short academic talk and a long question period. Questions may be submitted in advance by a nurse in Manchester who cannot speak live. No question about workload will be treated as hostile.

Liam Carter, a community nurse and current student, will join a panel this month. "I will say how many hours I really spend, including reading. Applicants deserve that."

Admissions staff will stay for process questions: transcripts, references, English, and how professional experience is weighed. They will not promise outcomes.

Recordings will be posted for global students whose Friday is someone else's dawn. Captions will be provided.

"If we cannot describe the work plainly, we should not offer the programme," said the Director of Admissions.

The calendar is on the website. GlobalMind University particularly welcomes applicants among global students who were told they were too old, too employed, or too far from a campus to begin.