What is Distance Learning?
Distance learning, also known as online learning, presents an alternative approach to pursuing an academic degree. Instead of physically attending campus lectures and seminars, you have the flexibility to study from the comfort of your home or workplace. All instructional content, materials, and support are provided through online platforms, including the submission of assessments. The structure of distance learning involves modular breakdowns, with each module assigned specific credits and study hours. Credits accumulate as you successfully complete each module, ultimately leading to the attainment of the total credits required for the course.
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Why GCLS Offers Distance Learning
Distance learning provides a pathway for academic advancement, allowing you to tailor your studies to accommodate your lifestyle. Historically, it has been perceived as an ideal choice for mature students, including full-time employees seeking career progression. Additionally, international students can pursue remote studies from their home countries. Given these advantages, distance learning aligns seamlessly with the Executive Master of Science in Longevity program offered by GCLS. Being the world's first master's program in longevity, it naturally appeals to an international audience and is specifically designed for professionals within the longevity industry. GCLS leverages modern distance learning tools, enabling individuals to pursue longevity studies and enhance their careers concurrently.