The university

Student disclosures

What we publish about our own results, stated in advance of having them.


Read this first

eLadder has not yet graduated a cohort.

Until students have completed a programme there is no completion rate, no retention rate and no employment outcome to report. Rather than leave that unsaid, this page names in advance exactly which figures the university will publish, and how it will calculate them.

That commitment is the useful part. A disclosure written once the results are known can be shaped by what they turned out to be.

Student achievement

The figures we will report, each academic year.

Each figure below is reported per programme rather than as a single institutional average, because an average across a business degree and a language programme tells a prospective student in either one nothing about their own.

Where a cohort is too small for a figure to mean anything, we will say the cohort was too small rather than publish a percentage derived from a handful of people.

Consumer information

What every applicant is entitled to see before paying.

Accreditation status

What eLadder holds, what it has applied for, and what it does not hold — stated without hedging.

Accreditation →

Who owns the university

The owning entity, its type, and where it is registered.

Governance →

The full cost

Tuition, every fee, and what is not included — published, not quoted on enquiry.

Tuition and fees →

The rules that bind you

Refunds, academic progress, conduct, grievance and privacy — the full policy set, in one place.

All policies →