The first online degree for an official degree will be delivered in the UK in two years.

It will be a combination of courses delivered online and at the University of Westminster.

The first course for the first degree is for a bachelor of science degree in the field of education, while the other will be for a doctorate in education.

The courses will be offered by a consortium of institutions, including the University College London.

This consortium is led by the University’s Department of Education, the Department of Humanities and the Department for Business.

Students in the first course will have to complete a two-year program at the undergraduate level, while those in the second will be expected to complete at least two years of coursework.

The program will also involve a “learning experience” that will include the university’s online platform.

The university has been working closely with a partner company, Cambridge University, to deliver the first-ever online degree, called the Bachelor of Science Education in Education.

It is the first step towards a digital version of the university.

It has been in development since 2014 and the university said the first batch of online degrees will be up and running by 2020.

The degree will offer an introduction to the teaching profession, including a bachelor’s degree in education from the University.

The online courses will cover subjects including history, economics, psychology, sociology, politics, education, and social policy.

The new program is being led by David Crouch, director of the School of Education and Learning at the university, who said it is a “big step forward” in terms of the level of learning for the graduates.

The University of St Andrews said the new degree will help young people prepare for the future, adding that the first online masters degree in schools and universities is the most advanced degree for its age group in the world.

“The first online Masters of Education degree, from the U.K.’s University of ST Andrews, will offer students a broad perspective on the future of teaching, enabling them to take on the leadership roles that require them to improve learning and to develop their careers,” the university wrote in a statement.

The College of Engineering, Engineering Technology and Applied Sciences (CEES) said it has worked with the University to develop a “digital equivalent” degree that will be able to be offered to students in the 2020-21 academic year.

The CEES department has been leading the work to create the new online master in education program.

“CEES is very excited about the opportunity to launch the first U.S. digital equivalent degree to our graduates,” said the university in a press release.

“This digital equivalent, to be delivered online, will be tailored to meet the specific needs of the current and emerging global workforce, which includes young people.”

The CEERS master in agriculture and industry program will deliver a bachelor degree in agricultural management and an MBA from the college, the university added.

The Master of Education in Applied Sciences degree, for example, will cover the subjects of “education, careers and careers planning, technology, data analytics, information technology and governance, public policy, and public administration”.

It is hoped the degree will attract graduates from both sides of the Atlantic.

The U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) is a global body that aims to develop and promote education and research in a range of disciplines.

The United Nations Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organization, also known as UNESCO, is a nonprofit organisation that aims at promoting education, cultural heritage, research, and knowledge for the benefit of all humanity.