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| Information for students The information in this page is for those who have already been admitted as students into the Academia Thules. If you haven't yet sent in your admission application, please see Student Admissions for information on how to do that. Study credits Each completed course gives the student a certain number of credits. One study credit has been estimated to require about 26 hours of work from a student, though this will vary from one student to another: some students may have existing knowledge of the subject or more experience in academic methodology. Study Guide The Study Guide is the most important part of the Academia website. It contains all information about the faculties and their courses. It also contains information about the structure of studies in each subject as well as information about mandatory courses and the contents of courses. The Study Guide is always kept up-to-date with most recent information, so always consult it before making decisions about your studies. Help with planning your studies in the Academia Thules You can always contact any member of staff for help. They might not always know the correct answer, but they can forward your request to those who do know. If your question is about individual course, it is best to contact the teacher responsible for that course. Please be specific and clear and give all relevant information to make sure you get best possible answer from us; but please make sure that you have read the information given in this website first in order not to ask things that are explained already on these pages. Studying in the Academia Thules Studying in the Academia Thules can be a very rewarding experience. However it requires work from the student. Students have to be aware that they need to be proactive and that they have a great deal of freedom in their studies. Only by being active and interested will the student get most out of studying at the Academia Thules. For some reason some of our students in the past have felt that our courses are arranged in the Internet environment they require less work and dedication. In fact online studying requires a great deal of effort and dedication. Still studying is also fun and we hope that the freedom and flexibility will be a motivation and not a burden. Right to study system Students subscribe as students of the Academia and can study whatever they want within the limitations of each facultas and course.
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