24 September 2025 · Office of the Vice-Chancellor
FollowLap University Expands Transnational Dual-Degree Portfolio with 18 Accredited Pathways
FollowLap University (FollowLap) has announced a significant expansion of its transnational dual-degree portfolio, inaugurating 18 specialised programmes spanning Bachelor of Science (BSc), Bachelor of Arts (BA), Master of Science (MSc), and Master of Business Administration (MBA) degrees. Each pathway is co-delivered with world-renowned partner institutions including the University of London Worldwide, Arizona State University Network, IU International University of Applied Sciences (Germany), and Coventry University (UK).
Under this transnational academic framework, students complete a unified curriculum that satisfies the rigorous quality assurance benchmarks of both awarding bodies. Upon successful completion of their degree requirements and joint capstone defense, graduates receive two legally independent degree certificates and separate academic transcripts without needing to relocate or pay duplicated tuition fees.
"The modern global economy demands multi-jurisdictional academic validity," said the Vice-Chancellor of FollowLap University. "By integrating our flexible, tuition-free digital learning model with premier British, American, and European institutional partners, we ensure that talented scholars on every continent can earn world-class qualifications while remaining rooted in their home communities."
Programme tracks now open for enrolment include MSc Artificial Intelligence & Autonomous Systems, BSc International Business & Digital Economy, Master of Public Policy & Global Sustainability, Global Executive MBA, BSc Cybersecurity & Cloud Architecture, and MSc Financial Technology & Digital Banking. Admissions operate on a rolling quarterly cycle, supported by named academic advisors and digital study clinics accessible across all time zones.
FollowLap University continues to pioneer transnational digital higher education, establishing equitable credit articulation pathways that set new standards for cross-border academic mobility.