Postgraduate Certificate in Cyber Law

1. Register on the UniAthena Website for a 7-day trial.
2. The admissions team will guide you through the course details.
3. Enroll in the program by paying the registration fee.
4. On successful payment, you will receive an official "Admission Letter" along with the fee receipt.
5. Access your portal and enjoy learning.

Interested candidates need to submit any Identity Proof to verify their identity.

Interested learners can directly enroll in the program, as there is no prerequisite for prior certifications. However, If the learner wishes to progress to any Master's Program they should meet the minimum eligibility criteria.

The trial will be available for a period of 7 days, and you can access the learning resources of three lessons from the first unit. The access will be denied after 7 days, and you have to make the payment and enroll in the program to resume learning.

After enrolling in a particular program or receiving the admission letter, we are unable to offer refunds as per our policy. However, prior to enrollment, all learners have the option to utilize the free trial period, which lasts between 3 to 7 days.

The core resources of the program are recorded video classes and essential reading materials. The learners can make use of these resources and for more references, additional resources are provided in the portal.

Yes. Whenever a learner joins, he or she will be assigned a Personal Tutor, whom they can reach out to for any academic assistance. Learners can contact the student support executive at see@uniathena.com for non-academic assistance.

There are no written exams for this program. Once you are enrolled in the program, you will be able to access the assignment brief under the 'Project Details' section in the learning portal. Apart from the assessment brief, you will be given the learning outcomes and performance criteria to know what is expected in the project from the learner. If you still have questions concerning the assignments, you can seek the support of the faculty. After you have submitted the assignment, the faculty will evaluate and provide feedback, including results (your grade), within 21 days of your submission. If you fail, you will be given feedback on the assignment stating the reasons for failure. You will have to rework the project according to the feedback provided by the assessor. You will need to rework only the areas where you failed and not on the entire project. You will have to resubmit the assignment within 21 days of the publication of the result (grade). There are no additional fees for the resubmission.

The course outline and learning outcomes are given as downloadable documents on the course webpage.

Once you have registered for the Postgraduate Certificate in Cyber Law, the maximum time allowed to complete the program is 60 days. If you are unable to complete the course within 60 days, you may apply for an extension of 30 days by paying a Course Extension fee of USD 100.

The minimum duration of the course is 21 days though some exceptions may apply.