The Isle of Man College is extending its higher education provision.
The move will see 15 new university courses introduced to the college in Douglas by 2014.
Students will be able to sit the first year of their chosen degree on the Island before then moving to a UK university for their second and third year.
Principal at the College, Professor Ronald Bar, says there's a wide range of courses they're introducing:
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