Our Site uses cookies

Information collected through the use of cookies and pixels. A pixel is a code placed on the website which triggers a cookie. Cookies are small information files which a website stores on the hard drive of a computer used to access the website. Cookies and pixels are used by the University to:

• ensure website functionality
• enhance the experience of using the Company website (e.g. personalising content)
• enhance the targeting of advertisements to you
• track usage patterns
• target information regarding Company services
• enable social media features.

1. Description of Our Cookie Use

Our own cookies

We use cookies to make our website work including:

• Making our shopping basket and checkout work
• Determining if you are logged in or not
• Remembering if you have accepted our terms and conditions

2. Pixel Tags

Social Media Buttons

Our site's web pages may feature 'social buttons,' which allow users to share or bookmark web pages. These buttons are available for various social media websites. To implement these buttons and link them to the relevant social networks and external sites, scripts from domains outside our Company are used. Be aware that these sites may collect information about your internet browsing, including on our Company's site. If you click any of these buttons, these sites will register that action and may use the information. In some cases, if you are logged into their services, these sites will register that you are visiting our Company's website and the specific pages you are on, even if you don't click on the button. Check the respective privacy and cookie policies of each of these sites to understand how they use your information and how to opt out or delete such information.

3. Strategies for Cookie Management

Cookie Settings Adjustment: You can change your cookie settings at any point by visiting the "Manage your cookies" section at the bottom of our webpage.

4. Supplemental Rules

Usage Data Collection

Our Service collects data automatically, termed as "Usage Data," which is generated by your activities on the service or by the infrastructure of the service itself (e.g., time spent on a page). This data may include your device's IP address, browser specifications, visited service pages, visit timings and durations, and additional diagnostic data.