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Woolf
Woolf is the first global collegiate university built as software: qualified organizations - companies, nonprofits and academic groups - join as member colleges and issue genuinely accredited degrees. Licensed in Malta and carrying European ECTS credits recognized across 50+ countries, Woolf turns accreditation into an API. Its Airlock product lets education providers plug in, benchmark their learning content, and award credits that stand up to regulatory scrutiny. Founded in 2018 by former Oxford philosopher Joshua Broggi, Woolf partners with Saïd Business School (Oxford), Harvard Business Publishing and Udacity to make credible degrees faster, cheaper and portable across borders.
Joshua Broggi
Joshua Broggi is the founder and CEO of Woolf, a software-powered collegiate university that lets qualified organizations launch accredited, globally recognized degree programs in weeks. A former Faculty of Philosophy member at the University of Oxford and a Humboldt Fellow, he is rebuilding the plumbing of higher education from the API up.