Planned tuition for the first paid Founding Cohort
The Institute publishes its planned tuition structure so that the programme's professional position is clear before any enrolment exists. These are approved planning figures (approved 13 September 2026), not an offer: the programme is not open for enrolment, no payments are currently accepted, and the final legal and consumer terms are pending.
Planned tuition for the first paid Founding Cohort. The programme is not open for enrolment and no payments are currently accepted. The contracting party, applicable taxes, payment schedule, cancellation terms and refund conditions will be published before enrolment opens.
Invitation only. Closed and unpaid; no credential; aggregated, anonymised disclosure only. In preparation — not yet ready and not started; not an open application.
Planned tuition for a limited number of early places in the first paid Founding Cohort, at the Institute's discretion. Not open for enrolment; no payments currently accepted.
Planned standard tuition per participant for the first paid Founding Cohort. Not open for enrolment; no payments currently accepted.
Planned tuition for an employer- or institution-sponsored place in the Founding Cohort. Not open for enrolment; no payments currently accepted.
Final legal and consumer terms pending. Tax treatment, contracting party, payment schedule, cancellation, refunds and consumer terms remain under legal review and are not stated here. No cohort date, size or place count is set. The programme specification proposes an assessment-based, non-degree outcome; no credential is currently available or issued.
What the planned tuition reflects
The figures express the programme's professional position rather than content volume. A participant would receive sixty-four hours of structured, assessed work across eight weeks in a small cohort; four fictional teaching cases with layered evidence prepared, released and facilitated; an individual Mandate Package and Foundation Evidence Record screened, assessed and returned with cited findings; ten assessed domains and four critical gates; two assessment layers — a first assessor and a blind independent second reading of the gate dimensions — with moderation of disagreements; and an oral defence under a live change. The subject is authority over systems that can act, where the cost of incompetence is borne by third parties.
Three things kept distinct
- Approved planned tuition
- The figures above — an internal planning position approved by the owner and published for information.
- Current programme status
- Programme content complete at development-draft level; closed Design Pilot in preparation. In Development — Not Open for Enrolment.
- Future offer
- Will exist only when enrolment opens: contracting party, taxes, payment schedule, cancellation, refund and consumer terms published first; no date, size or place count is set today.
There is no purchase, payment, enrolment or application form on this site; early interest registration (free, non-binding) opens shortly. Programme enquiries — research@arenomics.institute.
Early interest registration
Early interest registration opens shortly — a free, non-binding expression of interest. Formal enrolment is not yet open; no payments are accepted.
Mandate Engineering — Foundation is in development. The Institute is preparing its first cohort, provisionally targeted for early 2027, subject to readiness confirmation.
Early interest registrationProgramme enquiries
The Institute corresponds with practitioners, organisations, standards bodies, regulators, insurers and prospective participants who see the same gap. There is no application, enrolment or payment form; early interest registration opens shortly; enquiries are answered by e-mail.
Programme enquiries
Mandate Engineering — Foundation is In Development — Not Open for Enrolment. Enquiring does not place you on a waiting list and creates no obligation on either side.