// Use of cookies
Last updated: September 2026
Cookies are small text files this website may store in your browser to remember information about your visit, such as your preferences or, where applicable, to measure website traffic.
| Type | Purpose | Requires your consent? |
|---|---|---|
| Technical / necessary | Remember your campus access, your currency preference and your module progress | No — they are essential for the site to work |
| Analytics (Google Analytics) | Measure visits and aggregate behaviour, where enabled | Yes |
| Advertising (Google Ads) | Measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns, where enabled | Yes |
| Advertising (Meta Pixel) | Measure the effectiveness of Facebook/Instagram campaigns, where enabled | Yes |
| Advertising (TikTok Pixel) | Measure the effectiveness of TikTok campaigns, where enabled | Yes |
The first time you enter this website you will see a notice where you can accept or reject non-essential cookies (analytics and advertising). Technical cookies necessary for the campus to function cannot be disabled from that notice, as they are essential to the service itself.
You can change your decision at any time by clearing this site's browsing data from your browser settings, which will make the cookie notice appear again.
Cookieless measurement. If you reject cookies or do not respond to the notice, no analytics or advertising cookies are set. Even so, the Google tag runs in denied-consent mode (Google Consent Mode): it sends Google technical signals without cookies or persistent identifiers — for example, that a page was viewed or a purchase was completed — together with the data your browser transmits on any connection (such as your IP address or browser type). Google uses them in aggregate to estimate campaign performance. If you accept, the Google Analytics and Google Ads cookies described above are enabled.
Anonymous visit count (no cookies). We also count how many times each main page of the site is opened, to know our real traffic. This count does not use cookies or store anything in your browser; it only records the page visited, the date and time, and whether the visit came from an ad. It does not store your IP address or any data that could identify you, so it does not require your consent.
You can also manage or block cookies directly from your browser settings (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge). Note that blocking all cookies, including technical ones, may affect how the virtual campus works.