Read what it says:
Comprehensive Programme Briefings
To help you decide on your course of study, we cover the programmes in-depth.
'in-depth' should be used as an adjective premodifier of the Head noun 'programmes'. For example, in-depth review of the programmes.
If we want to use 'depth' as a form of noun, then the sentence reads: we cover the programmes in depth (without the hyphen).
Karen Chu
That's a nice one, Karen.
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