(05-08-2020, 10:17 AM)Silvious Wrote: https://www.educacion.gob.es/ruct/listae...versidades
Universidad Internacional Isabel I de Castilla is actually recognized, and crossing the list that the deal is offering, the following master degree is recognized:
Graduated or Graduated in Business Administration and Management from the Isabel I International University of Castilla
Master's Degree in Digital Marketing from the Isabel I International University of Castilla
Master's Degree in Project Management and Direction from the Isabel I International University of Castilla
Master's Degree in Intelligent Analysis of Big Data from the Isabel I International University of Castilla
Good find.
Just so everyone is aware, the programs that show up in that database are programs that the Spanish Education Ministry takes registration for, evaluates, and approves directly, making them "Official". But pretty much every Spanish university offers a mix of "Official" and "Propio" degree programs. Degree programs not in that system are respected as long as the school is accredited. They have no negative affect on one's employment there except for when it comes to government/public jobs. Apparently, there is some sort of custom behind holding an "Official" degree in Spain's government. Outside of that, it doesn't matter unless a Spaniard plans to pursue a PhD.


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