Graham International University

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All of these partnerships of recognition are about establishing rapport with different institutions and accreditors internationally as a way to cross-validate one another.  How they get on these lists is all about networking.  Traditionally, it takes many phases and lots of money to establish strong accreditation here in the US.  However,  joining smaller accreditation groups that offer endorsements internationally allows for these schools to offer life-long learning courses that could eventually turn into college credit to every person that participates with internet access for pennies on the dollar compared to US tuition. International schools can give a unique boost to a CV and can also allow for multiple awards/degrees across several countries for the same level of work one US degree would get for a much larger cost.

I am curious about the work required of students at GIU. 

How much work do students have to complete to earn non-honorary degrees from GIU?  Is the work required commensurate with regionally accredited universities in the US or Western European equivalents?  What is expected of doctoral students at GIU in terms of capstones or dissertations?