09-30-2025, 11:27 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-30-2025, 01:16 PM by PearsonOTHMQualifi7654.)
(09-30-2025, 10:22 AM)irvineboy Wrote:(09-29-2025, 07:50 PM)chopliver2 Wrote:(09-29-2025, 07:14 PM)tordan Wrote:UMPI will use the evaluator as a reference and guide. That being said since they’re graduate credits it’s not far fetched to assume they will transfer into the Masters programs at UMPI up to the transfer limit and given enough similarity to the courses that would be replaced…(09-28-2025, 12:56 AM)irvineboy Wrote:(09-25-2025, 08:44 PM)PearsonOTHMQualifi7654 Wrote: How many fully accredited MBA programmes are willing to accept most of the work done at ENEB?
If I were not already working on a fully accredited MBA, I would definitely convert my ENEB coursework via the Unimarconi transfer.
No one knows until this Marconi deal is done or someone completed but for now I don't see any posts or documentation of this, just hypotheticals....
Maybe? Has anyone seen ENEB Gard evals from IEE or ECE get used?
UMPI MAOL? has anyone got them to accept at the 6 credit max?
I would love to launder the ENEB credits at UMPI, but I think UMPI has higher standards than to accept ENEB transfer credits.
I hope so, from everywhere and anything I see everyone says they will take ONLY UMPI Undergrad credit from the 4 BUS courses (max 3), BUT the UMPI transfer policy for external transfers is 6 credits max. So logically the policy is or should be..
1. if you have studied at UMPI and completed 4 of the BUS courses listed, 3 will transfer into the MA
2.if you studied eslewhere and want to bring credits over you can petition for 2 to come over or 6 credits
I am curious if anyone has done the later successfully yet, I mean if they didn't allow external credits then why even have the policy in place right
Seems like very few graduate credits transfer from ENEB to UMPI.
It looks like the primary purpose for an ENEB Master's is to 1. Get additional training and enhance the resume, 2. Potentially use as credits towards Bachelor's degree completion and/or 3. Gain admission into a US Master's level program.
Has anyone used an ENEB Master's in Europe for transfer credits or for admission into something?
It seems the main purpose of an ENEB master's is to learn more things and enhance the resume. So when did transfer credit and progression to a doctorate become the main potential benefit of ENEB training or that any upgrade being offered, should make it universally qualify for a doctorate?
For the "Upgrade to an accredited Master's" Promotion via Unimarconi, that is ending today at the "Special Price", there's some ambiguity that ENEB has used the image of a 2 Livello in the marketing material. They've been pretty vocal that it's a 1 Livello however.
1 Livello is a legitimate Level 7 qualification. At Level 7 there are three categories: 1. The lowest being the Postgraduate Certificate (PGCert) at 30 ECTS, 2. the next one up the ladder being a Postgraduate Diploma (PGDip) at 60 ECTS, and 3. the top of the rung is a Master's Degree at 90 ECTS
2 Livello is held in higher regard than a 1 Livello, again the chances of transfer credits and acceptance for advanced level entry into full Master's in the UK looks pretty attainable for either1 Livello or 2 Livello as the MBA Top Ups require a PGDip with 60 ECTS for admission.
From what I can gather, a propio in comparison, is below a 30 ECTS Postgraduate Certificate. A University issued Propio can be used for 15 ECTS of transfer credits, so it's really like half a Postgraduate Certificate.
Should we be complaining that a 1 livello no good? It seems exponentially better at 60 universally recognized ECTS throughout the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) compared to the potential acceptance of 15 ECTS in Spain from the university that issued/certified the Propio. Propio acceptance across the EHEA? Not sure.
The worst case scenario for a 1 Livello in Europe is that it is only shy of 30 ECTS normally granted for for the dissertation/thesis stage of a full MBA. If a 1 Livello is accepted and/or evaluated as a 60 ECTS Postgraduate Diploma (PGDip), that's the 2nd highest Level 7 Qualification there is.
If it is a 1 Livello, and is evaluated as a PGDip, one only would have to transfer in the 60 ECTS to an MBA Top-up programme in the UK and do the Thesis for 30 ECTS to graduate with a full MBA, which does not cost more than 5000 GBP usually. But who needs to upgrade the 1 Livello after it's said and done? It is recognized by the education ministry of the issuing country as a master's degree, and so it can be listed on a resume as is.
There are a ways to go from a propio to an accredited doctorate program. Propio to 1. PGCert, to 2. PGDip, to 3. Full Master's, to 4. Doctorate.
4 stages from a propio to an accredited Doctorate.
If the upgrade advances a propio 2 levels further to a PGDip, that's still progress.


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