Conversion/transfer options from ENEB into another uni to be awarded their Masters?

[DegreeNerd]

Am currently approaching soon halfway-ish in these four Masters qualifications from ENEB:

Master in AI for Business
Master in Big Data and Business Intelligence
MBA + Master in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (this is their double Masters offering, the first two are being done each as a single Masters degree)

My natural concern is that having four degrees all from ENEB on my LinkedIn and CV might look just a little "odd" to say the least. 

How can I "spread around" the credits/qualifications I'm getting from ENEB at a minimal-ish cost? 
Am thinking I might instead have them listed as something like this instead:

Master in AI from ABC
Master in Big Data from XYZ
MBA + Master in SCM from ENEB 

As that would look 100% better!

I know that ENEB has arrangements with the University of Isabella and UniMarconi? But it's a bit opaque in understanding exactly the processes and costs involved in this. 

Can any one of my Masters go to any one of Isabella or Marconi? Or do each only accept certain specific degrees from ENEB? (Edit: seems like Isabella at least can take any degree whatsoever from ENEB and convert it over: https://iseb.es/programas-formativos-uniseb/ ?)

Are there other universities I could use my credits/qualifications from ENEB that I'm not aware of? 

Extra details if this happens to help:
My Location: Australia 
My Age: late 40's
What kind of degree do I want?: Masters
Budget: am very flexible, but preferable as cheap as possible! (if it is over US$5K I won't even consider it for a second, hopefully it's just a few hundreds of dollars? But if I must, I'll go higher)
Dedicated time to study: very motivated, will work hard 24/7 if that is what it takes!
Timeline: sooner rather than later?

[bjcheung77]

Hmm, you've skipped a few items in the addendum/template. Further to that, what was your undergrad in? What masters are you looking for? From that budget of yours - Hundreds to $5K, you're limited to several inexpensive options from MOOCs, such as Coursera, EdX, UpGrad, Woolf, etc. Provide more info/updates and also look into the MOOC's, list the ones that interest you within a reply. We can then help you break it down to ones that suite your budget, learning style, etc.

[Mint Berry Crunch]

Am currently approaching soon halfway-ish in these four Masters qualifications from ENEB:

Master in AI for Business
Master in Big Data and Business Intelligence
MBA + Master in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (this is their double Masters offering, the first two are being done each as a single Masters degree)

My natural concern is that having four degrees all from ENEB on my LinkedIn and CV might look just a little "odd" to say the least. 

How can I "spread around" the credits/qualifications I'm getting from ENEB at a minimal-ish cost? 
Am thinking I might instead have them listed as something like this instead:

Master in AI from ABC
Master in Big Data from XYZ
MBA + Master in SCM from ENEB 

As that would look 100% better!

I know that ENEB has arrangements with the University of Isabella and UniMarconi? But it's a bit opaque in understanding exactly the processes and costs involved in this. 

Can any one of my Masters go to any one of Isabella or Marconi? Or do each only accept certain specific degrees from ENEB? (Edit: seems like Isabella at least can take any degree whatsoever from ENEB and convert it over: https://iseb.es/programas-formativos-uniseb/ ?)

Are there other universities I could use my credits/qualifications from ENEB that I'm not aware of? 

Extra details if this happens to help:
My Location: Australia 
My Age: late 40's
What kind of degree do I want?: Masters
Budget: am very flexible, but preferable as cheap as possible! (if it is over US$5K I won't even consider it for a second, hopefully it's just a few hundreds of dollars? But if I must, I'll go higher)
Dedicated time to study: very motivated, will work hard 24/7 if that is what it takes!
Timeline: sooner rather than later?

VUL may be an option as others have used ENEB as a way to hack their way into the DHA program since you need "x" amount of grad credits. You may have some luck going through there and doing one of their online masters. I have a few of these ENEB degrees, but I don't use them.

[DegreeNerd]

Hmm, you've skipped a few items in the addendum/template.  Further to that, what was your undergrad in? What masters are you looking for?  From that budget of yours - Hundreds to $5K, you're limited to several inexpensive options from MOOCs, such as Coursera, EdX, UpGrad, Woolf, etc.  Provide more info/updates and also look into the MOOC's, list the ones that interest you within a reply.  We can then help you break it down to ones that suite your budget, learning style, etc.

Ah, I think I wasn't clear enough in what my post was about (hence why I didn't see the point in adding extra details, such as that I have STEM undergrad degrees already).

I'm just specifically asking about what the ENEB Masters degrees (the four I listed, which I've got mostly completed already) could be converted/transferred into? (i.e. be transformed into being a Masters credited from another university than ENEB)

I know that ENEB already has an arrangement with the University of Isabella and UniMarconi? (are there any other universities? Or is it only those two?)

So then you could afterwards "have a Masters degree from University of Isabella"?

But it's a bit opaque in understanding exactly the processes and costs involved in this. 

[UoBoomer]

From what I have read in the big ENEB thread, someone was successful with transferring into the MBA program of UoPeople.

Maybe you can do the same with other Programs there. With the transferred credits, the whole MBA would be under 5k.

[Stonybeach]

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[tordan]

I was able to transfer my ENEB MBA to Nexford University (DAEC Accredited). However, I used Scholaro to review my ENEB MBA which identified it as post graduate courses but not a degree. Nexford mapped out the courses, and they mapped over to half the Nexford MBA program. The program is very similar to UMPI and it's Competency Based. Nexford has some good specializations for their MBA including AI and Cybersecurity. This is a reasonable path to convert ENEB to an US based master's degree. UMASS Global doesn't accept transfer credits towards their MBA CBE degree. However, that may have changed.

[DegreeNerd]

From what I have read in the big ENEB thread, someone was successful with transferring into the MBA program of UoPeople.

Maybe you can do the same with other Programs there. With the transferred credits, the whole MBA would be under 5k.

Thanks for the suggestion! :-)
But I worry having "University of the People" listed on my CV for even one degree would look even worse than have 4x Masters all from the same place! ?
Why on earth they ever chose that weird name for themselves I do not know...

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I was able to transfer my ENEB MBA to Nexford University (DAEC Accredited).  However, I used Scholaro to review my ENEB MBA which identified it as post graduate courses but not a degree.  Nexford mapped out the courses, and they mapped over to half the Nexford MBA program.  The program is very similar to UMPI and it's Competency Based.  Nexford has some good specializations for their MBA including AI and Cybersecurity.  This is a reasonable path to convert ENEB to an US based master's degree.  UMASS Global doesn't accept transfer credits towards their MBA CBE degree.  However, that may have changed.

I don't really care if it is "a USA based masters degree" or not :-) 
Just simply don't want the bad look of having four Masters degrees all from the same place on my CV!

[ss20ts]

Has anyone told you that you must list all of them?

[Sagan]

Re-using credits already used to earn a previous degree is unethical. It is why almost every university in the U.S. will not allow it, unless it is specifically provided for.

On the other hand, everything at the graduate level is negotiable, so as long as the subsequent school is fully aware of the situation and permits it anyway, that's their call.