ENEB Master Thread

[cacoleman1983]

Omg really? :O

here it says that it still evaluates that as a bachelors.

https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/ENEB

I guess we should update that.

what is FCE btw?

FCE should be Foreign Credential Evaluation/Evaluator

Having read through the hundreds of pages of posts in this thread, I believe ECE requires that you have the UI1 diploma too when submitting for evaluation. This is also true for IEE.

Has anyone tried an IEE assessment after completing a course using agile methods? Are the results of the assessment the same as the classical approach

Hi, IEE evaluated the 3 masters I got from ENEB as Graduate Certificate in Business Admin, Big Data and BI and PM. They gave 2.5 units per subject, 32.5 for MBA, 17.5 for BDBI and 10 units for PM since there are recurring subjects from the three. No distinction if the course is taken in agile or classic method. Did mjne in agile and got all A in the course by course evaluation. Did also evalution from Validential and equated the 3 Masters as equivalent US RA. They gave 30 units for each Master a total of 90, MBA has 2.3 units per subject and BDBI and PM has 2.7 units per subject. GWA is also written. Hope this helps.

That's really interesting because 3 Masters degrees is suppose to equate to 90 ECTS according to ENEB's new policy.   The Masters degrees you received are the exact requirements for the Global MBA which is 90 ECTS / 45 graduate hours.   Validential kept their conversions the same by giving you 60 ECTS / 30 graduate hours for each Masters while IEE did an overlap on the credits equaling out to 60 graduate hours.   It just shows that there is no exact science to these evaluations and the foreign credential evaluator's policies and critiques vary so wildly.  I plan to use a different evaluator for data collection and to see what differences will arise.