ENEB Master Thread

[Messdiener]

The ENEB.es site has several degrees only offered in Spanish. I completed the "Coaching and Emotional Intelligence" degree program.

Are the Spanish-language courses available for the same discounted rates as the English ones?

Also, I'm not seeing the 'Coaching and Emotional Intelligence' program any longer, but there is a 'Coaching and Mindfulness' degree on offer now:

https://eneb.es/programas-formativos/mas...ndfulness/

Did your program have the same or roughly similar set of modules?

[cacoleman1983]

A validation degree from any obscure school is only worth it if it results in an official degree instead of a "propio" degree.  If not, I would just be happy with Validential's regionally accredited Master's equivalent evaluation and/or IEE's regionally accredited graduate certificate evaluation.

IEAD is certified by UDIMA (Distance University of Madrid) which means that this will be another propio.    If UDIMA is listed on the IEAD diploma and if UDIMA or IDEA issues their own transcript, it may be possible to have an evaluator review it through UDIMA as an official degree but I doubt that will be the case as it would be an identical evaluation to Universidad Isabel I.

I don't agree, because worth is a variable in this context and it has levels to it. For some, an RA graduate certificate equivalence is worth it. For others, an RA Bachelor's equivalence is worth it. For others still, a U.S. non-accredited Master's equivalence is worth it. Sure, an RA Master's equivalent is the most ideal, but it's not the only outcome that makes it worth it. And savvy student have squeezed value out of all of those outcomes.

I overgeneralized my first sentence which was not my intention.   Propio degrees are legitimate and worth it for the intent in which they are used as well as for life-long learning. The recognition of them while limited and ambiguous makes them still a great option to consider. My UCN Ph.D. degree is a validation of an Azteca propio degree in an inter-university program.  ENEB's Master's programs are non-accredited degrees alone but are validated by Universidad Isabel I as Master Titulo Propios.   In context,  I meant that if you were to pay for another degree for validation,  make sure it has more recognition than what you already have.   In the above cases,  having their partner schools was beneficial.  I don't see a worthwhile benefit for the validation of ENEB with IEAD as it will be a propio on top of another propio which would not improve the status of a foreign credential evaluation.

[Kal Di]

The ENEB.es site has several degrees only offered in Spanish. I completed the "Coaching and Emotional Intelligence" degree program.

Are the Spanish-language courses available for the same discounted rates as the English ones?

Also, I'm not seeing the 'Coaching and Emotional Intelligence' program any longer, but there is a 'Coaching and Mindfulness' degree on offer now:

https://eneb.es/programas-formativos/mas...ndfulness/

Did your program have the same or roughly similar set of modules?

It appears that they updated their academic programs. More than half of the courses are different from my "Coaching and Emotional Intelligence" program, but the number of courses are the same.

ENEB Spanish campus uses online offer sites to sell their degree programs like their English campus. I bought one on a site called OfertaSimple, but they use other ones specific to the Spanish-speaking customers.

[Messdiener]

The ENEB.es site has several degrees only offered in Spanish. I completed the "Coaching and Emotional Intelligence" degree program.

Are the Spanish-language courses available for the same discounted rates as the English ones?

Also, I'm not seeing the 'Coaching and Emotional Intelligence' program any longer, but there is a 'Coaching and Mindfulness' degree on offer now:

https://eneb.es/programas-formativos/mas...ndfulness/

Did your program have the same or roughly similar set of modules?

It appears that they updated their academic programs. More than half of the courses are different from my "Coaching and Emotional Intelligence" program, but the number of courses are the same.

ENEB Spanish campus uses online offer sites to sell their degree programs like their English campus. I bought one on a site called OfertaSimple, but they use other ones specific to the Spanish-speaking customers.

The newer program is less coaching specific and more business and project management focused. For me, that's a loss as I'd rather have more of the coaching & emotional skills than general business courses, but perhaps the newer combination of modules is in higher demand with their current student body.

[GameSlinger]

Since I just signed up for the MBA/Master exam option, does anyone have a ranking of which Masters they think would be easiest to complete? Several of them would be beneficial in the long term plans so thought I would just start with the easiest as I prep for harder ones.

MBA - Masters of Business Administration
Master in Human Resources Management
Master in Commerce Management and Marketing
Master in Digital Marketing and eCommerce
Master in Business and Corporate Communications
Master in Hotel Management and Tourism
Master in International Trade
Master in Project Management
Master in Supply Chain Management
Master in Management and Team Management
Master in Big Data and Business Intelligence

Definitely taking the MBA, but for the Masters I am torn between HR, Bus & Corp Communications, International Trade, Project Management, Supply Chain Management, Management and Team Management, and Big Data & Bus Intelligence. Looking for the easiest of those to start, but likely will return for 1 or 2 of the others later for the cost.

[mikeyindon]

Hi,

I just want to let you folks know that I have checked with the Ministry of Education of Indonesia (because I am originally from there), and they have previously evaluated ENEB degree in Project Management as an equivalent Master.

Might want to update the wiki (https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/ENEB)

Hi, fellow Indonesian here, currently taking MBA + Masters in Data Science.
Just wanna ask if any of you (Indonesian) have tried to do the MoE validation process for ENEB MBA?
If so, can you guys guide me throughout the process? 

Thanks Before !

[spree610]

This is what the pop-up says now regarding the multiple-choice exam when I logged into the campus today.


Discover Key Aspects of this methodology:
Exam Dates: The exam will be available from December 1st to April 30th, giving you the flexibility to complete it at your convenience. Graduation will take place in May, with an exact date to be confirmed.
Exam Design: This multiple-choice exam consists of 50 questions, with two chances to pass. You need to score 25 points (each question is worth 1 point) for success. Errors do not deduct points, and you will have a generous 2 hours to complete the exam, allowing you to approach it thoughtfully.
Learning Approach: Our method focuses on evaluating your understanding and assimilation of academic content, without the need for memorization. The current pass rate is over 94%. Before the exam, you will have access to practice multiple-choice exams following the same structure and logic as you have encountered in your subjects. This will enable you to prepare and feel confident, as some of those questions may even appear in your exam!

[bjcheung77]

Ah, so it's not started yet... Exam Dates: The exam will be available from December 1st to April 30th

[nykorn]

Since I just signed up for the MBA/Master exam option, does anyone have a ranking of which Masters they think would be easiest to complete? Several of them would be beneficial in the long term plans so thought I would just start with the easiest as I prep for harder ones.

MBA - Masters of Business Administration
Master in Human Resources Management
Master in Commerce Management and Marketing
Master in Digital Marketing and eCommerce
Master in Business and Corporate Communications
Master in Hotel Management and Tourism
Master in International Trade
Master in Project Management
Master in Supply Chain Management
Master in Management and Team Management
Master in Big Data and Business Intelligence

Definitely taking the MBA, but for the Masters I am torn between HR, Bus & Corp Communications, International Trade, Project Management, Supply Chain Management, Management and Team Management, and Big Data & Bus Intelligence. Looking for the easiest of those to start, but likely will return for 1 or 2 of the others later for the cost.

Instead of easiest subject-wise (we can really look up help for most of these online), in my opinion there's what is easiest translation-wise. From what I've seen so far, I thought the translation of the general MBA led to a more confusing text and mock test experience than the translation of the Hotel & Tourism. Maybe someone who has taken several can weigh in on that.

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I clicked to read the fine print for the exam testout. Whoops, guess I should have read that more closely before paying, because it looks like you may be screwing yourself over in credits by taking the test-out option. Their find print reads:

"The ECTS credits you will receive [from the exam method] are as follows:
• If you have taken the Global MBA exam: 90 ECTS
• If you have taken the Double Master’s exam: 72 ECTS
• If you have taken the MBA or Master’s exam: 60 ECTS"

Compare that to their normal site which reads:
MBA: 60 ECTS
MBA & Hotel/Tourism: 60 ECTS
MBA & Project Management: 60 ECTS
MBA & Management/Team Management: 120 ECTS
MBA & Supply Chain Management: 120 ECTS

They DID Email me saying the degree will be worth the same and all that. I am telling myself going to this school is just a big experiment anyways.

[spree610]

Since I just signed up for the MBA/Master exam option, does anyone have a ranking of which Masters they think would be easiest to complete? Several of them would be beneficial in the long term plans so thought I would just start with the easiest as I prep for harder ones.

MBA - Masters of Business Administration
Master in Human Resources Management
Master in Commerce Management and Marketing
Master in Digital Marketing and eCommerce
Master in Business and Corporate Communications
Master in Hotel Management and Tourism
Master in International Trade
Master in Project Management
Master in Supply Chain Management
Master in Management and Team Management
Master in Big Data and Business Intelligence

Definitely taking the MBA, but for the Masters I am torn between HR, Bus & Corp Communications, International Trade, Project Management, Supply Chain Management, Management and Team Management, and Big Data & Bus Intelligence. Looking for the easiest of those to start, but likely will return for 1 or 2 of the others later for the cost.

Instead of easiest subject-wise (we can really look up help for most of these online), in my opinion there's what is easiest translation-wise. From what I've seen so far, I thought the translation of the general MBA led to a more confusing text and mock test experience than the translation of the Hotel & Tourism. Maybe someone who has taken several can weigh in on that.

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I clicked to read the fine print for the exam testout. Whoops, guess I should have read that more closely before paying,  because it looks like you may be screwing yourself over in credits by taking the test-out option. Their find print reads:

"The ECTS credits you will receive [from the exam method] are as follows:
• If you have taken the Global MBA exam: 90 ECTS
• If you have taken the Double Master’s exam: 72 ECTS
• If you have taken the MBA or Master’s exam: 60 ECTS"

Compare that to their normal site which reads:
MBA: 60 ECTS
MBA & Hotel/Tourism: 60 ECTS
MBA & Project Management: 60 ECTS
MBA & Management/Team Management: 120 ECTS
MBA & Supply Chain Management: 120 ECTS

They DID Email me saying the degree will be worth the same and all that. I am telling myself going to this school is just a big experiment anyways.

Probably because of the legal info https://eneb.com/legal-advice/

ECTS Credits

LA ESCUELA DE NEGOCIOS EUROPEA DE BARCELONA – INTERNACIONAL S.L . has signed a collaboration agreement with Universidad Isabel I for the accreditation of all its training programs. This agreement allows all Master’s, Postgraduate and Higher Education Courses offered by ENEB to be endorsed and issued by la Universidad Isabel I, which is within the European Higher Education Area by granting ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) credits, guaranteeing the homogeneity and quality of studies.

ECTS credits for each of the training programs are as follows:

MBA + Master’s Degree: 72 ECTS
Master’s Degree: 60 ECTS
Postgraduate Course: 12 ECTS
Higher Education Course: 2 ECTS
The agreement signed between ENEB and the University Isabel I specifies that the maximum number of ECTS credits a student can obtain in a year is 90 ECTS.

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Also, apparently you can pay for a third attempt at the test if you dont pass on the first two.

1. Change of Methodology to Test Type Exam – Terms and Conditions to change from Classic methodology of evaluation to Fast-Paced methodology of evaluation are as follow:
   
   8.1. The review period will be in effect exclusively during the time of the corresponding campaign for which you have accessed the product. This methodology will only be available for the moment for students enrolled in training programs before July 1, 2023.
   
   8.2. Within the framework of multiple-choice exam campaigns, students will be able to complete a multiple-choice exam consisting of 50 questions. You have two tries. To pass, it is required to achieve a minimum score of 25 points, with a value of 1 point per question. No penalty will be applied for incorrect answers. You will have a period of 2 hours to complete the exam.
   
   8.3. You have the opportunity to take a third attempt at the exam, paying the corresponding renewal fees, as long as the completion of this third attempt is within the ordinary period according to the corresponding campaign.
   
   8.4. Linked Training Programs: In the context of campaigns, it is not possible to opt for the multiple choice exam methodology for some training programs and maintain the classic methodology for others. If you are enrolled in two or more training programs, you must complete the multiple-choice exam for all of them.
   
   8.5. Limit of Exams: You can take a maximum of 3 multiple-choice exams, corresponding to your training programs. No more than three exams are allowed.
   
   8.6. Extension Deadline: If you anticipate that you will not be able to complete the exam within the established deadline, ENEB offers the possibility of extending the completion date by paying the corresponding fees. The prices for extension are as follows: 2 months (69 euros), 6 months (89 euros) and 12 months (129 euros). These rates are subject to modification if the school considers it.
   
   8.7. Diplomas: At the end of the multiple-choice exam, you can begin the process of obtaining the diplomas of your training programs completed with the multiple-choice exam. Diploma issuance prices vary depending on the format and delivery location. You can consult the ordinary fees for issuing diplomas through evaluations@eneb.es.