ENEB New Master Thread

[IHatePickingUsernames]

I didn't realize the cost for the ENEB portion had risen so much!  Mines were between $400 to $500 for my dual Masters and the MBA in total with Universidad Isabel I certifications included.  This was from Fall 2024 to Spring 2025 and was likely because I took advantage of the seasonal scholarships.    

In any case,   the Unimarconi Master would be the best bet without the Universidad Isabel I certification alone.    They also have several scholarships at Unimarconi as well which may be possible to obtain while pursuing the ENEB program.

I got in at the beginning and got my dual master's degrees for just $300. That was when they awarded two separate master's degrees, issued PDF diplomas for both degrees and both certifications (Spanish for Business and Coaching and NLP), and provided PDF copies of the transcripts for both degrees all for free. The only extra money that needed to be paid was if we wanted a hard copy of the diplomas and/or apostilled diplomas. Other than that, I don't remember any other fees except if you needed an extension to complete your program you got one 6-month extension for free and any additional ones cost $50.

[TedvanderParre]

Hello everyone,

I am considering enrolling in one of the new ENEB and Università degli Studi Guglielmo Marconi master's pathways and I would like to hear from people who have already gone through the process.

I have a few questions:
1. How did the admission and enrollment process go?
2. Were there any issues during the initial registration phase?
3. Did anyone experience problems uploading or having their previous diplomas and transcripts verified?
4. How long did it take before you received confirmation from UniMarconi?
5. Is this pathway different from the traditional Italian university model (Laurea Magistrale / Level I Master), or is it essentially the same qualification with a different delivery model?
6. Has anyone already completed the program and received the final UniMarconi degree?
7. If possible, would someone be willing to share an anonymized copy of the diploma or diploma supplement, with personal information removed? I am particularly interested in how the qualification is described on the official documents.

One reason I am interested is that UniMarconi is an officially recognized Italian university and appears on government and international higher education recognition lists. This means the qualification may be eligible for evaluation by many institutions and credential recognition bodies across Europe.

I am especially interested in hearing about any practical issues encountered during the early stages of the process, document verification, communication with ENEB or UniMarconi, and the overall student experience.

Thank you in advance for any information you can share.

[Habitus]

Hi there,

regarding the Uni Marconi master does anybody know more about the "university fees" (which seem to be additional):

"Upon completing the program you will receive two credentials. The first is the ENEB private diploma, issued free of charge in digital format once the program is successfully completed. The second, subject to payment of university fees, is the Máster Universitario di I livello issued by the Università degli Studi di Roma “Guglielmo Marconi” — 60 ECTS, EQF Level 7 — in physical format only."

[akr680]

I purchased the ENEB Master in Supply Chain course about 4 months back (enrolled in February 2026), and I am finally getting ready to dive into the coursework. Since it is completely self-paced, I want to make sure I start on the right foot.

For those who have already completed this specific program or are well into it, do you have any tips on:
Project Structure: What is the best way to approach the final module projects or case studies?
Course Sequencing: Are there specific core supply chain or logistics modules I should tackle first to build momentum?
Study Pace: How do you balance the workload with a full-time professional schedule?
I would love to hear any advice, strategy tips, or templates that helped you navigate the campus platform efficiently.
Thanks in advance for the help!

[Jimccc]

I purchased the ENEB Master in Supply Chain course about 4 months back (enrolled in February 2026), and I am finally getting ready to dive into the coursework. Since it is completely self-paced, I want to make sure I start on the right foot.

For those who have already completed this specific program or are well into it, do you have any tips on:
Project Structure: What is the best way to approach the final module projects or case studies?
Course Sequencing: Are there specific core supply chain or logistics modules I should tackle first to build momentum?
Study Pace: How do you balance the workload with a full-time professional schedule?
I would love to hear any advice, strategy tips, or templates that helped you navigate the campus platform efficiently.
Thanks in advance for the help!

I am downloading the course material, converting it into chaptered markdown files. Then I am building a vector knowledgebase (RAG). 
I can then search against the supplied course material on my own device. Probably complicated but it was fun to setup and learn.

See:
https://www.trychroma.com/products/chromadb
https://markaicode.com/create-knowledge-...-chromadb/

[artem]

I can confirm that 18 credits from ENEB studies were transferred into my MBA program.

ENEB can be a cheap source for graduate-level credits.

[Cronerl]

I can confirm that 18 credits from ENEB studies were transferred into my MBA program.

ENEB can be a cheap source for graduate-level credits.

Which university accepted it and which FCE did you use?

[artem]

I can confirm that 18 credits from ENEB studies were transferred into my MBA program.

ENEB can be a cheap source for graduate-level credits.

Which university accepted it and which FCE did you use?

UoPeople accepted 6 courses, which are 50% of the program.
I used IEE for evaluation.

[Em2810]

Does IU1 accept student from eneb for master program with the option of transferring some credits???

[Cronerl]

UoPeople accepted 6 courses, which are 50% of the program.
I used IEE for evaluation.

Which courses in the UoPeople MBA program are accepted for transfer? Did IEE give each course 3 units or 2.5 units for each course?