European Institute of Applied Science

[GoNo]

Please advise if this institute is accredited :
European Institute of Applied Science
and Management, o.p.s.,
Pod Vodárenskou věží 4
18200 Praha 8
Czech Republic

[ashkir]

Hello GoNo I split your post out from another thread.

Where are you located in the world, and where do you want your degree accredited to? It's really up to each country's education systems to accredit degrees or give it an equivelent.

The sschool you listed is accredited in the UK by Accreditation Service for International Schools, Colleges and Universities (ASIC). However they do not have a royal charter which means they're not a gold standard.

[Messdiener]

Hello GoNo I split your post out from another thread.

Where are you located in the world, and where do you want your degree accredited to? It's really up to each country's education systems to accredit degrees or give it an equivelent.

The sschool you listed is accredited in the UK by  Accreditation Service for International Schools, Colleges and Universities (ASIC). However they do not have a royal charter which means they're not a gold standard.

Presumably, the first question should be whether the institute in question is institutionally accredited in their home jurisdiction (in this case, Czechia).

[GoNo]

Hello GoNo I split your post out from another thread.

Where are you located in the world, and where do you want your degree accredited to? It's really up to each country's education systems to accredit degrees or give it an equivelent.

The sschool you listed is accredited in the UK by  Accreditation Service for International Schools, Colleges and Universities (ASIC). However they do not have a royal charter which means they're not a gold standard.

I am based in South Africa and would like to use the qualification in South Africa and in Europe. I would like to work professionally in either an academic or business setting. I intend to apply for C-Level positions.

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Hello GoNo I split your post out from another thread.

Where are you located in the world, and where do you want your degree accredited to? It's really up to each country's education systems to accredit degrees or give it an equivelent.

The sschool you listed is accredited in the UK by  Accreditation Service for International Schools, Colleges and Universities (ASIC). However they do not have a royal charter which means they're not a gold standard.

Presumably, the first question should be whether the institute in question is institutionally accredited in their home jurisdiction (in this case, Czechia).

That would be helpful. I personally do not intend to work in the Czech Republic

[Tomas]

Whether the institue is accredited in the home jurisdiction is not of your interest due to possibility of working there, but because on that depends whether it will be recognized in other countries.
The institution offering it is not a college nor university, it is not accredited in Czech republic, therefore the diplomas should not be recognized as equivalent to bachelor nor master degree in most if not all European countries, for academic work especially.
Whether ASIC is worth something in some countries, that I don't know.

[GoNo]

Whether the institue is accredited in the home jurisdiction is not of your interest due to possibility of working there, but because on that depends whether it will be recognized in other countries.
The institution offering it is not a college nor university, it is not accredited in Czech republic, therefore the diplomas should not be recognized as equivalent to bachelor nor master degree in most if not all European countries, for academic work especially.
Whether ASIC is worth something in some countries, that I don't know.

So basically the college is a diploma mill?

[Tomas]

It is not a college.
Diploma mill is place where you mail in check and receive degree back, here it seems there is a real study behind, not sure though.

Basically, in Czech republic and other countries, MBA etc. is NOT part of school system, but a professional level of study and thus completely unregulated.

If you want to study abroad, and it is not just for fun and knowledge, always check whether the place you want to study at is a locally accredited college and university. And whether the program they are offering is also accredited (as in some, though relatively rare cases, accredited colleges offer unaccredited programs).

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For Czech republic, the list to check against is at https://msmt.gov.cz/vzdelavani/vysoke-sk...kol-v-cr-3
and registry at https://regvssp.msmt.cz/registrvssp/

[bjcheung77]

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