Graham International University

[wee2222]

Hi

May i check with your views on this Uni - I receive a email abt them offering afforadbale mba n dba

appreciate if anyone can advice on this matter

[Tomas]

There was a long thread about it here but somehow it disappeared...
Depends on what you need the degree for, as its usefulness is fairly limited due to their "accreditations".
In similar league, ACLAS might be cheaper: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...even-legal

[wee2222]

There was a long thread about it here but somehow it disappeared...
Depends on what you need the degree for, as its usefulness is fairly limited due to their "accreditations".
In similar league, ACLAS might be cheaper: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...even-legal

so is their accreditation valid or "diploma millish" type because some of them seems legit from my reading.
I may enroll in their vae route for eductaion because i teach art

[Tomas]

It depends on what you need the degree for. Also, in which country, I guess QAHE accreditation might mean something in some countries, mostly in Asia.

Where I live, using degree from this institute would in many cases have negative effect (for jobs that require university degree) to strongly negative effect (jobs that require doctorate), it would be considered diploma mill (although strictly speaking diploma mill is probably where you buy a paper, but at GIU there might be some study involved).
But that doesn't necessarily mean much to people considering to use it in some other country or for some other reason.

[wee2222]

It depends on what you need the degree for. Also, in which country, I guess QAHE accreditation might mean something in some countries, mostly in Asia.

Where I live, using degree from this institute would in many cases have negative effect (for jobs that require university degree) to strongly negative effect (jobs that require doctorate), it would be considered diploma mill (although strictly speaking diploma mill is probably where you buy a paper, but at GIU there might be some study involved).
But that doesn't necessarily mean much to people considering to use it in some other country or for some other reason.

ahhh ic because i am based in malaysia so i think its is a 50/50 need for it

[Tomas]

I can only guess based on https://www.qahe.org/partnership-and-recognition/ and some other mentions of Malaysia on QAHE website that their accreditation might be worthless in Malaysia.
Your best bet is to consult local laws, as for which foreign degrees are recognized in Malaysia - if you need a locally recognized degree. And/or check with local degree recognition agencies or authorities.

Also, if they are really accredited in Kyrgyzstan, depending on what exactly that accreditation there means, perhaps there might be a way to make such degree recognized in some other countries based on that. That would require further investigation and probably quite some effort to go through if at all possible.

[newdegree]

Henry Harvin Education has ranked Graham International University (GIU) as one of the best for an honorary doctorate degree in Bahrain.


https://www.henryharvin.com/blog/best-ho...n-bahrain/

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There was a long thread about it here but somehow it disappeared...
Depends on what you need the degree for, as its usefulness is fairly limited due to their "accreditations".
In similar league, ACLAS might be cheaper: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...even-legal

so is their accreditation valid or "diploma millish" type because some of them seems legit from my reading.
I may enroll in their vae route for eductaion because i teach art

Graham International University’s nationally recognized accreditation from Independent Institute of Accreditation, Rating, and Certification (IARC) is recognized and authorized by the Ministry of Education and Science (MES) of Kyrgyzstan. MES is the major administrative authority in charge of implementing state policy and exercising control in the fields of education and science, as well as state control over the availability and quality of education, protecting Kyrgyz citizens’ constitutional right to education. MES works in collaboration with other executive branches, local governments, public associations, and scientific organizations. MES is recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) via CHEA International Quality Group (CIQG).

It’s a degree mill please stop coming to the forum to try to advertise your operation with fake accounts asking questions. No one here is interested.

[bjcheung77]

@wee222 - just wondering if you have checked out other institutions? There are similarly priced degree options that are from those Spanish universities, if you know the language, it'll be easier. Otherwise, some people may use Google Translate and other options to get the written work done.

It’s a degree mill please stop coming to the forum to try to advertise your operation with fake accounts asking questions. No one here is interested.

Not sure what happened to that thread, but, I mentioned that GIU wasn't accredited properly and I would refrain from taking anything there.

[newdegree]

@wee222 - just wondering if you have checked out other institutions?  There are similarly priced degree options that are from those Spanish universities, if you know the language, it'll be easier.  Otherwise, some people may use Google Translate and other options to get the written work done.

It’s a degree mill please stop coming to the forum to try to advertise your operation with fake accounts asking questions. No one here is interested.

Not sure what happened to that thread, but, I mentioned that GIU wasn't accredited properly and I would refrain from taking anything there.

same i went looking for it but you see the trend here where a new account with their first post comes on to degreeforum asking questions and then a representative from the school answers that question who has never been a part of the forum. They are attempting to fish new students into their scam degreemill.

[FakePhDInvestigator]

Graham University is accredited by the Graham International Accreditation Agency which is also run by Frankie Graham Jr. I don't even know how anyone can take this seriously. I looked into it in detail and the guy lives in Vietnam, has four different US offices registered, and seems to spend most of his time trying to get more and more sketchy third-world accreditation. The "university" is a one-man show. None of the professors supposedly teaching there even mention Graham University on their LinkedIn, CV, or bio. This is as much of a worthless diploma mill as has ever existed.