Should we consider London School & Management & Technology (LSMT) DBA?

[aaronkwok2]

A marketing agent has been texting and calling me and I did my homework per below findings. Is London School of Management and Technology (LSMT, UK) accredited? After doing personal research, here’s what I found — LSMT is not a UK-recognised university. It is a private company (Euro American UK Ltd) and does not appear on the UK government’s official list of degree-awarding bodies. Despite the use of “London” in its name, it has no approval from UK higher education regulators such as OfS, QAA, or Ofqual. Honorary Doctorates are marketed through agents for £4,000–£10,000 with no academic requirement; they are ceremonial, not earned. MBA and DBA programs offered have no proven academic rigour or recognition from employers or credible universities. Affiliations with bodies like QAHE and Eurogroup may sound impressive but are private and not official accreditors. The website uses a ".org.uk" domain instead of the official ".ac.uk" reserved for real UK universities — a major red flag. Agent promotions are often done through WhatsApp or Telegram with “limited-time” phrases to pressure buyers. There are no clear faculty members, no academic board, and no real campus shown. The school name includes “London” to sound prestigious, but it is not linked to any public institution. It also operates under various names and partner sites, making it harder to trace. There are no verified alumni, and such awards are rarely acknowledged by media or employers. Conclusion: Be cautious. These honorary titles or degrees may look prestigious, but they lack real academic value and can damage your credibility if questioned. Always verify recognition before committing.

[bjcheung77]

Thanks for that info, somewhat of a run on paragraph, but has all the info right there! Yes, please be diligent in your own personal research before you apply for any type of educational institution, dig deep into their history/roots and make sure they're valid institutions beforehand...

[aaronkwok2]

A marketing agent has been texting and calling me and I did my homework per below findings. Is London School of Management and Technology (LSMT, UK) accredited? After doing personal research, here’s what I found; LSMT is not a UK-recognised university. It is a private company (Euro American UK Ltd) and does not appear on the UK government’s official list of degree-awarding bodies. Despite the use of “London” in its name, it has no approval from UK higher education regulators such as OfS, QAA, or Ofqual. Honorary Doctorates are marketed through agents for £4,000–£10,000 with no academic requirement; they are ceremonial, not earned. MBA and DBA programs offered have no proven academic rigour or recognition from employers or credible universities. Affiliations with bodies like QAHE and Eurogroup may sound impressive but are private and not official accreditors. The website uses a ".org.uk" domain instead of the official ".ac.uk" reserved for real UK universities — a major red flag. Agent promotions are often done through WhatsApp or Telegram with “limited-time” phrases to pressure buyers. There are no clear faculty members, no academic board, and no real campus shown. The school name includes “London” to sound prestigious, but it is not linked to any public institution. It also operates under various names and partner sites, making it harder to trace. There are no verified alumni, and such awards are rarely acknowledged by media or employers. Conclusion: Be cautious. These honorary titles or degrees may look prestigious, but they lack real academic value and can damage your credibility if questioned. Always verify recognition before committing.

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Updates...

1) European Institute of Management & Technology or EIMT and London School of Management & Technology or LSMT are brands, not separate legal entities.
Therefore, they sit under Euro-American Education GmbH and operate as trading names.

2) They have no special “brand approval” as schools/institutes/universities.
Thus, what exists is company/trade-name registration, maybe a trademark, plus private badges (QAHE/ASIC). Not state university status.

3) Why they don’t set up using EIMT and LSMT as a legal entity? Answer - cost and flexibility.
Therefore, one GmbH = lower fees, one audit, quick pivots, easy to abandon a tarnished brand, and A/B test markets.

4) Why buyers still choose brands: perception beats paperwork.
Paris/Swiss halo, aggressive agent ads, big discounts, gala photos, “globally accredited” wording, and most people don’t check registers.