Unidema Transcripts?

[Kalas]

I know Unidema's digital certificates are ugly and have basic spelling errors from people laughing at them on the sister forum, but do Unidema degrees have a transcript that could potentially evaluate as something useful? I sent them an email in Spanish but they didn't seem to think my money was worth the time it takes to type si or no and hit send. So the same high quality customer service you would expect from ENEB or Manuel from Fawlty Towers appears to be alive and well at Unidema/ETSINE.

I'm asking because Unidema is currently currently running a Groupon offering 14 degrees for 81.49EUR. It'll be valid for another 3 days after this post. You get 2 years to complete as many of them as you can.

https://www.groupon.es/deals/unidema-54

The course materials are...fine. I guess. Unidema uses the SOBAT model of letting you do the content for free and charging for the credential so you don't need to buy it if you only want to do it for the learning experience. But if you're not doing it for a credential, you're probably better off reading a book in English. Nothing I did was worth the hassle of machine translation.

[NotJoeBiden]

Are their degrees accredited or even backed up by a university at all?

[MichaelGates]

Are their degrees accredited or even backed up by a university at all?

Unidema rarely answers messages. No transcripts.  Being accredited is an American thing. Spain. These courses are currently authorized by law under Spain's Royal Decree 822/2021.

[Mems88]

As previously mentioned, unfortunately, Unidema hardly responds to emails at all.

There isn’t an official transcript, but they do have something similar, which they refer to as a certificate. It looks like what I have here. Unfortunately, there was an error with the date, which they never corrected and have not responded to my email about.



https://i.postimg.cc/JzRyp0Nc/IMG-5332.jpg

[MichaelGates]

Unidema just changed their diplomas slightly. New logo and a place to have an identification number. You can add the DNi (identification number) to your account and it will be added to all diplomas. Being in the United States, my ID number is the one on my driver's license, as I would not use my social security number. So if you got a diploma in the past, you can go to your account and download a new one.