Formacion Alcala is offering Unimarconi Official Masters, similar to ENEB, for €2,725. They offer them in various medical-adjacent fields and are only in Spanish, but with a translator, they might be a competitive offer for those interested. 

https://www.formacionalcala.com/es/

Most, if not all, of these come with free certificates.

UN Organisations:

• UN Development Programme: https://www.learningfornature.org/en/course-offerings/
  
• Department of Economic and Social Affairs: https://capacity.desa.un.org/digital-learning-centre
  
• UN Office on Drugs and Crime: https://www.unodc.org/elearning/en/courses/public.html
  
• International Atomic Energy Agency: https://www.iaea.org/services/education-...ds=&page=0
  
• UN Industrial Development Organization: https://hub.unido.org/training-modules
  
• UN Women: https://portal.trainingcentre.unwomen.org/
  
• UNESCO: https://openlearning.unesco.org/courses
  
• International Telecommunication Union: https://academy.itu.int/training-courses...All&page=0
  
• Food and Agriculture Organization: https://elearning.fao.org/local/search/?...IifQ%3D%3D
  
• UN Institute for Training and Research: https://event.unitar.org/full-catalog?se...ced&page=0
  
• Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific: https://e-learning.unescap.org/thematicarea
  
• Economic Commission for Latin America: https://www.cepal.org/en/activity-list/c...e_method=1
  
• UNICEF: https://agora.unicef.org/local/catalogue...ters[]=363
  
• UN System Staff College: https://www.unssc.org/courses?field_cour...t%3A500662
  
• One UN Climate Change: https://unccelearn.org/courses/?language=en
  
• UN Info Portal on Multilateral Environmental Agreements: https://elearning.informea.org/#course7
  
• International Labour Organization: https://www.itcilo.org/courses
  

• UN SDG: https://www.unsdglearn.org/learning/
  

• Council of Europe (EU): https://help.elearning.ext.coe.int/local...ourses.php
  
• International Trade Center: https://learning.intracen.org/blocks/itc.../index.php
  
• Amnesty International: https://academy.amnesty.org/learn/catalog/view/37
  

Going for General studies with this hodge podge of credits...I am older 54 year old, so gathered things along the way.
Not much for writing, prefer tests/short essays.

Which should be my next classes that fit criteria.  The 431 was just how I hope they all are. 



Your Location: Texas
Your Age:54
What kind of degree do you want?:General Studies
Current Regional Accredited Credits:

Union College Total Credits: 38

ETAMUC Credits: 6
CBE 338 U Talent Ldrshp in HR 3 (waiting on grade)
CBE 431 U Developing Global Comp Ldrs 3 A

Current ACE, CLEP, or NCCRS Credits:

Sophia Total Credits: 38

Coursera Total Credits: 33
Google Cybersercutiy Certificate V2: 9
Google IT Support Cert. V2: 15
Google Project Mngmt. V2: 3 L, 6 UL


Any certifications or military experience?Army Civil Affairs, 3UL public admin, 3L Cross-Cultural Communication,5L basic training(bunch of 1's')
Budget: As needed.
Commitments:
Dedicated time to study: A few hours a day/all day, retired so depends on HDL(honey do List).
Timeline: ASAP, why not, getting old!
Tuition assistance/reimbursement:Statford loans, pell grants.

I am making this post to create a thread to talk about ISEB and UNISEB outside of the ENEB thread. ISEB offers Universidad Isabel I propios, with a few additional topics not offered by ENEB, all in Spanish: https://iseb.es/

I am no expert, but hopefully those who are will hop on. For example, I don't understand the difference between ISEB and UNISEB in terms of getting a UI1 propio.

Looking over the course curricula, they seem more robust than masstercursos/CLEA: https://www.masstercursos.com/

IDK anything about how ISEB, UNISEB, and Masstercursos get evaluated.

Hi guys, I am new to this forum, so be gentle please.

I teach at a Thai university & have a MBA. I would like to get a small salary bump, for completing a doctorate.

I suppose an Asian institution would be best, but am open to suggestions. Price is everything - not prestige. As long as it is accredited in its country, I'm happy and so is my university.

Many thanks in advance for any and all suggestions. Have a great day.

confusing post title, I know 
but wasn't sure of a better way to write it 

These two courses are offered online through Stony Brook University -- which is part of SUNY (State University of New York)


Applied Calculus III
AMS-261-30
Stony Brook University

You will learn the same curriculum as our on-campus students
Vector algebra and analytic geometry in two and three dimensions; multivariable differential calculus and tangent planes; multivariable integral calculus; optimization and Lagrange multipliers; vector calculus including Green's and Stokes's theorems. May not be taken for credit in addition to MAT 203 or 205.

Course Area: Statistics
Level: Lower Level Undergraduate
Dates: 01-06-2026 - 01-23-2026

https://explore.suny.edu/courses/1384885

https://www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/ams/a...ams261.php

Applied Calculus IV: Differential Equations
AMS-361-30
Stony Brook University

You will learn the same curriculum as our on-campus students
Homogeneous and inhomogeneous linear differential equations; systems of linear differential equations; solution with power series and Laplace transforms; partial differential equations and Fourier series. May not be taken for credit in addition to the equivalent MAT 303.

Course Area: Statistics
Level: Upper Level Undergraduate
Dates: 01-06-2026 - 01-23-2026

https://explore.suny.edu/courses/1384892

https://www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/ams/a...ses/ams361

but as you can see they are in the statistics area -- AMS 261 and AMS 361
they are not in the math area 

https://www.math.stonybrook.edu/MAT203

https://www.math.stonybrook.edu/MAT303

so for a bachelors in mathematics from TESU, does TESU accept courses that are not designated as math courses, but are the equivalent ?

I noticed with the Ace National Guide under Coursera that Google released a course titled: Google IT Automation with Python Professional Certificate 


Seems like it was just recently published and worth about 16 credits: https://www.acenet.edu/National-Guide/Pa...0d3a33232a


Introduction to Python Programming (Lower-Level, 3 credits)

Introduction to Operating Systems (Lower-Level, 3 credits)

Introduction to Computer Programming (Lower-Level, 3 credits)

Software Development Using Python (Lower-Level, 3 credits)

Cloud Technologies (Lower-Level, 3 credits)

Career Development (Lower-Level, 1 credit)

I already have an MBA from a regionally accredited school and some ENEB certificates evaluated as grad level credits. I also have the MAOL.

Now I’m looking to move on to a doctorate. I want a PhD mainly for professional credibility, not for teaching or academic work. I do consulting in healthcare and run a few business and legal-related projects.

I’ve been considering a few options:
• DHA and PhD
• PhD and DBA
• DHA and DBA

My main goal is to strengthen my credentials for credibility with investors and clients. Employers and investors in my field usually like seeing a PhD, DBA, or DHA background. I know some people here may not like “fast” or low-cost options, but I’m just looking for something realistic and legitimate.

Ideally, I want something that can be finished in about a year, especially if transfer credits are accepted. I have a lot of graduate credits in business and healthcare, so if I could transfer those and focus mainly on the dissertation or oral defense, that would be ideal. I don’t mind completing a dissertation or oral defense, which I know is usually mandatory for PhDs except for a few doctorates like the DHA.

I’ve been accepted to OKSTATE for spring and also got an offer from VUL. Kairos looks solid but would take around four years at $600 per term, which is longer than I’d like. Williamswood said they could accept up to 50% transfer credit and quoted around $20k total if everything transfers, which seems reasonable.

I’m also curious if anyone knows of a PhD under $15k that is flexible, maybe competency-based, or can be completed faster. I’ve looked at UK top-up programs that take a Level 8 qualification to top up the last two years of a DBA at UClan. That seems like the fastest route I’ve seen so far.

If anyone has suggestions, I would really appreciate it. Thanks!

I’m currently enrolled in a residential MPA program in the Midwest. You can transfer in up to 9 credits. The program director appears fairly flexible in accepting coursework from related fields (e.g., Sociology, Criminal Justice, Business).

Like many graduate programs, this one offers minimal scholarship funding — which I expected. While the per-credit cost isn’t outrageous, it’s also not the most affordable. I’m looking for recommendations on where I could earn some Public Administration or closely related graduate credits at a lower cost to transfer in. Ideally, I would like to take courses as a non-degree-seeking student to avoid a full application process, if that’s even an option. Thanks in advance.