ENEB Master Thread

[BadSquirrelBeta]

Hello...I submitted a Final Project for Corporate Emotional Intelligence after taking about a month and a half break from coursework.  Has anyone else completed this course?  

Also, I requested Convalidada/Course Exemptions for the following 5 courses to see if I can finish both the upgraded HR Management & Talent Management and the new Master in Coaching and Mindfulness I enrolled in this past summer:

(CM) Decision Making
(CM) Mentoring
(CM) Occupational Welfare

(HRTM) Strategic People Management
(HRTM) Talent Management

17 email attachments with course completion certificates, professional certification support documents, my transcript and diploma from an iMBA program (really, really over MBA curriculum here -- LOL) and payment receipt for the (hopefully) magic Course Exemption Fee.   

Has anyone had recent Exemptions granted for coursework?  Still finding myself quite burned out from project and academic pursuits, but I am excited for the possibility to finish a new degree program for Coaching and Mindfulness.

[dutchdragon]

I'm not sure I understand why one would want the Global MBA as a single degree, over three separate masters?

For me personally I already have degrees and:

Bachelor in computer science => masters in data science => global mba

looks better on my resume than

Bachelor in computer science => master in data science => 3 separate other degrees.

I think in my situation, it dilutes the perceived value of the individual degrees.

[slammX]

I'm planning to start the Global MBA from ENEB fairly soon.

what would be the cheapest way to do this? How often do discount deals for the global Mba pop up? 

Thanks for the help in advance

I think you could likely use that link to get the English Global MBA. The Global MBA is not a specific program but rather the MBA plus two Master's degrees. I believe Customer Service mentioned that you will not receive a separate diploma indicating 'Global MBA.'

299 for a Double Program (2 Master's or 1 MBA + 1 Master's) is a common discounted price. They frequently offer discounts.

The cheapest way to complete the program is to choose the essay-based version. It's probably also where you’ll learn the most, as it emphasizes applying theory to practice rather than just preparing for a test. Additionally, accepting the digital certificates will save costs.

I'm doing the program mainly for the learning experience. Instead of just reading some books, I find the curriculum decent. I'm still on the old version of the program, and while the material isn’t very modern and seems to have been translated from Spanish, I consider the content good, especially for the price.

I already have two regular Bachelor's degrees and an LL.M. from top-rated traditional universities in my country, so I’m not using ENEB to earn credits or a diploma.

Thanks for your response. From the looks of things, doing the 3 masters separately would likely be a lot cheaper.

You state that just taking the 3 masters would be the same as doing the global mba program. However, the comment below of this same thread, makes it seem like the 3 separate masters are some courses short of the global MBA, and are not the exact same. Does anyone have any more info on this?

Per the course validation guide the old MBA + BI + PM programs together are actually 8 courses short of the Global MBA. Even the new MBA + BI + PM still falls 4 courses short of the Global MBA. 

I also asked ENEB whether I could get the Global MBA instead of the 3 separate Masters - they said no as I would need to complete the 8 additional courses first. This was before any of my diplomas had been processed.

I did a course by course comparison across the four programs. If you do the new MBA + Big Data + Project Management, you would still have to complete the following subjects from the Global MBA, unless you completed them as part of a different program:

1. Commercial Distribution
   
2. Fintech and Blockchain
   
3. Human Resources and Business
   
4. Process Quality
   

If you completed completed the old MBA + Big Data + Project Management, per the ENEB validation guide of old courses to new courses, you would still be short the following subjects:

1. Fintech and Blockchain
   
2. Human Resources and Business
   
3. Management Accounting
   
4. Marketing Analytics
   
5. Marketing Strategy
   
6. Operations Management
   
7. Strategic Management
   
8. Talent Management
   

You would get credits for Human Resources and Business if you did either of the following three subjects under the old programs:

1. Corporate Communication
   
2. Human Resources Management
   
3. Occupational Risks Prevention
   

You would get credits for Operations Management if you did either of the following three subjects under the old programs:

1. Warehouse Management
   
2. International Trade III
   

That said, ENEB requires that you still enroll for a program and pay the fee before they give you the credits, just like you had to pay the full price for the old Project Management course despite having done more than 60% of the coursework under the old MBA program. You'd have to enroll for the Global MBA first - the fact that you might have completed all the subjects as part of other courses would be irrelevant to them. And so far I haven't seen any discounts for that program anywhere (unless you're doing it in Spanish, or the Spanish discount works for the English school too).


I've attached the subject validation guide so you can see for yourself.

NOT TURE.Global MBA only MBA+MASTER BI+MPM.I have - verified this with the school

I can't comment on what ENEB told you, but in my experience ENEB havs been incredibly inconsistent with their advice.

The only reason I did the triple Masters was because ENEB told me I could get a single diploma instead of three separate diplomas. By the time I was done with all three programs they told me it doesn't work that way - I would be getting the the three diplomas separately. 

So if you're going by a single email response from ENEB I would suggest you email them again and rephrase. You might just find that they give you a completely different response. Or if you're really unlucky, perhaps that response will only come after you've already put in months of work.

[Xin]

I think you could likely use that link to get the English Global MBA. The Global MBA is not a specific program but rather the MBA plus two Master's degrees. I believe Customer Service mentioned that you will not receive a separate diploma indicating 'Global MBA.'

299 for a Double Program (2 Master's or 1 MBA + 1 Master's) is a common discounted price. They frequently offer discounts.

The cheapest way to complete the program is to choose the essay-based version. It's probably also where you’ll learn the most, as it emphasizes applying theory to practice rather than just preparing for a test. Additionally, accepting the digital certificates will save costs.

I'm doing the program mainly for the learning experience. Instead of just reading some books, I find the curriculum decent. I'm still on the old version of the program, and while the material isn’t very modern and seems to have been translated from Spanish, I consider the content good, especially for the price.

I already have two regular Bachelor's degrees and an LL.M. from top-rated traditional universities in my country, so I’m not using ENEB to earn credits or a diploma.

Thanks for your response. From the looks of things, doing the 3 masters separately would likely be a lot cheaper.

You state that just taking the 3 masters would be the same as doing the global mba program. However, the comment below of this same thread, makes it seem like the 3 separate masters are some courses short of the global MBA, and are not the exact same. Does anyone have any more info on this?

Per the course validation guide the old MBA + BI + PM programs together are actually 8 courses short of the Global MBA. Even the new MBA + BI + PM still falls 4 courses short of the Global MBA. 

I also asked ENEB whether I could get the Global MBA instead of the 3 separate Masters - they said no as I would need to complete the 8 additional courses first. This was before any of my diplomas had been processed.

I did a course by course comparison across the four programs. If you do the new MBA + Big Data + Project Management, you would still have to complete the following subjects from the Global MBA, unless you completed them as part of a different program:

1. Commercial Distribution
   
2. Fintech and Blockchain
   
3. Human Resources and Business
   
4. Process Quality
   

If you completed completed the old MBA + Big Data + Project Management, per the ENEB validation guide of old courses to new courses, you would still be short the following subjects:

1. Fintech and Blockchain
   
2. Human Resources and Business
   
3. Management Accounting
   
4. Marketing Analytics
   
5. Marketing Strategy
   
6. Operations Management
   
7. Strategic Management
   
8. Talent Management
   

You would get credits for Human Resources and Business if you did either of the following three subjects under the old programs:

1. Corporate Communication
   
2. Human Resources Management
   
3. Occupational Risks Prevention
   

You would get credits for Operations Management if you did either of the following three subjects under the old programs:

1. Warehouse Management
   
2. International Trade III
   

That said, ENEB requires that you still enroll for a program and pay the fee before they give you the credits, just like you had to pay the full price for the old Project Management course despite having done more than 60% of the coursework under the old MBA program. You'd have to enroll for the Global MBA first - the fact that you might have completed all the subjects as part of other courses would be irrelevant to them. And so far I haven't seen any discounts for that program anywhere (unless you're doing it in Spanish, or the Spanish discount works for the English school too).


I've attached the subject validation guide so you can see for yourself.

NOT TURE.Global MBA only MBA+MASTER BI+MPM.I have - verified this with the school

I can't comment on what ENEB told you, but in my experience ENEB havs been incredibly inconsistent with their advice.

The only reason I did the triple Masters was because ENEB told me I could get a single diploma instead of three separate diplomas. By the time I was done with all three programs they told me it doesn't work that way - I would be getting the the three diplomas separately. 

So if you're going by a single email response from ENEB I would suggest you email them again and rephrase. You might just find that they give you a completely different response. Or if you're really unlucky, perhaps that response will only come after you've already put in months of work.

The school did make changes, in the past the old program for the 18 month program, any 3 masters would lead to a global MBA diploma, they have since changed that rule to award them separately. I have confirmed when they marketed the new 9 month length program that only the combination of MBA MBI MPM will give out the global MBA diploma

[LegalEagle]

I think you could likely use that link to get the English Global MBA. The Global MBA is not a specific program but rather the MBA plus two Master's degrees. I believe Customer Service mentioned that you will not receive a separate diploma indicating 'Global MBA.'

299 for a Double Program (2 Master's or 1 MBA + 1 Master's) is a common discounted price. They frequently offer discounts.

The cheapest way to complete the program is to choose the essay-based version. It's probably also where you’ll learn the most, as it emphasizes applying theory to practice rather than just preparing for a test. Additionally, accepting the digital certificates will save costs.

I'm doing the program mainly for the learning experience. Instead of just reading some books, I find the curriculum decent. I'm still on the old version of the program, and while the material isn’t very modern and seems to have been translated from Spanish, I consider the content good, especially for the price.

I already have two regular Bachelor's degrees and an LL.M. from top-rated traditional universities in my country, so I’m not using ENEB to earn credits or a diploma.

Thanks for your response. From the looks of things, doing the 3 masters separately would likely be a lot cheaper.

You state that just taking the 3 masters would be the same as doing the global mba program. However, the comment below of this same thread, makes it seem like the 3 separate masters are some courses short of the global MBA, and are not the exact same. Does anyone have any more info on this?

Per the course validation guide the old MBA + BI + PM programs together are actually 8 courses short of the Global MBA. Even the new MBA + BI + PM still falls 4 courses short of the Global MBA. 

I also asked ENEB whether I could get the Global MBA instead of the 3 separate Masters - they said no as I would need to complete the 8 additional courses first. This was before any of my diplomas had been processed.

I did a course by course comparison across the four programs. If you do the new MBA + Big Data + Project Management, you would still have to complete the following subjects from the Global MBA, unless you completed them as part of a different program:

1. Commercial Distribution
   
2. Fintech and Blockchain
   
3. Human Resources and Business
   
4. Process Quality
   

If you completed completed the old MBA + Big Data + Project Management, per the ENEB validation guide of old courses to new courses, you would still be short the following subjects:

1. Fintech and Blockchain
   
2. Human Resources and Business
   
3. Management Accounting
   
4. Marketing Analytics
   
5. Marketing Strategy
   
6. Operations Management
   
7. Strategic Management
   
8. Talent Management
   

You would get credits for Human Resources and Business if you did either of the following three subjects under the old programs:

1. Corporate Communication
   
2. Human Resources Management
   
3. Occupational Risks Prevention
   

You would get credits for Operations Management if you did either of the following three subjects under the old programs:

1. Warehouse Management
   
2. International Trade III
   

That said, ENEB requires that you still enroll for a program and pay the fee before they give you the credits, just like you had to pay the full price for the old Project Management course despite having done more than 60% of the coursework under the old MBA program. You'd have to enroll for the Global MBA first - the fact that you might have completed all the subjects as part of other courses would be irrelevant to them. And so far I haven't seen any discounts for that program anywhere (unless you're doing it in Spanish, or the Spanish discount works for the English school too).


I've attached the subject validation guide so you can see for yourself.

NOT TURE.Global MBA only MBA+MASTER BI+MPM.I have - verified this with the school

I can't comment on what ENEB told you, but in my experience ENEB havs been incredibly inconsistent with their advice.

The only reason I did the triple Masters was because ENEB told me I could get a single diploma instead of three separate diplomas. By the time I was done with all three programs they told me it doesn't work that way - I would be getting the the three diplomas separately. 

So if you're going by a single email response from ENEB I would suggest you email them again and rephrase. You might just find that they give you a completely different response. Or if you're really unlucky, perhaps that response will only come after you've already put in months of work.

The support from ENEB doesn't always seem consistent. However, their responses via both email and WhatsApp indicated that for the Global MBA, they will not provide an additional diploma document. So, if you're just looking to list it on your resume, you could simply mention having completed a 'Global MBA,' instead of listing the three separate master's degrees. I doubt most employers would differentiate much between a 'Global' MBA and a 'regular' MBA. I also can't say whether they would be more impressed by an MBA plus one, two, or three extra master's degrees. Listing so many master's degrees for just a few extra credits might come across as overkill.


It likely depends on how a potential employer views a 'propria' title or a local professional university versus a globally recognized academic institution. I think the real value lies in the content of the program itself.

On their website, the Global MBA is listed as 90 ECTS, while an MBA + Master is 72 ECTS, and a single MBA or master's degree is 60 ECTS. A regular university would typically consider one year of study to be 60 ECTS.

I'm not sure if ENEB will accept a separate MBA + BI Master + PM as equivalent to the Global MBA, especially as they are not issuing any additional diploma for it. It's also difficult to get them to provide clear answers on anything.

I've asked them multiple times how I can combine the old-style MBA + BI Master with my new-style Double Master's (Master in Team Management and Leadership + Master in Sales Management and Marketing), but they never responded to that question.

[dutchdragon]

The support from ENEB doesn't always seem consistent. However, their responses via both email and WhatsApp indicated that for the Global MBA, they will not provide an additional diploma document. So, if you're just looking to list it on your resume, you could simply mention having completed a 'Global MBA,' instead of listing the three separate master's degrees. I doubt most employers would differentiate much between a 'Global' MBA and a 'regular' MBA. I also can't say whether they would be more impressed by an MBA plus one, two, or three extra master's degrees. Listing so many master's degrees for just a few extra credits might come across as overkill.


It likely depends on how a potential employer views a 'propria' title or a local professional university versus a globally recognized academic institution. I think the real value lies in the content of the program itself.

On their website, the Global MBA is listed as 90 ECTS, while an MBA + Master is 72 ECTS, and a single MBA or master's degree is 60 ECTS. A regular university would typically consider one year of study to be 60 ECTS.

I'm not sure if ENEB will accept a separate MBA + BI Master + PM as equivalent to the Global MBA, especially as they are not issuing any additional diploma for it. It's also difficult to get them to provide clear answers on anything.

I've asked them multiple times how I can combine the old-style MBA + BI Master with my new-style Double Master's (Master in Team Management and Leadership + Master in Sales Management and Marketing), but they never responded to that question.

Inconsistency confirmed. I just received this email reply from ENEB, after asking about if doing the the new 3 degrees separately is identical to pursuing the global mba:

You will receive your certificate saying GLOBAL MBA and stating each of the individual masters you have completed. 


It is the same as completing them separately, you are correct. 

We remain at your disposal for any further information.

Kind regards.

[BadSquirrelBeta]

Inconsistency does exist I am sorry to say.  

Was informed by ENEB due to IT working on a part of the platform course Exemptions are currently not available with no timeframe available when Exemptions may resume.

Upon hearing this I just wrote a kind response and asked for consideration to make an exception to the rule, as the ENEB website has nothing available as to the recent status of Exemptions, to include Exemptions are available in the ENEB Marketplace actually, and the link I used to make payment for the Course Exemption Fee was not disabled.  

We shall see if my request might land in the positive side of an inconsistent responder.  

I didn't want to get too confrontational, but has anyone been given any type of Exemptions when starting an ENEB training program with a Bachelor's program, incomplete credits from another degree program, etc.?   

The world won't stop spinning I know if they don't provide this exemption or choose to not respond, but another email may just make all the difference, you never know as ENEB can sometimes be soooooooo inconsistent and sooooooo frustrating to deal with.

[LegalEagle]

That's interesting! I wonder if there is anyone in the group that received a certificate for the old style Global MBA?

[Yessir]

I recently completed my masters in Fintech and Blockchain from ENEB. I received my Universidad Isabel 1 degree yesterday. Those of you who have done ECE evaluation, did you also submit your Universidad Isabel 1 degree? Would appreciate some help as Im confused whether I have to submit the ENEB degree or the university degree.

[nykorn]

FiNALLY! My physical copies with notarization and apostille arrived! I took my exams on Dec 4th 2023!

These diplomas are the size of a chair cushion! ENEB had told me they'd give me a tracking number, they didn't, I had no idea they were coming. 

You get a separate apostille and notarization for both every ENEB diploma and every Isabel one. They also gave me a physical version of my NLP diploma as well as an apostille and notarization despite that I hadn't gotten my digital version.

The physical ENEB diplomas display an average grade (GPA) for all courses, whereas my digital ENEB diplomas show an individual grade for all courses. The physical Isabel diplomas are identical to the digital ones.

I wondered sometimes if it felt worth it to pay this much for ENEB. Now that I actually have the diplomas and apostilles in hand that I could use for Immigration to somewhere, surprisingly yes it does.

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Here are photos:

1) (ENEB diploma) https://i.postimg.cc/HnTk6hLX/combined-3.png
2) (apostille / notary) https://i.postimg.cc/nV1zXpdk/combined-1.png
3) (apostille / notary) https://i.postimg.cc/c44JY22N/combined-2.png