ENEB Master Thread

[Thorne]

Unfortunately, it is true that after the Spanish education reform the university's own title changed to Master's degree in lifelong education, which is not part of higher education.This information has been confirmed by Chinese government agencies and Spanish authorities.At the same time, the official Chinese accreditation service for international students no longer accredits the Spanish universities' own diplomas.Official Spanish degrees are not affected.The Master's Degree in Lifelong Education does provide university credits, but it is really only a training certificate with credits.

https://m.163.com/dy/article/HLLUNHIB051...ss=adap_pc
https://www.uibe-mba.com/neir.php?id=996
https://zwfw.cscse.edu.cn/cscse/lxfwzxws...index.html

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Please look at this.

https://zwfw.cscse.edu.cn/cscse/lxfwzxws...index.html
https://www.uibe-mba.com/neir.php?id=996

1. That does not mean the school "blew up" as you said before, but that the entire status quo of the Spanish university system has changed and they no longer are University-issued Master's Degrees in some subject exactly like they were before.
2. The change still means they are University-issued Master's degrees, but now their title is just as confusing as the title of the Harvard Extension School programs (Master of Extension Studies in XYZ when "Extension Studies" is not a field, just like this is a Master of Continuing Education in XYZ when "Continuing Education" is not a field of study either). Unlike HES, the accreditation behind these degrees is a fundamentally different system to people not in a Latinesque culture, so this just confounds things even more.
3. The change may render these substantially less useful moving forward, but that is not a shock.
4. Checking my already-issued diplomas according to Isabel's document verification system, I still am in possession of the Master's Degrees in various fields, they haven't retroactively changed my MBA to a MFP in Business.

If someone really wants a cheap Master's degree in this same format, they should look at Latin America rather than Spain, since Spain is radically changing the game.