ENEB Master Thread

[Habitus]

If I would choose 3x the option for one Master now the costs are nearly 600€ for the digital diplomas. 

You do NOT pay the 3x the individual price of one Master's. The PDF and the Hotmart payment both say Global Diploma OR 3 Master's. You will pay €111 (on sale) for 3 digital diplomas. I have 3 separate degrees, not the global diploma, and I paid the same price for my exams and physical diplomas as the global diploma price.

I hope you are right, but for the double Master's the promotion stated you will get:

2 Master’s diplomas issued by the European Business School of Barcelona
1 MBA + Master’s (or Double Master’s) diploma issued by the University Isabel I
1 Specialization diploma issued by the European Business School of Barcelona. 

So that are individual diplomas only by ENEB and one for both from Isabel.

As they also cut the Isabel Coaching diploma I suppose they try or are forced to reduce the diploma issued by Isabel.

I am sure we all can agree that ENEB should work on more precise information for their campaigns.

And of course I am still waiting for an answer by ENEB itself ...

Hello everybody!
I have a question, when they graduate from ENEB, is Isabel's diploma paid separately?
To validate the diploma by ECE, WES or Validental, did you send the ENEB or Isabel diploma?

Yes, you have to pay for Isabel's diplomas, the regular prices are:

Digital copy of diploma - 194€
Physical copy - 362€
Physical with apostille - 488€

At least that were the prices shown when they had the last discount in November, where all prices where reduced by 50%.

[bjcheung77]

You also want to try and set the currency to a more favorable one through the currency exchange area when purchasing, I usually tell people to do so, it doesn't save too much but, whatever savings you get is better than none...

[Habitus]

4 month ago ENEB sent me an email stating that my diploma will be sent with 60 days ... Guess what, no signs of it!

[wzayed]

Received my diplomas. I'm going to post the main one from Isabel I, then the back which has a course list and document verification URL and handy QR code. It came as a PDF. It prints better on A4 size paper than 8.5x11. 
At this time, the verification does not work. Entering the long code on back prompts you to enter an additional number which I ASSUME is the number at the bottom on front. Doing so turns up a "This document is not valid" message on Isabel I's verification page. Same result for the Coaching & NLP Diploma which also has the verification link and its own code.
I've emailed ENEB to ask what's up with that. (Maybe it just takes a while to get indexed into the system?) I'll stay on them about it and update if it starts working or if they clarify I'm doing it wrong.

I also am sharing the transcript they sent as well as a screenshot of optional fees in a supplemental PDF they sent. This was all sent together in a single email. Due to brevity, I haven't blurred and uploaded the ENEB diploma as I personally only have interest in the one from Universidad Isabel I, nor the Coaching ENP diplomas. If there is demand, I'll upload them all later when I have more free time.

For the record, I don't think this degree will carry much weight or have much value in the job market. I wish there was a way to A/B test putting it on a resume.

I've completed it as a guinea pig academic experiment. 

For clarity, I sent them my transcript for grades from a free term I did at Walden University and they waived Strategic Management and Marketing, which is why you see no grade on the transcript for those.

Thoughts?

Other than the fact you had to print it off it looks like any other degree or diploma.  I'm thinking of doing it and if I decide to do it I'll probably treat it as a certification of sorts.
Have you tried to see if WES or any of thr other foreign credit evaluators would take it?

Would you please, share the URL of Certificate and MBA verification on the website of Universidad Isabel I?

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Update: I got the verification to work. The first entry box, you put in the CSV. The second one you put in the number of whatever identifying document it is that you provided to ENEB. In my case it was a U.S. Passport, so I input my passport number, and got the following verification screen:

So you end up with a diploma that can be independently verified on Universidad Isabel I's own website with your personal credentials. I'm surprised. I honestly thought they just would just give you a diploma with the Isabel logo on it and you'd have no other real connection to the school or way to verify it at all. 
I may actually add this to my resume after all. Still mulling over how sketchy it all looks.

Would you please share the URL of the certificate and MBA verification on the Universidad Isabel I website?

[nykorn]

Wzayed ~ the verification URL probably shows their full name. Just Google for ENEB diplomas and you'll find some that didn't censor the QR code.

[aimz]

Sorry it just looks weird when I quote, but this post is for the poster who wondered how sketchy it looks.

My answer is not very. I mean if you try and use the MBA and pretend it has the same impact as an MBA from LBS or Oxford then you will be laughed at. However, I recently interviewed for a role and the ENEB/Isabel I section on my CV sparked a lot of conversation and genuine admiration from the employer. Not so much because of the reputation of the school ( its unknown) but for me taking the initiative, finding an obscure business school and building on my business knowledge. We exist in a bit of a bubble on these types of forums where things like regulation, accreditation, credits etc are discussed in detail. In most practical job settings these things are irrelevant.

I also am interviewing shortly for another role where, to secure the interview, I messaged one of the international recruiters who held an ENEB degree to ask if they could put me in touch with the recruiters from my home country to discuss the opening. It was a brilliant icebreaker.

Search through LinkedIn, and you will see some very accomplished people in some very distinguished companies showcasing these degrees.

You have taken the initiative to pay money, learn, write papers and sit exams to achieve these qualifications ( that have been favourably approved by regulators in some instances). Don't be shy about listing them. The more good people with good careers and honest intentions that list these degrees then, the better the reputation overall.

[bjcheung77]

I also am interviewing shortly for another role where, to secure the interview, I messaged one of the international recruiters who held an ENEB degree to ask if they could put me in touch with the recruiters from my home country to discuss the opening. It was a brilliant icebreaker.

Search through LinkedIn, and you will see some very accomplished people in some very distinguished companies showcasing these degrees.

Interesting, I don't use social media (well, I do sign up for them to see what the hype is all about, but don't really use it at all). I may want to try something like this... Hmm...

[RoboPanda]

I don’t know how to post images in this forum. But I wanted to share that the latest FB ad on my newsfeed shows ENEb is now starting at $1,490 US.

They must feel that the demand is strong enough for them to increase their promo price 3 fold.

[arad]

I bought a MBA/MA HR last year but changed my plans. Anyone interested in taking over please message me :-)

[JeryL]

Hello everyone,

I'm new to this forum and I'm interested in ENEB's program. I've been reading some discussions about ENEB. I've completed my MBA degree in Germany and I'm interested in deepening my knowledge in International Trade or another program. Since ENEB's fees are quite reasonable, I'm considering enrolling in one of their master's programs.

However, I still have some questions about ENEB that I haven't received feedback on despite asking them twice.

1) What is the most cost-effective way to purchase a master's program? Is it through an Ambassador Code?

2) I'm aware of the recognition of this program in Germany and Spain. In a previous post (unfortunately, I didn't note the post number), one user mentioned the discrepancy in credits – 72 credits in ENEB's is 60 in Germany. Should I opt for the MBA + Master option to receive a certificate with 60 credits in the end? I believe there might be some misunderstanding on my part here.

3) Would you still recommend this program in 2024? Or are there better alternatives within this price range? Which program would you recommend in terms of topics? I find all the programs interesting, but I'm unsure about the specific subjects included. I’m not sure if I want to study that long.

Thank you and have a nice day!