Unimarconi Master via ENEB Thread

[slammX]

This doesn't alarm me in the slightest. It just seems like a misunderstanding with a specific Unimarconi employee.

I can confirm that I also received my confirmation of enrolment directly from Unimarconi (internationalrelations@unimarconi.it). This was received in Spanish, although this is not unusual given that it was sent by Unimarconi's "Programas de Cooperación
Internacional" as per the enrolment letter (International Cooperation Program).

Title of the letter:

Inscripcion en el Master MBA en Gestion Internacional, for [name redacted], para el ano academico 2025/2026

Translation: (Registration for the MBA Master in International Management, for [name redacted], for the academic year 2025/2026).

The confirmation also stated that:

"estoy matriculando en la Universidad Guglielmo Marconi, reconocida en Italia por
el Ministerio de Educación (Ministero dell'Istruzione, dell'Università e della Ricerca) con el Decreto Ministerial
de 1 de marzo de 2004, cuyos títulos están reconocidos por la legislación italiana y por el sistema educativo
italiano. Por lo tanto, la Universidad no es responsable a los efectos del reconocimiento del título en otro país
de la UE o NO / UE y para una actividad profesional o la inscripción en un curso posterior / otro estudio."

Translation: I am enrolling at Guglielmo Marconi University, recognized in Italy by the Ministry of Education (Ministero dell'Istruzione, dell'Università e della Ricerca) by Ministerial Decree of March 1, 2004, whose degrees are recognized by Italian law and the Italian education system.

Regarding the program name, it has already been established in a previous post that there may have been some mistranslation between the Spanish -> English marketing material that ENEB used to promote this program. MBA en Gestión Internacional (MBA in International Management) at ENEB's Spanish school (https://eneb.es/programas-formativos/mas...rnacional/) was promoted as MBA in Corporate Strategy and International Leadership at its English school (https://eneb.com/training-programs/accre...eadership/).

Perhaps this is why the Unimarconi employee couldn't identify the program.

Either way, there are a number of us who are already registered and are doing the program, so there's no value in speculation at this point. Just be patient and wait for the first cohort to complete. I will be able to write my own exam in mid-July, and will likely receive my diplomas in October. Guaranteed, I will be the loudest one on here if anything isn't as it should be.

[BiopharmaDB]

This doesn't alarm me in the slightest. It just seems like a misunderstanding with a specific Unimarconi employee.

I can confirm that I also received my confirmation of enrolment directly from Unimarconi (internationalrelations@unimarconi.it). This was received in Spanish, although this is not unusual given that it was sent my Unimarconi's "Programas de Cooperación
Internacional" as per the enrolment letter (International Cooperation Program).

Title of the letter:

Inscripcion en el Master MBA en Gestion Internacional, for [name redacted], para el ano academico 2025/2026

Translation: (Registration for the MBA Master in International Management, for [name redacted], for the academic year 2025/2026).

The confirmation also stated that:

"estoy matriculando en la Universidad Guglielmo Marconi, reconocida en Italia por
el Ministerio de Educación (Ministero dell'Istruzione, dell'Università e della Ricerca) con el Decreto Ministerial
de 1 de marzo de 2004, cuyos títulos están reconocidos por la legislación italiana y por el sistema educativo
italiano. Por lo tanto, la Universidad no es responsable a los efectos del reconocimiento del título en otro país
de la UE o NO / UE y para una actividad profesional o la inscripción en un curso posterior / otro estudio."

Translation: I am enrolling at Guglielmo Marconi University, recognized in Italy by the Ministry of Education (Ministero dell'Istruzione, dell'Università e della Ricerca) by Ministerial Decree of March 1, 2004, whose degrees are recognized by Italian law and the Italian education system.

Regarding the program name, it has already been established in another thread that there may have been some mistranslation between the Spanish -> English marketing material that ENEB used to promote this program. MBA en Gestión Internacional (MBA in International Management) at ENEB'd Spanish school (https://eneb.es/programas-formativos/mas...rnacional/) was promoted as MBA in Corporate Strategy and International Leadership at its English school (https://eneb.com/training-programs/accre...eadership/).

Perhaps this is why the Unimarconi employee couldn't identify the program.

Either way, there are a number of us who are already registered and are doing the program, so there's no value in speculation at this point. Just be patient and wait for the first cohort to complete. I will be able to write my own exam in mid-July, and will likely receive my diplomas in October. Guaranteed, I will be the loudest one on here if anything isn't as it should be.

Thanks so much for those details, I really appreciate your support and informations. I saw already that It's quite typical for ENEB to answer to emails very slowly, so maybe that's why they still haven't answered my questions.

The most important thing is that you are enrolled to Unimarconi and you have official emails from them.

That's a very good news! 
Thanks again

[BiopharmaDB]

This doesn't alarm me in the slightest. It just seems like a misunderstanding with a specific Unimarconi employee.

I can confirm that I also received my confirmation of enrolment directly from Unimarconi (internationalrelations@unimarconi.it). This was received in Spanish, although this is not unusual given that it was sent by Unimarconi's "Programas de Cooperación
Internacional" as per the enrolment letter (International Cooperation Program).

Title of the letter:

Inscripcion en el Master MBA en Gestion Internacional, for [name redacted], para el ano academico 2025/2026

Translation: (Registration for the MBA Master in International Management, for [name redacted], for the academic year 2025/2026).

The confirmation also stated that:

"estoy matriculando en la Universidad Guglielmo Marconi, reconocida en Italia por
el Ministerio de Educación (Ministero dell'Istruzione, dell'Università e della Ricerca) con el Decreto Ministerial
de 1 de marzo de 2004, cuyos títulos están reconocidos por la legislación italiana y por el sistema educativo
italiano. Por lo tanto, la Universidad no es responsable a los efectos del reconocimiento del título en otro país
de la UE o NO / UE y para una actividad profesional o la inscripción en un curso posterior / otro estudio."

Translation: I am enrolling at Guglielmo Marconi University, recognized in Italy by the Ministry of Education (Ministero dell'Istruzione, dell'Università e della Ricerca) by Ministerial Decree of March 1, 2004, whose degrees are recognized by Italian law and the Italian education system.

Regarding the program name, it has already been established in a previous post that there may have been some mistranslation between the Spanish -> English marketing material that ENEB used to promote this program. MBA en Gestión Internacional (MBA in International Management) at ENEB's Spanish school (https://eneb.es/programas-formativos/mas...rnacional/) was promoted as MBA in Corporate Strategy and International Leadership at its English school (https://eneb.com/training-programs/accre...eadership/).

Perhaps this is why the Unimarconi employee couldn't identify the program.

Either way, there are a number of us who are already registered and are doing the program, so there's no value in speculation at this point. Just be patient and wait for the first cohort to complete. I will be able to write my own exam in mid-July, and will likely receive my diplomas in October. Guaranteed, I will be the loudest one on here if anything isn't as it should be.

I totally understand what you mean. But I am not speculating on this topic at all. I am the first one to be interested in that, and I just want to understand.
Let's be honest, it sounds in any case a bit "strange".

First: on ENEB website, https://eneb.com/institutional-alliances/ there is nowhere Unimarconi partnership!

Second: there is no sponsorship of their Unimarconi Masters wich they could sell on a higher price, like 2600 euro as they said. you can just reach the "accredited conversion" with a private link.

And I don't understand why! If it's all good, legal, without excamotages, I can't literally understand why they act like it's all a mistery, answering to private emails and not publishing a simple page on their website.

Yesterday I received an email from ENEB and they asked me about my location, the master I was interested in, in order to "tailor" the price on my requests.
So weird!

[wow]

First: on ENEB website, https://eneb.com/institutional-alliances/ there is nowhere Unimarconi partnership!

Second: there is no sponsorship of their Unimarconi Masters wich they could sell on a higher price, like 2600 euro as they said. you can just reach the "accredited conversion" with a private link.

And I don't understand why! If it's all good, legal, without excamotages, I can't literally understand why they act like it's all a mistery, answering to private emails and not publishing a simple page on their website.

It is a trial program. They offered it to a limited audience because of that. This is common for trial programs and slow/incremental roll-outs. It is a completely normal business practice. For example, I am in a pilot program at UMass Global that limits registration so they can test out what they are doing right and what could be better without involving a huge number of people. They do not widely advertise the program. You can get to the web page about it through a private link given by an employer or someone who happens to know about the program. Once they commit to a final version of the program, they will include it in their website menu.

Yesterday I received an email from ENEB and they asked me about my location, the master I was interested in, in order to "tailor" the price on my requests.

A lot of these Spanish propio firms price things differently for Europe, U.S., and Latin America. This is also normal. Schools do this to, with one tuition for country, state, or EU residents and another for everyone else, or tuition tiers based on the development index of the country where you reside.

It is also fairly common to charge different prices/tuitions/fees for different programs.

Whether one likes that or not is a different matter. But it's not unusual or suspicious on its own.

You didn't ask for my advice so feel free not to take it, if i were you, I would take a break and pause from pushing for reassurance. I'd focus on something else for a few months. Then I would come back and see what people in the program have to report in terms of whether they got their degree or not.

[BiopharmaDB]

First: on ENEB website, https://eneb.com/institutional-alliances/ there is nowhere Unimarconi partnership!

Second: there is no sponsorship of their Unimarconi Masters wich they could sell on a higher price, like 2600 euro as they said. you can just reach the "accredited conversion" with a private link.

And I don't understand why! If it's all good, legal, without excamotages, I can't literally understand why they act like it's all a mistery, answering to private emails and not publishing a simple page on their website.

It is a trial program. They offered it to a limited audience because of that. This is common for trial programs and slow/incremental roll-outs. It is a completely normal business practice. For example, I am in a pilot program at UMass Global that limits registration so they can test out what they are doing right and what could be better without involving a huge number of people. They do not widely advertise the program. You can get to the web page about it through a private link given by an employer or someone who happens to know about the program. Once they commit to a final version of the program, they will include it in their website menu.

Yesterday I received an email from ENEB and they asked me about my location, the master I was interested in, in order to "tailor" the price on my requests.

A lot of these Spanish propio firms price things differently for Europe, U.S., and Latin America. This is also normal. Schools do this to, with one tuition for country, state, or EU residents and another for everyone else, or tuition tiers based on the development index of the country where you reside.

It is also fairly common to charge different prices/tuitions/fees for different programs.

Whether one likes that or not is a different matter. But it's not unusual or suspicious on its own.

You didn't ask for my advice so feel free not to take it, if i were you, I would take a break and pause from pushing for reassurance. I'd focus on something else for a few months. Then I would come back and see what people in the program have to report in terms of whether they got their degree or not.

well....you are right...we will see what will be in the next months and...time will talk. 
Cheers

[PearsonOTHMQualifi7654]

First: on ENEB website, https://eneb.com/institutional-alliances/ there is nowhere Unimarconi partnership!

Second: there is no sponsorship of their Unimarconi Masters wich they could sell on a higher price, like 2600 euro as they said. you can just reach the "accredited conversion" with a private link.

And I don't understand why! If it's all good, legal, without excamotages, I can't literally understand why they act like it's all a mistery, answering to private emails and not publishing a simple page on their website.

It is a trial program. They offered it to a limited audience because of that. This is common for trial programs and slow/incremental roll-outs. It is a completely normal business practice. For example, I am in a pilot program at UMass Global that limits registration so they can test out what they are doing right and what could be better without involving a huge number of people. They do not widely advertise the program. You can get to the web page about it through a private link given by an employer or someone who happens to know about the program. Once they commit to a final version of the program, they will include it in their website menu.

Yesterday I received an email from ENEB and they asked me about my location, the master I was interested in, in order to "tailor" the price on my requests.

A lot of these Spanish propio firms price things differently for Europe, U.S., and Latin America. This is also normal. Schools do this to, with one tuition for country, state, or EU residents and another for everyone else, or tuition tiers based on the development index of the country where you reside.

It is also fairly common to charge different prices/tuitions/fees for different programs.

Whether one likes that or not is a different matter. But it's not unusual or suspicious on its own.

You didn't ask for my advice so feel free not to take it, if i were you, I would take a break and pause from pushing for reassurance. I'd focus on something else for a few months. Then I would come back and see what people in the program have to report in terms of whether they got their degree or not.

well....you are right...we will see what will be in the next months and...time will talk. 
Cheers

ENEB's sister school IEAD's website displays their program with Unimarconi.
https://iead.es/

IEAD is listed on the Namencis Education Group Site
https://namenciseducation.com/