Health Care - Masters from Spain!

[ss20ts]

How does a degree program sell out?

By Admissions closing. If you miss the deadline or they've already accepted their max capacity of candidates for this intake cycle, they can lock down the cycle and it is effectively "sold out" or "closed for enrollment"

I was hoping that what's it meant and not something like we've sold all of the tickets available for the show so you're out of luck forever. There will be another term. They're really just closed for enrollment for the term.

[FrHaseKopf]

They now have a new partnership with UCAM, which seems to be a very legit and good university in spain.
https://www.esheformacion.com/es/promoci...alogo-ucam

This site mentions that you need a relevant diploma or experience to be admitted, I wonder if they are strict with the qualification?

I can directly purchase the 'degree' just like ENEB, and I know that ENEB dosen't really care about your qualification.

If ESHE is like ENEB I'd like to give it a try. I don't have any background in healthcare but interested in a hobby degree.

[JPN]

They now have a new partnership with UCAM, which seems to be a very legit and good university in spain.
https://www.esheformacion.com/es/promoci...alogo-ucam

This site mentions that you need a relevant diploma or experience to be admitted, I wonder if they are strict with the qualification?

I can directly purchase the 'degree' just like ENEB, and I know that ENEB dosen't really care about your qualification.

If ESHE is like ENEB I'd like to give it a try. I don't have any background in healthcare but interested in a hobby degree.

Do you know Spanish or do you plan to just machine translate your final projects?

I know some people mentioned wanting to do the Spanish ENEB degree since it was comparatively cheaper (i.e., the markers are outsourced to countries like Venezuela) - but I am not too sure how well that worked out for the ones that essentially planned to use Google Translate.

[bjcheung77]

These are good options if they have an English language version, even with the Spanish language option, it may still be workable for those who know Spanish or have taken at least a year or two of Spanish. Having a grasp of that language (say Intro to Spanish, Spanish I, II or fluency to the AP/IB level) and using DeepL or Google Translate may just be enough to get the language. I think I would like to try the DBA/PHD option after I take a few more Spanish courses, maybe to an even higher level for fluency...