UniAthena

[ss20ts]

That Master of Public Health looks mighty attractive. I'm not in the market for any more degrees though. I've had enough. I'm stuffed, lol.

Like a Thanksgiving turkey? Now I kind of want pumpkin pie.

[JPN]

The Masters degrees from Guglielmo Marconi University appear to be 60 ECTS each at EQF 7 and are likely therefore Master Universitario degrees. These are very similar to the Titulo Proprio degrees discussed at length on this forum as they are intended for professional advancement and not for academia.

https://www.uni-italia.net/the-university-system

You may encounter the same issues in getting an appropriate credential evaluation, and they would not be eligible for graduate credit if it's pass/fail.

[Sdmj33]

The Masters degrees from Guglielmo Marconi University appear to be 60 ECTS each at EQF 7 and are likely therefore Master Universitario degrees. These are very similar to the Titulo Proprio degrees discussed at length on this forum as they are intended for professional advancement and not for academia.

https://www.uni-italia.net/the-university-system

You may encounter the same issues in getting an appropriate credential evaluation, and they would not be eligible for graduate credit if it's pass/fail.

WES Canada evaluation gives them a Masters degree evaluation. Unsure about the US. 

Its not a pass/fail thing. They give u a score

[eLearner]

The Masters degrees from Guglielmo Marconi University appear to be 60 ECTS each at EQF 7 and are likely therefore Master Universitario degrees. These are very similar to the Titulo Proprio degrees discussed at length on this forum as they are intended for professional advancement and not for academia.

https://www.uni-italia.net/the-university-system

You may encounter the same issues in getting an appropriate credential evaluation, and they would not be eligible for graduate credit if it's pass/fail.

One thing we've learned from the Spanish propio situation is that--depending on which evaluator you choose--the status it holds in its country of origin can be meaningless. Some U.S. evaluators have evaluated them as equivalent to U.S. Master's degrees, others as Bachelor's, and others still for credit only.

[smartdegree]

The masters degree diploma from Athena / GU mentions "level ii master".
https://athenawebsiteprod.s3.amazonaws.c...cience.jpg

[Sdmj33]

The masters degree diploma from Athena / GU mentions "level ii master".
https://athenawebsiteprod.s3.amazonaws.c...cience.jpg

https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...rs-Degrees

Level II masters but they cost less (depending on the program)

[MrPanda]

The DBA that UniAthena offers with Universidad Católica de Murcia (España) is a Título Propio.

It doesn´t work in my case, since Peru doesn´t recognize "Títulos Propios" from Spain.

[ashkir]

I like their "bite sized" learning platform on their free courses. Are their MAs similar?

[Sdmj33]

I like their "bite sized" learning platform on their free courses. Are their MAs similar?

Not sure what the free courses are like but their masters degrees have modules like the OTHM/ATHE diplomas + a dissertation. Or like ENEB but with a dissertation.

[bjcheung77]

The DBA that UniAthena offers with Universidad Católica de Murcia (España) is a Título Propio.

It doesn´t work in my case, since Peru doesn´t recognize "Títulos Propios" from Spain.

Some of these degrees would not work for all countries, each and every one of them have different regulations. I would review your options. I noticed on the picture you have, it has an * or two/three on some countries, what does that mean? As Spain has one of these along with another country or two. Link: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid372313