ENEB Master Thread

[Vle045]

Hi there. It's my first time writing a message to this thread.

I skimmed through this thread by googling the keyword with option "site:www.degreeforum.net"; however,
no relevant results were found for the information I'm looking for. So I decided to create a new post here. 

While this may seem a bit tangential, please bear with me.

I'm currently enrolled in UMPI's undergraduate program, expecting to graduate this Summer, 
and planning to matriculate in a postgraduate program at ENEB (Isabel I), 
specifically an MBA along with Masters in Big Data & Business Intelligence, 
once I'm done with my undergrad at UMPI.

I've been searching through this thread (but not to its entirety), 
trying to find anyone who has already graduated from ENEB and testimonies 
how the ENEB syllabus, colliculus, and most importantly, how they grade each module. 

I perused this thread but haven't been able to locate specific information on the structure of the ENEB program. 
I'm curious to know whether the program is completely Competency-Based, which is similar to UMPI's YourPace CBE program, 
or if it requires extensive papers (e.g. a dissertation paper with 100+ pages long) for grading each module. 

I appreciate it if anyone could elaborate on this query. Thanks.

ENEB is only papers.  The modules are just for study purposes.  They are not part of your grade.  They offer "Masterclasses" on various topics, but they are not directly tied to a specific course or assignment.  If you like writing papers, this may be a good fit for you.  I prefer a little different modality, so I decided that I will just use ENEB for personal study.

Thanks for your reply. Could you please elaborate on the structure of these papers, for example, is it a paper assignment with 2-3,000 words in legth or a full set of dissertation with 100+ pages long? What's the typical length, and are they more research-focused or specific-topic-focused? Also, when you mention that the "Masterclasses" are not tied to a specific course or assignment, does this mean they are more general in terms of the topics they cover?

The instructions on the Final projects in my courses say no more than 18 pages.  I don’t see a minimum, but from what I have heard, most people stick to right around 18 pages.  They give you a scenario and you analyze or solve based on the concepts in that course.  Of course, this would vary by course. 

They do list some masterclass videos in some courses, but they hold them frequently and they are open to all students.  But they won’t be directly related to the paper you have to write.  So, for instance, I might not be doing anything related to Hotel/restaurant management, but if I see the masterclass and want to listen, I can.  Some are in Spanish and some are in English.  It’s on a MetaVerse platform that can be odd at first.  You are like a virtual person walking through a building to get to your meeting room.  It’s cool and frustrating at the same time.  But once you figure it out, it’s easier.