(11-16-2025, 10:55 PM)Tia21 Wrote: Hello Everyone, Has anyone completed the eneb new degree lastest program with iseb (Unimarconi)? What was the USA Equivalency ?
The first cohort just started the program this week. You likely won't see any graduates until at least February next year. There's a 3 month minimum requirement per Italian law, although I stand to be corrected.
Looks like diploma issuance won't begin until at least April 2026. See attached.
Anyone else who took the Uniseb convalidation finished the program and now received a newsletter with a 40% discount on diplomas/university certificate? This makes it look like we need to pay again, when it should have been included with what we ordered.
(11-18-2025, 02:43 PM)Voldigoad Wrote: Anyone else who took the Uniseb convalidation finished the program and now received a newsletter with a 40% discount on diplomas/university certificate? This makes it look like we need to pay again, when it should have been included with what we ordered.
The discount is for physical diplomas. The UNISEB deal included digital diplomas, not physical diplomas. That said, I'm not sure whether this "ISEB Essentials" discount extends to UNISEB physical diplomas. I've emailed them to ask.
(11-18-2025, 02:43 PM)Voldigoad Wrote: Anyone else who took the Uniseb convalidation finished the program and now received a newsletter with a 40% discount on diplomas/university certificate? This makes it look like we need to pay again, when it should have been included with what we ordered.
The discount is for physical diplomas. The UNISEB deal included digital diplomas, not physical diplomas. That said, I'm not sure whether this "ISEB Essentials" discount extends to UNISEB physical diplomas. I've emailed them to ask.
It does seem a bit worthless to me as according to the wiki big countries like UK and Ireland won't even evaluate ENEB as worth anything. Someone got 20 credits towards a TESU degree but that was a few years ago. Now evaluators in the US don't want to touch it.
(11-19-2025, 02:50 PM)Sunny21 Wrote: It does seem a bit worthless to me as according to the wiki big countries like UK and Ireland won't even evaluate ENEB as worth anything. Someone got 20 credits towards a TESU degree but that was a few years ago. Now evaluators in the US don't want to touch it.
The UI1 certificate can get evaluated as a graduate certificate or a bachelors degree in the US.
(11-19-2025, 02:50 PM)Sunny21 Wrote: It does seem a bit worthless to me as according to the wiki big countries like UK and Ireland won't even evaluate ENEB as worth anything. Someone got 20 credits towards a TESU degree but that was a few years ago. Now evaluators in the US don't want to touch it.
The UI1 certificate can get evaluated as a graduate certificate or a bachelors degree in the US.
It could be a waste of a year of your life plus 1000 USD to then find by that point no one evaluates it.
11-20-2025, 08:34 AM (This post was last modified: 11-20-2025, 08:36 AM by wow.)
Wild question here: Apart from chasing credentials, do you all see value in the ENEB program itself? Double Masters go on sale tomorrow for $229 and single masters next week as part of their Black Friday month, and I'd be interested in their Marketing masters if it offers more (amount or quality) in learning content than what I can get for cheaper/free elsewhere.
Also curious about the Big Data and Business Intelligence masters--to what extent are skills in python, SQL, R etc taught? Or is it more of getting an overview of what they are and how they are used? (My background is one intro course in computer programming from ASU Universal Learner.)
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ENEB offers good value for money if your plan is to get the credential evaluated and use it toward something that will give you value. If your goal is strictly to learn the information you would be better off googling the name of the class along with best textbook and reading one of the recommendation you find. Then buy the book or head over to Library Genesis/Anna's Archive. That is the method I am using to teach myself the equivalent of math and physics bachelor's degrees. I used classes offered by Cornell College and Miami University as the basis for finding books to read as both schools have a reputation for providing a high-quality education, which is just about the only thing that doesn't actually count in any of the major university rankings.
I did the Big Data and BI degree at ENEB in 2023 and I'm doing the Unimarconi degree now. The classes between the two may or may not be different today, but the Unimarconi courses seem to be better than the ENEB courses. Coming from someone with a Windows/systems admin background, I found the technical end of the material to be very lacking in the ENEB material. It was more geared toward making sure you understood things IT guys would say in a meeting than it was a technical degree. The two books I've read so far in the Unimarconi version have more technical information, but I still wouldn't call it a tech degree. There is one book of labs to give hands on experience. It won't teach you how to become a master of Microsoft Power BI, but gives you context to see why knowing it would be beneficial. You should know which technical skills you need to/want to learn from the Unimarconi books. I haven't looked at all of the projects yet, but I'm pretty sure you could do them all with little/no IT-level technical knowledge as long as you understand the general concepts involved. You're asked to write an essay on how you would do something, not do it in a VM.
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(11-19-2025, 02:50 PM)Sunny21 Wrote: It does seem a bit worthless to me as according to the wiki big countries like UK and Ireland won't even evaluate ENEB as worth anything. Someone got 20 credits towards a TESU degree but that was a few years ago. Now evaluators in the US don't want to touch it.
The UI1 certificate can get evaluated as a graduate certificate or a bachelors degree in the US.
It could be a waste of a year of your life plus 1000 USD to then find by that point no one evaluates it.
Lol okay, but as of now that isn’t the case. Sure anything can happen in the future, but that doesnt appear likely at the moment.
Multiple independent evaluators have their own stance on Propio degrees being equivalent to graduate education or bachelors degrees. It would take a large systematic change to alter that.
The program also doesnt cost $1,000 if you get it on sale, and one can easily finish in under a year.
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