Sweden rejects Sorbon degrees

The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education has decided not to accept for use in Sweden degrees issued by the Robert de Sorbon entities in France.

 

Alan,

Thanks for sharing this information with us.

Can you provide a little more info or were can we read more about this issue?

Thanks

Learner


The National Agency for Higher Education is the central agency that deals with issues affecting universities and higher education institutions in Sweden. The Agency conducts quality audits of higher education, exercises supervision of the higher education institutions, reviews and analyses the higher education system, evaluates qualifications awarded abroad, supports educational innovation and development and also provides information on higher education and encourages student recruitment.

The National Agency is headed by the University Chancellor
The work of the National Agency is headed by the University Chancellor and a Board consisting of eleven members appointed by the government. The Agency has a staff of about 140 and its offices are in Stockholm.

The National Agency was established in 1995. It operates in accordance with the instructions and directives issued to it by the government.

Information about Sweden and higher education in Sweden is provided by the Swedish Institute.

National Agency
for Higher Education
Luntmakargatan 13
Box 7851
SE-103 99 Stockholm
Phone: +46 8 563 085 00
Fax: +46 8 563 085 50
E-mail: [email protected]


I have contacted them to learn more.

 

http://wwweng.hsv.se/en/CollectionServlet?page_id=49&view=0&expand_tree=10

link to a web page that deals with credential evaluation is Swiden.

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If you have completed a higher education programme in some other country, you can receive a document that states which Swedish qualification your qualification corresponds to. In addition to this task of providing evaluations of qualifications from other countries the National Agency acts as an information office for NARIC (National Academic Recognition Information Centre) and ENIC (European Network of Information Centres), two networks for international cooperation.

An evaluation makes it easier to apply for jobs
An evaluation of your qualifications makes it easier when you apply for jobs both for you and for the employer. The National Agency does not evaluate programmes that provide qualifications for any of the regulated professions in Sweden, apart from teaching qualifications for which the Agency is the authority responsible.

 

I have no additional information, just a one-sentence announcement. Because of my work I hear from a lot of agencies around the U.S. and the world. I thought this particular item would interest the group.

 

Nine posts and one fixation. What, you don't have a web browser and a credit card to take care of that?

 

An academic fraud with apparently even less intelligence than most?

 

Scratch one more academic fraud that can't handle the truth and violates the TOS. Good riddance to bad rubbish and THANK YOU moderator!!!!