All programs are designed, delivered, assessed by East Bridge University, validated, and quality assured by all accrediting partners. Degrees are conferred by East Bridge University, Paris, France.
About EBU (East Bridge University): East Bridge University (EBU) - Paris is a private, independent higher education provider successfully incorporated in Paris, France. Legally incorporated in Paris, France (RCS No. 981 441 579 Paris on 15 November 2023), EBU is a higher-learning educational institution that provides online and affordable degrees, diplomas, and certified courses. It offers higher education programs distinct from the French national curriculum and public system.
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East Bridge University (EBU) is a private, independent, higher education establishment, incorporated in Paris, France. EBU does not claim to be offering FRENCH NATIONALLY ACCREDITED programs, nor does it claim to confer academic degrees as do traditional public or private universities in France or other parts of the world.
EBU’s skill-development programs and their ensuing awards and certifications are most conducive to personal and professional development purposes. EBU does not claim that its programs or professional awards are academic in nature, as do other traditional/ public/ private universities in France or other parts of the world. Students are required to do their independent research regarding the suitability of EBU programs and ensure certifications based on the assessment of their personal and professional development needs before enrolling in EBU programs.
EBU does not guarantee that the certifications conferred are accepted by other institutions of higher learning for further studies. EBU does not guarantee that the certifications conferred are accepted by employers, both private and public (government agencies), for job-seeking and/or promotion purposes. Candidates who wish to legalise their EBU awards could do so by following the apostille process, which is a service provided by EBU through its legal agency in Paris, France.
East Bridge University has received the status of a "hors contrat" school under the French education system. As a non-contracted private institution, EBU operates independently from government funding and is not bound by the national curriculum mandated for schools under the contract.
Given EBU's designation as a "hors contrat" school, the awards conferred by the university are not considered equivalent to those of French public educational institutions. Instead, EBU offers programs delivered exclusively in the English medium and caters primarily to international students residing outside of France. This international focus aligns with EBU's mission to provide globally relevant education and foster a diverse learning community.
EBU's decision to seek accreditation and professional memberships outside of France is a strategic choice reflective of its authorisation and operational framework. By pursuing international accreditation, EBU aims to ensure that its programs meet rigorous standards of quality and recognition on a global scale, enhancing the value of its awards and credentials in the international marketplace.
As EBU continues to uphold its commitment to excellence in education, it remains dedicated to providing innovative learning experiences and preparing students for success in an increasingly interconnected world. Through its distinctive approach to education and focus on international accreditation, EBU endeavours to empower individuals with the knowledge, skills, and opportunities needed to thrive in today's global society.
While EBU strives to offer high-quality education and its certificates can be valuable for various purposes internationally, individuals must verify the specific recognition of the certificate in the country where they intend to use it, especially for formal education or professional licensing purposes. This approach ensures that stakeholders make informed decisions regarding their educational and career paths.
Degree Terminology and Restrictions: French law prohibits private institutions from using protected academic terms such as “baccalauréat,” “licence,” “master,” and “doctorat” for their institutional diplomas. Where terms like "Master" are used in EBU’s diploma titles, they are in accordance with institutional permissions and do not represent equivalence to French national degrees.
Transparency and Student Responsibility: EBU is committed to maintaining transparency regarding the nature of its programs and diplomas. While EBU offers high-quality education through English-medium, distance-learning programs, students must verify the recognition and applicability of EBU’s certifications in their specific countries for purposes such as further education, employment, or credential recognition.
Important Note: EBU does not claim its programs to be French nationally accredited or equivalent to degrees conferred by French public or private universities. The certifications and diplomas offered are designed primarily for personal and professional development and may not be recognized by other institutions or employers, including public (government) and private entities. Students who wish to legalize their EBU awards can do so via the apostille process facilitated through EBU’s legal agency in Paris, France.
By enrolling in EBU programs, students acknowledge and accept these terms, ensuring alignment with their academic and professional aspirations.
