Alzette University works with international quality assurance agencies and academic partners so that its awards carry recognition well beyond the country in which they are earned.
Alzette University holds a full institutional EAHEA accreditation for excellence in institutional and business education, recognising high academic standards and professional relevance across all programmes, activities and research.
Our partners and accrediting bodies are set out below.
EAHEA is an international quality assurance agency working to improve quality assurance standards of organisations worldwide. Through its global network of experts, it grants accreditation to educational institutions, corporations, professionals and qualified individuals.
Regional accreditation bodies evaluate education providers on a regional scale and grant them primary accreditation. The growth of globalisation calls for a global entity able to evaluate them against internationally proven standards and grant an internationally recognised secondary accreditation. EAHEA provides that international accreditation, enhancing an institution’s regional accreditation and assuring stakeholders that its programmes, policies and procedures meet international standards of quality.
For students, it means degrees and credits carry increased acceptability around the world, should they choose to study or work abroad.
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The European Education Board is a non-profit organisation that envisions providing a world standard of accreditation to institutions and schools worldwide, giving global recognition and networks among industry players. Its vision is to award globally recognised education standards.
IPAC is the leading private education institution for work-study programmes in the Alpine region, from Geneva to Grenoble. It is recognised by the State and offers PREPA, BTS, Bachelor and MBA courses, from level 4 to level 7 (post-BAC to BAC+5). The State officially attests the value of the institution, which means IPAC:
IPAC has been committed to promoting and implementing work-study programmes; its campuses have been privileged partners of the Institut de Formation par Alternance (IFA des Alpes) since 2019, an interprofessional CFA created on the initiative of the MEDEF, CPME, CCI and CMA.
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Albertville, Annecy, Chambéry, Grand Genève, Grenoble and Geneva
70 foreign university partners, including the Erasmus network
Partner universities worldwide, Switzerland, business creation, and local and national companies