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RECOGNITION OF OUR DEGREES

The Global Perspective: Recognized Degrees and Their Impact

The Evolving Landscape of Degree Recognition: What You Need to Know

In today's rapidly evolving job market, it has become increasingly important for individuals to continuously update their skills and knowledge in order to stay competitive. This has led to a growing demand for recognition of our degrees as a form of continuing education. Many professionals, who may have completed their education years ago, are now seeking avenues to enhance their skills and stay relevant in their respective fields. However, with the ever-changing nature of industries, it has become challenging for individuals to keep up with the latest advancements without formal education. As a result, there is a pressing need for recognition of our degrees as a credible form of continuing education, which can bridge the knowledge gap and help professionals stay abreast with the latest industry developments.

The American University of Higher Education Foundation (AU) is dedicated to providing quality and effective continuing education opportunities for students and professionals alike. As an institution that values lifelong learning and growth, AU understands the importance of complying with the standards set by reputable accrediting bodies such as the Accrediting Council for International Schools and Colleges (ACISC). This organization serves as benchmarks for excellence in education and AU is proud to be in compliance with their rigorous standards.

One of the main reasons why AU puts emphasis on complying with the standards set by ACISC is to ensure that our students and professionals receive the best education and training possible. By adhering to these standards, AU is able to continuously improve its programs and courses, making sure that they meet the latest industry standards and practices. This also allows our students and professionals to gain the necessary knowledge and skills that will help them excel in their respective fields.

In addition to providing quality education, compliance with ACISC also demonstrates AU's commitment to ethical and transparent operations. These accrediting bodies have strict guidelines for institutions to follow, ensuring that education and training are delivered in an ethical and unbiased manner. By complying with these guidelines, AU is able to build trust and credibility with its students and the wider community.

Furthermore, compliance with ACISC  also opens doors for AU's students and professionals to pursue further education and career opportunities. Many employers and educational institutions recognize the value of certifications and credentials from ACISC-accredited institutions. This gives AU's students and professionals an added advantage in their academic and professional pursuits.

In conclusion, AU takes pride in complying with the continuing education standards set by ACISC. This commitment not only ensures the quality and effectiveness of our programs and courses, but also upholds our values of lifelong learning, ethical operations, and providing opportunities for our students and professionals to excel in their chosen fields.

Exploring the Future of Continuing Education at the American University

How to Choose the Right Professional Development Program at an American University

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CERTIFICATE DEGREE PROGRAMS

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ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS

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List of Countries That Recognize U.S. Continuing Education Degrees

American Degrees Providing Lucrative Jobs Abroad

Degrees earned in the US can pave the way for more lucrative jobs outside the country than others. It all depends on factors such as the labor force outlook and socioeconomic status and needs of a nation. The majority of the most in-demand degrees abroad are also the most employable ones in the US.

It is estimated that over eight million Americans are living and working abroad. If you are thinking about being a part of the statistics, having a degree earned in the US can make it easier for you to find a job internationally.

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