E.A.B.H.E.S. recognises and approves the qualifications awarded by its members, accrediting them as European Bachelor’s and Master’s qualifications and introducing a credit accumulation system. Its members include European schools and universities with high quality standards, certified for excellence in education.

Bachelor’s and Master’s qualifications are internationally recognised academic awards and have long been established in Europe. They are obtained through the accumulation of credits used to assess completed work and acquired skills.

Within the European system, a Bachelor’s degree is awarded after a standard three-year programme and the completion of 180 ECTS credits under the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System.

To obtain the European Bachelor diploma, students must hold a B2-level English-language certificate. This certificate may also be obtained within one year after completing the three academic years.

Master’s programmes are open to students who hold a Bachelor’s degree or an equivalent qualification. They last two years and comprise 120 ECTS credits.