AECSA is a non-profit organisation set up to investigate and categorise the educational standards of universities and professional organisations
around the world.
Over the years it has investigated over 1,000 universities and professional bodies, and list all who meet its high certification standards as
"approved" organisations. AECSA also lists universities and professional bodies that are of a dubious nature
under headings such as "degree mills" and "non-traditional"
institutions on this website.
AECSA also undertakes the ranking of universities and professional bodies
by specialisation, either by itself or via the rankings published by leading educational establishments, newspapers and professional journals...
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AECSA is a non-profit organisation set up to investigate and categorise the educational standards of universities and professional organisations
around the world.
AECSA also undertakes the ranking of universities and professional bodies by specialisation , either by itself or via the rankings published
by leading educational most easily remembered name in the Higher-Education portal market... More >
In most countries professional bodies start as incorporated associations formed by individuals of like interest. An overwhelming majority of these are self regulated bodies, with their own constitutions, rules and ethical guidelines. Certain professions, however, come under stricter governmental regulation, such as medicine, law and in some countries engineering and accountancy. Such professional bodies are either created by an 'Act of Parliament' (referred to as having a Government Charter) or in some commonwealth countries... More >
Many students in the USA, let alone Australia and the rest of the world are baffled at the complexity of accreditation in the USA. The state and federal governments in the USA spend billions of dollars every year to support universities in the USA. Surprisingly, there are however, no government standards for the quality of education at universities in the USA. Instead, minimum standards for education in universities are set by private, nonprofit corporations, called accrediting organisations... More >
