Mobility and immigration

Education Credential Assessment (ECA)
Lisbon Convention countries (EHEA)
Mutual recognition by one or more academic bodies or other government agencies

\ Woolf degrees and global recognition

Students will earn their degrees and their academic credits in the most widely recognized accreditation system in the world, ensuring their studies receive the global recognition they deserve. To learn more about degree mobility and immigration, please our help center.

Accreditation

As a Woolf student, you will earn a degrees and academic credits in the most widely recognized accreditation system in the world, ensuring your studies receive the global recognition they deserve. To learn more about Woolf's accreditation, please visit our dedicated accreditation pages.

Woolf accreditation

Degree mobility and imigration

Immigration laws, credit transfers, and degree recognition processes vary by country and often change in their details. To learn more about degree mobility and immigration, please our help center.
Woolf benefits from global recognition because it is a fully accredited Higher Education Institution in Europe. For example, Woolf is considered a "recognized university" in Canada for immigration and citizenship, and Woolf degrees count for the US Citizenship and Immigration Services H-1B cap exemption.

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\ Country recognitions

As a fully accredited Higher Education Institution, Woolf degrees are by default globally recognized. The list below compiles country-specific information based on requests from Woolf graduates  and students.
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United States
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Canada
03
The United Kingdom
04
The United Arab Emirates
05
Australia
06
France
07
Italy
08
Sweden
09
Finland
10
Norway
11
Netherlands
12
Ireland
13
Lithuania
14
Poland
15
New Zealand
16
South Africa
17
Nigeria
18
Albania
19
Andorra
20
Armenia
21
Austria
22
Azerbaijan
23
Belarus
24
Belgium
25
Bosnia and Herzegovina
26
Bulgaria
27
Croatia
28
Cyprus
29
Czech Republic
30
Denmark
31
Estonia
32
Georgia
33
Germany
34
Greece
35
Holy See
36
Hungary
37
Iceland
38
Israel
39
Kazakhstan
40
Kyrgyzstan
41
Latvia
42
Liechtenstein
43
Luxembourg
44
Malta
45
Moldova
46
Monaco
47
Montenegro
48
North Macedonia
49
Portugal
50
Romania
51
Russian Federation
52
San Marino
53
Serbia
54
Slovakia
55
Slovenia
56
Spain
57
Switzerland
58
Turkey
59
Ukraine

\ Frequently asked questions

01
What is “Education Credential Assessment” (ECA) or degree recognition?
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What is “Education Credential Assessment” (ECA) for Academic purposes?
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Has Woolf been evaluated with “Education Credential Assessment” (ECA) for Academic purposes?
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What is “Education Credential Assessment” (ECA) for Immigration Purposes?
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Has Woolf been evaluated with “Education Credential Assessment” (ECA) for Immigration purposes?
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Will a Woolf degree add points to my visa application?
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Is there a difference between accreditation for online and offline degrees?
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Will my master’s degree qualify me for entering a PhD program?
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Is my degree accredited in country X that I want to study in?
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What is ECTS? What is the meaning of the MS degree being ECTS backed?
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Can I check the validity of this program and that of Woolf on a government portal?
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Is Woolf a university?
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Degree Mobility for Indian Students

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