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Affiliations
Accreditation
The
University holds official accreditation via a Parliamentary Charter
dated 29 July 2008 from the International States Parliament for Safety and
Peace, an intergovernmental association of nations founded in 1975 by
Makarios III, then President of the Republic of Cyprus, and Archbishop
Viktor Busà, with the constitutional support of the Republics of Mali
and Senegal. The ISPSP is officially recognized by decree of the
Republic of Ecuador and its International Vice-Presidents are Teodoro
Obiang Nbasogo, President of Equatorial Guinea, and Hugo Chavez,
President of Venezuela. The General Secretary until December 2008 was the late Lansana Conté,
President of Guinea, and the Grand Chancellor International is Omar
Bongo Ondimba, President of Gabon. The ISPSP is under Royal Protection
of HRH Prince Saqer Bin Khalid Al-Qassimi of the Royal House of
Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, is supported by the King of Cambodia and
is recognized by nations around the world.
>>View Certificate of Accreditation and supporting documentation
The Society for Humanistic Potential
The
University
was founded and is directed by the Society for Humanistic Potential
(SHP), a religious organization
whose philosophy honors lifelong
learning as a key aspect of the holistic development of the individual.
Persons of all creeds or none are admitted to the University's
programs, which do not require adherence to particular beliefs. SHP is
strongly influenced by the philosophical and spiritual work of Carl
Jung and Carl R. Rogers, among others.
>>Click here to learn more about SHP
Official Partners of EAU
Campus-based programs
European-American University does not itself maintain a campus, instead functioning as a federal body co-ordinated from its offices in various locations and contracting with independent teaching colleges. The federal model of the university was pioneered by the University of London, UK, in the nineteenth-century and has since been adopted by other institutions. Teaching colleges validated by EAU, designated International Partners, offer campus-based programs in business, management and information technology as well as other areas by arrangement.
>>Learn more about our International Partners
Institutions that have been absorbed into EAU
>>Click here for information on institutions that have been absorbed into EAU
Research Centers and Divisions of EAU
Amos Bronson Alcott Center for Educational Research (CER)
In addition to
its teaching and
assessment
activities, the University also maintains its Amos Bronson Alcott
Center for
Educational Research (CER). The CER has as its main area
of research interest independent post-secondary education within the
university sector in all of its aspects. This is set in the context of
general enquiry into postsecondary education developments around the
world with particular regard to institutional status, award
applicability and relations between the public and private sectors.
The CER publishes articles on relevant matters and conducts consultancy for individuals and organizations in its areas of interest. It has its own page here.
Arnold Harris Mathew Center for the Study of the Independent Sacramental Movement (CSISM)
The University's Arnold
Harris Mathew Center for the Study of
the Independent Sacramental Movement (CSISM) is the
first university center anywhere in the world to be devoted to the
study of the independent sacramental movement originating within
Catholicism and widely prevalent today. It disseminates
rare archive material online, principally photographs and documents,
and conducts research into the historic and contemporary independent
sacramental movement.
The Independent Sacramental Movement (ISM) embraces many Christian communities, most relatively small, which stand in the Apostolic Succession from the Papacy and/or the Orthodox Churches and have, in the main, developed during the period from the mid-nineteenth-century onwards. In their entirety, these communities embrace almost all possible shades of Christian belief and practice. However, the modern use of the ISM categorization is concerned more with those groups that represent a progressive and emerging theology and praxis, often characterized by esotericism and liberalism. Their study is important both in order to establish a historical record for its own sake, and also because the more experimental and evolving of these communities point the way to new means of becoming church, and of fulfilling ministry in the modern world.
Visit the CSISM here.
Libertarian Library Online Project (LLOP)
The University's
ongoing Libertarian Library Online Project (LLOP) aims to collect
together online resources exploring different aspects of libertarian
philosophy in a convenient single-source location, providing a virtual
library of libertarianism. As well as providing
access to complete
texts of such key writers as Henry David
Thoreau, Ludwig von Mises and Adam Smith via online libraries, it
includes links to
libertarian organizations, political parties and to thousands of
shorter
articles and papers. All resources are free at the point of delivery
and fully digitized for easy searching and printing.
Visit LLOP here.
Romantic Discoveries Recordings
Romantic
Discoveries Recordings operates as a research center in association
with EAU. Since its inception, RDR has researched unknown piano music
of the nineteenth-century and brought it to the public by means of a
series of première CD recordings that now encompass over one
hundred works. Using resources in major reference libraries, musical
archives, and obtained via antiquarian dealers and fellow collectors,
RDR has been featured in the press in Europe and the U.S. In 2006, RDR
issued the first ever recording of several unfinished piano sonatas by
Beethoven in performances prepared from facsimiles of his
manuscripts, and other releases have included the piano music of
Kirchner, von Sahr, Rosenfeld, Huber, Alkan and Jensen. The pianist
on the recordings and director of the project is John Kersey, who
is President of EAU.
Visit RDR here.
The Henselt Library
The
University houses the Henselt
Library, which is a digital repository of over 1,500 extremely rare
scores of
nineteenth-century piano music, many of which are unavailable
elsewhere. The collection provides illumination of a crucial but still
under-researched period of piano music, including many now-obscure
composers who were considered important in their time and whose work
provides invaluable context for understanding the period and its
legacy. All items in the Library's collections
are free to download and supplied in common file formats.
Visit the Henselt Library here.
European-American University Press
The
University Press is an imprint for research and informed opinion on the
chief areas of the University's interest, notably libertarianism,
independent, non-traditional and spiritual education,
nineteenth-century music and the independent sacramental movement. It
publishes books, e-books and printed copies of published articles,
using the latest print-on-demand technology. Current titles available
in hardcover include works on church and educational history, as well
as new editions of key texts in Theosophy.
Visit the University Press here.
Corporate Services Division
The University's Corporate Services Division applies the strengths and expertise of its adjunct faculty and institutional profile to a wide variety of business settings. The available services include high-level consultancy, executive training and development and graduate recruitment.
Visit the Corporate Services Division here.
Official websites of European-American University
The University owns and/or controls the following websites:
www.thedegree.org
www.disted.org
www.europeanamericanuniversity.org
www.henseltlibrary.org
www.educationdistance.org
www.nontraditionaleducation.net
www.your-degree.org
www.business-edu.net
www.distancediploma.org (not active at present)
http://europeanamericanuniversity.blogspot.com
http://alcottcer.blogspot.com
http://mathewcenter.blogspot.com
The University is affiliated with the following sites:
http://societyforhumanisticpotential.blogspot.com
http://www.liberalcatholics.org
www.johnkersey.org
Any other site claiming affiliation with EAU is NOT an official site of EAU. See our News page for particular alerts.
Understanding how the University works
The
University holds official accreditation via a Parliamentary Charter
dated 29 July 2008 from the International States Parliament for Safety and
Peace, an intergovernmental association of nations founded in 1975 by
Makarios III, then President of the Republic of Cyprus, and Archbishop
Viktor Busà, with the constitutional support of the Republics of Mali
and Senegal. The ISPSP is officially recognized by decree of the
Republic of Ecuador and its International Vice-Presidents are Teodoro
Obiang Nbasogo, President of Equatorial Guinea, and Hugo Chavez,
President of Venezuela. The General Secretary until December 2008 was the late Lansana Conté,
President of Guinea, and the Grand Chancellor International is Omar
Bongo Ondimba, President of Gabon. The ISPSP is under Royal Protection
of HRH Prince Saqer Bin Khalid Al-Qassimi of the Royal House of
Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, is supported by the King of Cambodia and
is recognized by nations around the world.>>View Certificate of Accreditation and supporting documentation
The Society for Humanistic Potential
The
University
was founded and is directed by the Society for Humanistic Potential
(SHP), a religious organization
whose philosophy honors lifelong
learning as a key aspect of the holistic development of the individual.
Persons of all creeds or none are admitted to the University's
programs, which do not require adherence to particular beliefs. SHP is
strongly influenced by the philosophical and spiritual work of Carl
Jung and Carl R. Rogers, among others.>>Click here to learn more about SHP
Official Partners of EAU
Campus-based programs
European-American University does not itself maintain a campus, instead functioning as a federal body co-ordinated from its offices in various locations and contracting with independent teaching colleges. The federal model of the university was pioneered by the University of London, UK, in the nineteenth-century and has since been adopted by other institutions. Teaching colleges validated by EAU, designated International Partners, offer campus-based programs in business, management and information technology as well as other areas by arrangement.
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| Staff of one of our award-winning International Partner campuses, the HighGrade Professional Education Centre in Lagos, Nigeria. Here they are celebrating the 2006 Award as the Best Academic Leadership Institute from the Christian Democratic Journalist Organization of Nigeria |
>>Learn more about our International Partners
Institutions that have been absorbed into EAU
>>Click here for information on institutions that have been absorbed into EAU
Research Centers and Divisions of EAU
Amos Bronson Alcott Center for Educational Research (CER)
In addition to
its teaching and
assessment
activities, the University also maintains its Amos Bronson Alcott
Center for
Educational Research (CER). The CER has as its main area
of research interest independent post-secondary education within the
university sector in all of its aspects. This is set in the context of
general enquiry into postsecondary education developments around the
world with particular regard to institutional status, award
applicability and relations between the public and private sectors.
The CER publishes articles on relevant matters and conducts consultancy for individuals and organizations in its areas of interest. It has its own page here.
Arnold Harris Mathew Center for the Study of the Independent Sacramental Movement (CSISM)
The University's Arnold
Harris Mathew Center for the Study of
the Independent Sacramental Movement (CSISM) is the
first university center anywhere in the world to be devoted to the
study of the independent sacramental movement originating within
Catholicism and widely prevalent today. It disseminates
rare archive material online, principally photographs and documents,
and conducts research into the historic and contemporary independent
sacramental movement.
The Independent Sacramental Movement (ISM) embraces many Christian communities, most relatively small, which stand in the Apostolic Succession from the Papacy and/or the Orthodox Churches and have, in the main, developed during the period from the mid-nineteenth-century onwards. In their entirety, these communities embrace almost all possible shades of Christian belief and practice. However, the modern use of the ISM categorization is concerned more with those groups that represent a progressive and emerging theology and praxis, often characterized by esotericism and liberalism. Their study is important both in order to establish a historical record for its own sake, and also because the more experimental and evolving of these communities point the way to new means of becoming church, and of fulfilling ministry in the modern world.
Visit the CSISM here.
Libertarian Library Online Project (LLOP)
The University's
ongoing Libertarian Library Online Project (LLOP) aims to collect
together online resources exploring different aspects of libertarian
philosophy in a convenient single-source location, providing a virtual
library of libertarianism. As well as providing
access to complete
texts of such key writers as Henry David
Thoreau, Ludwig von Mises and Adam Smith via online libraries, it
includes links to
libertarian organizations, political parties and to thousands of
shorter
articles and papers. All resources are free at the point of delivery
and fully digitized for easy searching and printing.
Visit LLOP here.
Romantic Discoveries Recordings
Romantic
Discoveries Recordings operates as a research center in association
with EAU. Since its inception, RDR has researched unknown piano music
of the nineteenth-century and brought it to the public by means of a
series of première CD recordings that now encompass over one
hundred works. Using resources in major reference libraries, musical
archives, and obtained via antiquarian dealers and fellow collectors,
RDR has been featured in the press in Europe and the U.S. In 2006, RDR
issued the first ever recording of several unfinished piano sonatas by
Beethoven in performances prepared from facsimiles of his
manuscripts, and other releases have included the piano music of
Kirchner, von Sahr, Rosenfeld, Huber, Alkan and Jensen. The pianist
on the recordings and director of the project is John Kersey, who
is President of EAU.
Visit RDR here.
The Henselt Library
The
University houses the Henselt
Library, which is a digital repository of over 1,500 extremely rare
scores of
nineteenth-century piano music, many of which are unavailable
elsewhere. The collection provides illumination of a crucial but still
under-researched period of piano music, including many now-obscure
composers who were considered important in their time and whose work
provides invaluable context for understanding the period and its
legacy. All items in the Library's collections
are free to download and supplied in common file formats. Visit the Henselt Library here.
European-American University Press
The
University Press is an imprint for research and informed opinion on the
chief areas of the University's interest, notably libertarianism,
independent, non-traditional and spiritual education,
nineteenth-century music and the independent sacramental movement. It
publishes books, e-books and printed copies of published articles,
using the latest print-on-demand technology. Current titles available
in hardcover include works on church and educational history, as well
as new editions of key texts in Theosophy.Visit the University Press here.
Corporate Services Division
The University's Corporate Services Division applies the strengths and expertise of its adjunct faculty and institutional profile to a wide variety of business settings. The available services include high-level consultancy, executive training and development and graduate recruitment.
Visit the Corporate Services Division here.
Official websites of European-American University
The University owns and/or controls the following websites:
www.thedegree.org
www.disted.org
www.europeanamericanuniversity.org
www.henseltlibrary.org
www.educationdistance.org
www.nontraditionaleducation.net
www.your-degree.org
www.business-edu.net
www.distancediploma.org (not active at present)
http://europeanamericanuniversity.blogspot.com
http://alcottcer.blogspot.com
http://mathewcenter.blogspot.com
The University is affiliated with the following sites:
http://societyforhumanisticpotential.blogspot.com
http://www.liberalcatholics.org
www.johnkersey.org
Any other site claiming affiliation with EAU is NOT an official site of EAU. See our News page for particular alerts.
Understanding how the University works
>>Who is the
University for?
>>An
introduction to the University's philosophy
>>The
business approach to education
>>An
independent viewpoint
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David
Ricardo School of Business
Programs at the bachelor's, M.B.A. and doctoral levels entirely by nonresident distance learning using flexible non-traditional methods of study and assessment. Visit the School here.
Amos
Bronson Alcott Center for Educational ResearchThe CER has as its main
area of research interest independent
postsecondary education in the University sector, and disseminates
articles and reports online on private universities and non-traditional
tertiary education. Visit the CER here.
Arnold
Harris Mathew Center for the Study of the Independent Sacramental
MovementCSISM is the first university center anywhere in the world to be devoted to the study of the independent sacramental movement originating within Catholicism. Visit CSISM here.
Romantic Discoveries Recordings
RDR operates as a research center in association with EAU. Since its inception, RDR has researched unknown piano music of the nineteenth-century and brought it to the public by means of a series of première CD recordings that now encompasses over one hundred works. Visit RDR at its own website here.
Libertarian Library Online ProjectLLOP aims to gather
together online resources exploring different
aspects of libertarian philosophy in a convenient single-source
location. Visit LLOP here.
Society for Humanistic PotentialThe University was founded
and is directed by the Society for
Humanistic Potential (SHP), a religious society of the Liberal Catholic
Apostolic Church whose philosophy
honors lifelong learning as a key aspect of the holistic development of
the individual. Students at EAU become Student Members of SHP for the
duration of their studies. Visit SHP here.
Henselt Library
- rare
scores of piano music
from the nineteenth-century The University houses the
Henselt
Library, which is a digital repository of many extremely rare scores of
nineteenth-century piano music. All items in the Library's collections
are free to download. Visit the Henselt Library here.
Virtual LibraryThe EAU Virtual Library
includes key online resources, a careers portal and the gateway to
EAU's developing e-learning platform. Visit the Virtual
Library here.