Legal Notice

I. – UNIVERSITY NAME, LEGAL PERSONALITY, FULL INSTITUTIONAL CONTINUITY, AND REGISTRATION VERIFICATION IN FRENCH STATE SYSTEMS (DATA.GOUV.FR / INSEE / SIRENE) — University standing: EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY OF PARIS (SAEJEE). A European university entity founded on June 11, 1991. It has legal personality, full and uninterrupted institutional continuity for 35 years, and verifiable registration in French State systems (data.gouv.fr / DINUM / INSEE / SIRENE), providing an endorsement of strictly university-level standing for the advancement of professional and postgraduate practice, in the exercise of the legal personality and academic autonomy conferred by the Education Code (Art. L. 151-1, Art. L. 613-2, Art. L. 731-1, Art. L. 444-1, Art. L. 718-16 and Art. L. 123-3), the Research Code (Art. L. 412-1) and the French Law of July 1, 1901 (full texts available in our Institutional Library of French Legislation — French Legislation).

In accordance with the statutory legal notice requirements for higher education institutions of the French Republic and Article 6, Section III, of Law No. 2004-575 of June 21, 2004, on Confidence in the Digital Economy (LCEN — JORFTEXT000000801164 / LEGITEXT000005789847), the University’s legal, academic, and registration information is set out below:

The constituent elements of the institution’s university identity and registration are specified in the following fourteen numbered points:

• 1° University Name (Legal and Institutional Name): EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY OF PARIS (SAEJEE);
• 2° University Standing and Status: Private institution for independent higher education and postgraduate doctoral research governed by the Education Code (Art. L. 151-1, Art. L. 613-2, Art. L. 731-1, Art. L. 444-1, Art. L. 718-16 and Art. L. 123-3) and the Research Code (Art. L. 412-1), established as a registered association under the Law of July 1, 1901, on the Association Contract (Catégorie juridique INSEE 9220) ;
• 3° Founding Date and Uninterrupted Continuity: founded on June 11, 1991 (date_creation: "1991-06-11"), with thirty-five (35) years of uninterrupted institutional continuity (etat_administratif: "A" · date_fermeture: null; administrative update of the registered office Actif depuis le 11/06/1991; continuous synchronization with State records in the government directory);
• 4° Sole Registered Office and Rectorate (Registered Office): 229 Boulevard Voltaire, 75011 Paris, French Republic (numero_voie: "229", type_voie: "BOULEVARD", libelle_voie: "VOLTAIRE", code_postal: "75011", INSEE municipality 75111 — Paris, District XI, Department 75 — Paris, Region 11 — Île-de-France, EPCI 200054781 — Métropole du Grand Paris, geodetic coordinates: 48.851432964, 2.39112943) ;
• 5° State-Assigned Legal Unit Identifier (SIREN): 399 107 937 (nombre_etablissements: 1 · nombre_etablissements_ouverts: 1) ;
• 6° State-Assigned Registered Office Identifier (SIRET): 399 107 937 00019 (est_siege: true · ancien_siege: false) ;
• 7° Internal Classification Number (NIC): 00019 ;
• 8° Social and Solidarity Economy (ESS): registered entity with the positive attribute est_ess: true (Appartenance au champ de l'ESS: Oui) in accordance with Article 1 of Law No. 2014-856 of July 31, 2014, on the Social and Solidarity Economy (JORFTEXT000029313296 / LEGIARTI000029314291) ;
• 9° APE / NAF Code (INSEE): 94.99Z (Other organizations operating through voluntary membership, section_activite_principale: "S", Decree No. 2007-1888 of December 26, 2007 (JORFTEXT000017765090)) and code 94.99Y in the NAF 2025 classification (Activities of membership organizations not elsewhere classified) ;
• 10° Intra-Community VAT Number (EU VAT, Article 286 ter of the General Tax Code): FR55399107937 ;
• 11° Public Disclosure Status in State Registers: statut_diffusion: "O" and statut_diffusion_etablissement: "O" (full public disclosure in French State registers);
• 12° University Institutional Phone Number and WhatsApp: +33 (7) 70 22 36 99 ;
• 13° Central Institutional Email Addresses: info@universiteeuropeenne.paris (General Information and Rectorate) and scolarite@saejee.eu (Academic Secretariat and Document Verification);
• 14° Institutional Domains and Historical Traceability (+35 Years): www.universiteeuropeenne.paris and www.saejee.eu, with a continuous history of more than thirty-five (+35) years in Wayback Machine from its previous domain altosestudios.es (under the same institutional logo).

II. – STATE REGISTRATION VERIFICATION (MARIANNE · FRENCH REPUBLIC — DATA.GOUV.FR / DINUM / INSEE): In accordance with Decree No. 73-314 of March 14, 1973 (National SIRENE System — INSEE) and the Code of Relations between the Public and the Administration (LEGITEXT000031366350), the University’s public entries in French State registers are verified directly on this portal through the PDF certificates held in our repository and, for real-time external consultation, by optically scanning the QR code bearing the Marianne emblem of the French Republic:

• 1° Legal Unit Entry in State Registers (SIREN 399 107 937): verifiable by scanning the QR code, which records:
  • a) the registration of the legal entity EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY OF PARIS with a founding date of June 11, 1991, and the status EN ACTIVITÉ (etat_administratif: "A") ;
  • b) the legal form 9220 (Registered association), membership in the Social and Solidarity Economy (ESS: Oui) and the intra-Community VAT number FR55399107937 ;
• 2° State Register of Active Establishments (Section #etablissements): certifies that the University operates through one (1) sole active establishment (nombre_etablissements: 1 · nombre_etablissements_ouverts: 1 · 1 établissement en activité and 0 établissement fermé), centralizing its Rectorate and Main Academic Archive at its registered office in Paris;
• 3° State Record of the Establishment and Sole Registered Office (SIRET 399 107 937 00019): available for immediate consultation on our server (Download the SIRET Record with Map as a PDF), which contains the following certification of the French Republic verbatim: “This establishment, registered under SIRET 399 107 937 00019, is active. It was established on June 11, 1991, 35 years ago. It is the registered office of the EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY OF PARIS association and its sole establishment. Its field of activity is: other organizations operating through voluntary membership (94.99z). It is located at 229 BOULEVARD VOLTAIRE 75011 PARIS.” ;
• 4° Certificate — Notice of Status in the SIRENE Register (INSEE): issued by the SIRENE Register Statistical Service of INSEE and hosted in full on this portal for direct download without leaving our website (Download the SIRENE INSEE Notice of Status PDF and Download the SIRENE Marianne Summary PDF), certifying the institution’s uninterrupted activity since June 11, 1991 (“Active since 11/06/1991”).

III. – The Rectoral Council, the publication leadership required by Article 6-III-1° of Law No. 2004-575 of June 21, 2004 (LCEN) and the University’s organizational departments are composed as follows:

• 1° Rector of the University and Statutory Legal Representative: Prof. Dr. Ramón L. Maiha Mulleras ;
• 2° Secretary General and Certifying Custodian of the Main Academic Archive: Lic. Claudia Altieri ;
• 3° Vice Rector for Academic and Personnel Affairs and Director of Publication (CAO): Mr. Ramón Segundo — cao@universiteeuropeenne.paris ;
• 4° Legal Affairs Department and Officer Responsible for Access to Administrative Documents (PRADA / CLO, Article L. 330-1 of the Code of Relations between the Public and the Administration): Mr. Manuel Santos — prada@universiteeuropeenne.paris / clo@universiteeuropeenne.paris ;
• 5° Regulatory Compliance and Institutional Communications Department (CCO): Ms. Alicia Bejarano — cco@universiteeuropeenne.paris / communication@universiteeuropeenne.paris ;
• 6° Doctoral Research Department (CRO): Ms. María Herrera — cro@universiteeuropeenne.paris ;
• 7° Information Systems and Network Infrastructure Department (CIO): Ms. Krisbell Amesty — cio@universiteeuropeenne.paris / webmaster@universiteeuropeenne.paris ;
• 8° Academic and Technical Quality Department (CQO): Mr. Carlos Salinas — cqo@universiteeuropeenne.paris ;
• 9° Student Support and Tutoring Department: Mr. Anthony España — support@universiteeuropeenne.paris ;
• 10° Technical Support and IT Security: Mr. Henry Carmona — itsupport@universiteeuropeenne.paris ;
• 11° Career Placement and Graduate Network (Alumni): Mr. Andrés Castro — careers@universiteeuropeenne.paris.

I. – The EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY OF PARIS is established under the Law of July 1, 1901, on the Association Contract (Law of July 1, 1901, on the Association Contract, historical text JORFTEXT000000497458 and the current consolidated version in our library: LEGITEXT000006069570 · Download the PDF on Our Website · Law of 1901 Tab) and its Decree of August 16, 1901 (LEGITEXT000006069617). In accordance with Decision No. 71-44 DC of July 16, 1971, of the Constitutional Council, the freedom to establish associations and to carry out the activities provided for in their statutes pursuant to Article 1 of that Law constitutes a Fundamental Principle Recognized by the Laws of the Republic (PFRLR) of constitutional standing.

Pursuant to Article 5 and Article 6 of the French Law of July 1, 1901 and the settled case law of the Court of Cassation (Cass. 1re civ., 3 mai 2000, Bull. civ. I, n.º 124 ; Cass. com., 14 novembre 2006, n.º 05-12.201), formal declaration and publication confer full legal personality and civil capacity on the institution (legal capacity to bring proceedings, acquire property, manage assets, and enter into contracts) to organize independent higher education under the Education Code, enter into interuniversity agreements, and issue diplomas and European Diploma Supplements.

II. – Under statistical and registration classifications of the French State, the University falls within the following regulatory categories:

• 1° INSEE Legal Category 9220 (Association déclarée): code assigned to private-law legal entities established under the French Law of July 1, 1901 that operate as independent higher education institutions in accordance with Book VII, Title III, of the Education Code (Art. L. 731-1, Art. L. 731-2, Art. L. 731-3 and Art. L. 731-14) ;
• 2° Classification in the French Classification of Activities (APE / NAF): registration under Section S, code 94.99Z (Other organizations operating through voluntary membership), in accordance with Decree No. 2007-1888 of December 26, 2007 (JORFTEXT000017765090), and its corresponding classification in the NAF 2025 nomenclature under code 94.99Y (Activities of membership organizations not elsewhere classified) ;
• 3° Legal Membership in the Social and Solidarity Economy (ESS): registration in State registers with the positive attribute est_ess: true (Appartenance au champ de l'ESS: Oui) pursuant to Article 1, Section I, Point 3°, of Law No. 2014-856 of July 31, 2014, on the Social and Solidarity Economy (JORFTEXT000029313296 / LEGIARTI000029314291), subject to the following mandatory statutory rules:
  • a) the pursuit of an academic, scientific, and higher education purpose other than the distribution of profits;
  • b) governance regulated by the statutes, with the participation of collegiate bodies and the academic faculty;
  • c) the full allocation of operating surpluses to maintaining and developing teaching, research, and academic archival activities, with any distribution of reserves legally prohibited (mandatory indivisible reserves, Art. 1-I-3°-b of Law No. 2014-856 of July 31, 2014, on the Social and Solidarity Economy (JORFTEXT000029313296 / LEGIARTI000029314291)).

I. – For the purposes of Decree No. 73-314 of March 14, 1973 (National SIRENE System — INSEE) and Articles 5 and 6 of the French Law of July 1, 1901, the legal personality of the institution registered in the French Republic is identified exclusively and nontransferably by its nine-digit State identifier (SIREN 399 107 937 · SIRET 399 107 937 00019). To that end, the EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY OF PARIS specifies its institutional framework:

• 1° Organizational Autonomy and Independent Higher Education Framework: the institution is a private independent higher education establishment governed by Book VII, Title III, of the Education Code (Art. L. 731-1 to Art. L. 731-14), endowed with full, autonomous, and independent legal personality to pursue its educational and scientific research purposes;
• 2° Academic Cooperation and Interinstitutional Agreement Framework: the institution carries out its teaching and research activities with full operational autonomy and through its international academic cooperation agreements (Art. L. 718-16), operating separately from public consortia and networks funded directly through European Commission budget programs;
• 3° Ownership of Names and Historical Traceability (+35 Years): the institution holds ownership of the statutory and operational names EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY OF PARIS (SAEJEE) on its domains www.universiteeuropeenne.paris and www.saejee.eu, whose institutional continuity spanning more than three decades (35 years) is formally archived on international digital preservation platforms (Wayback Machine) from its previous institutional domain altosestudios.es under the same institutional logo.

I. – FRENCH UNIVERSITY FRAMEWORK (Section 2.3 of the European Diploma Supplement): The postgraduate and third-cycle qualifications issued by the EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY OF PARIS (SAEJEE) —which comprise Postgraduate and Third-Cycle University Qualifications, University Diplomas (DU) and Interuniversity Diplomas through International Cooperation (DIU / DIU-DOCTORAT)—are awarded under the full legal personality and academic autonomy conferred by the Education Code, Art. L. 151-1, Art. L. 613-2, Art. L. 731-1 and Art. L. 444-1, and the Research Code (Art. L. 412-1), with registry traceability and online verification, and are grounded in the framework of interuniversity cooperation agreements (Art. L. 718-16) for advanced doctoral and postgraduate continuing education studies (Art. L. 123-3).

II. – In literal accordance with the first recital printed on the front of the Diplomas and with Section 2.3 of the European Diploma Supplement (SET), the University’s academic authority derives from the constitutional principle of freedom of education (Decisions No. 77-87 DC and No. 99-414 DC of the Constitutional Council) and the consolidated regulatory framework of the Education Code (LEGITEXT000006071191 · Education Code Tab):

• 1° Article L. 151-1 of the Education Code (LEGIARTI000006524458) (Download the PDF on Our Website): provides that the State guarantees respect for freedom of education throughout the French Republic, establishing the basis for the legal personality and statutory autonomy of private higher education institutions;
• 2° Article L. 613-2 of the Education Code (LEGIARTI000027747939) (Download the PDF on Our Website): authorizes higher education institutions to organize postgraduate education and research leading to the award of University Qualifications, University Diplomas (University Diplomas — DU) and Interuniversity Diplomas (Interuniversity Diplomas — DIU / DIU-DOCTORAT) with full institutional, curricular, and international evidentiary academic validity, in accordance with the arrangements established by their statutory bodies and interinstitutional agreements;
• 3° Article L. 731-1 of the Education Code (LEGIARTI000042815166) (Download the PDF on Our Website, Book VII, Title III: “Private Higher Education Institutions,” in conjunction with Articles L. 731-2, Art. L. 731-3 and Art. L. 731-14): provides that any legally established association or legal entity may open and operate independent private higher education courses and institutions within the territory of the French Republic;
• 4° Article L. 444-1 of the Education Code (LEGIARTI000006525041) (Download the PDF on Our Website): regulates programs delivered through distance and blended learning, allowing virtual learning environments (LMS / Moodle) to be combined with in-person teaching and supervised specialized practical training;
• 5° Article L. 718-16 of the Education Code (LEGIARTI000027743556) (Download the PDF on Our Website): authorizes international cooperation activities and agreements with foreign or French higher education institutions for joint programs, jointly supervised dissertations, and programs leading to interuniversity qualifications;
• 6° Article L. 123-3 of the Education Code (LEGIARTI000027747739) (Download the PDF on Our Website): defines the missions of higher education services, including initial and lifelong continuing education, scientific and technological research, the dissemination of knowledge, and the development of the European Higher Education Area (EEES).

I. – Advanced postgraduate studies and scientific research leading to Third-Cycle University Qualifications and Doctorates (Ph.D., Doctorat, DBA, and jointly supervised DIU-DOCTORAT)—which encompass University Qualifications, University Diplomas (DU), and Interuniversity Diplomas (DIU)—are organized in accordance with the provisions of the Research Code (LEGITEXT000006071190 · Research Code Tab), in methodological accordance with the doctoral education standards of the Order of May 25, 2016 (LEGITEXT000032588091) (Doctoral Regulations Tab) and the organizational statutes of the University’s Training and Research Units (Training and Research Units — UFR).

II. – In accordance with the second and third recitals of the Diploma and Section 2.3 of the European Diploma Supplement:

• 1° Doctoral Education through and for Research (Article L. 412-1 of the Research Code (LEGIARTI000044467582) · Download the PDF on Our Website): doctoral education constitutes advanced training through original research, aimed at generating new scientific knowledge and advancing high-level professional practice;
• 2° Organizational Affiliation with Faculties and Training and Research Units (UFR): teaching, expert and clinical supervision, the appointment of examining committees, and degree conferral are carried out through the specialized faculties—including the Faculty of Psychology and Education Sciences (UFR Sciences Psychologiques et Sciences de l’Éducation), the Faculty of Law and Political Science (UFR Law and Political Science), the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (UFR de Médecine et des Sciences de la Santé), the Faculty of Dentistry (Faculté d’Odontologie / Division of Advanced Dentistry and Stomatology), the Division of Architecture and Structural Engineering and the School of Executive Management and Business (Executive Business School).

I. – Under Article L. 718-16 of the Education Code (LEGIARTI000027743556), the EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY OF PARIS enters into bilateral academic, teaching, clinical, and scientific cooperation agreements with European and international institutions for joint programs, jointly supervised dissertations, and the formation of assessment committees.

II. – The Main Annex to the academic records formalizes the following interuniversity cooperation frameworks:

• 1° Teaching Agreement with Helmstedt University (Germany): an interinstitutional agreement supporting teaching cooperation, methodological exchange, jointly supervised research, and international joint supervision of doctoral dissertations;
• 2° Academic Agreement for Clinical and Scientific Reference with University Medicine Berlin (Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Germany): a clinical, patient-care, and scientific reference agreement for validating specialized protocols and applied research standards, as well as for methodological supervision;
• 3° Participation of International External Examiners (Section 6.2 of the SET): doctoral dissertation defense committees include, alongside the academic faculty of the relevant Faculty, external examiners from international public and private universities.

I. – Pursuant to the Recommendation of the Council of the European Union of May 22, 2017, on the European Qualifications Framework (2017/C 189/03) and Articles L. 151-1, Art. L. 613-2 and Art. L. 718-16 of the Education Code, the name, level, and educational orientation of postgraduate studies are governed by the following provisions:

• 1° Bilingual Designation and Qualification-Type Matrix (Section 2.1 of the SET): third-cycle and postgraduate qualifications are issued according to their statutory classification: University Doctoral and Master’s Qualifications (Ph.D., Doctorat, DBA, Executive MBA), University Diplomas (DU) and Interuniversity Diplomas (DIU / DIU-DOCTORAT), and bear their bilingual designation in Spanish and French in the lawful exercise of the academic autonomy and institutional legal personality conferred by the French legal system;
• 2° Educational Orientation and Level (Section 2.2 of the SET): full-time third-cycle postgraduate doctoral and research education, combining specialized teaching, supervised direct professional practice (in expert, clinical, institutional, or forensic settings depending on the discipline), summative competency assessment, and a doctoral dissertation involving original scientific research with a public oral defense, conceptually positioned at EQF Level 8 (comparative reference within the European Qualifications Framework) ;
• 3° International Standing and Curricular Recognition (Section 1.2 of the SET and Front of the Diploma): doctoral education is structured according to the quality principles of the European Higher Education Area (EEES) and constitutes an advanced academic credential oriented toward high-level specialization, scientific research, technical expertise at the highest qualification level, and professional practice with substantial international impact.

I. – Pursuant to Art. L. 123-3 and Art. L. 613-2 of the Education Code, third-cycle programs implement a dual certification matrix for hours and credits in their Main Annex (Dual Educational Track), specifically designed to meet the technical and analytical requirements of international academic evaluation:

• 1° Nominal Duration and Modular Matrix (Section 3.1 of the SET): a prescribed duration of 36 months (three consecutive years / six academic semesters) of full-time study, structured around a matrix of 54 educational units and six specialized modules of comprehensive training ;
• 2° European Union Track (180 ECTS): a total of 180 ECTS credits in accordance with the curricular framework of the European Higher Education Area (EEES);
• 3° Latin America Track (8,640 Hours): a total of 8,640 hours corresponding to the reference track for recognition procedures, substantial equivalence of instructional hours, and expert evaluation in Latin America (LATAM/MX), integrating theoretical study, research, and an intensive volume of audited direct in-person practice.

II. – Consolidated Curricular Organization and Justification of Instructional Hours (Sections 3.2 and 3.3 of the SET): The curricular structure allocates the 180 ECTS credits and 8,640 actual hours according to the following audited institutional matrix:

In accordance with Section 3.3 of the European Diploma Supplement, the program’s extensive instructional hours are based on the fact that 57.27% of the total instructional hours (4,948 hours) consist of direct, in-person expert, clinical, or applied practice, duly audited and documented on a case-by-case basis. This intensive practical commitment meets the residency and advanced practice standards of international professional and expert evaluations. Doctoral assessments and examinations (28 ECTS credits and 224 hours) are incorporated into the corresponding curricular modules.

I. – Pursuant to Articles L. 444-1 and Art. L. 613-2 of the Education Code, the programs combine the virtual campus with in-person teaching and a mandatory framework of audited direct practice, formally recorded in Annex A (Practice Register / Logbook) of the European Diploma Supplement.

II. – Practice Register Audit Parameters (Sections 4.1 through 4.4 of the SET):

• 1° Content and Areas of Specialized Proficiency (Section 4.1 of the SET): intervention protocols, specialized diagnosis, applied expertise, biostatistics, and advanced scientific methodology of the relevant Faculty;
• 2° Audit of Procedural Categories and Prescribed Minimum Threshold (Section 4.2 of the SET): Annex A certifies twenty-three (23) specialized procedural categories and requires a minimum training threshold of 2,286 documented activities (the records reach audited volumes exceeding 2,460 documented expert or clinical activities);
• 3° Audited Procedural Breakdown (Section 4.3 of the SET): individual accounting of instrumental tests, diagnostic assessments, technical opinions, clinical interventions, and oral confirmations of reports before judicial or collegiate bodies;
• 4° Tutoring and Supervision Framework (Section 4.4 of the SET): certification of advanced levels of independent decision-making under the direct supervision and mentorship of the relevant Department’s leadership.

I. – French University Grading Scale (Section 5.1 of the SET): Pursuant to Article L. 613-2 of the Education Code (LEGIARTI000027747939), institutional grades follow the French university grading system of 0 to 20 points (grading on a 20-point scale): Pass ≥ 10 points (Passable) ; Good ≥ 14 points (Bien) ; y Very Good: 16 to 20 points (Très Bien).

Institutional Assessment Scales and Summative Weighting (Section 5.2 of the SET):

II. – Details of the Doctoral Examination Set and Oral Synthesis Examination (Sections 5.3 through 5.5 of the SET): successful completion of seven (7) analytical examinations (560 standardized Single Best Answer items based on applied cases), an oral synthesis examination before an assessment committee, and the award, for outstanding grades (≥ 16/20), of the institutional distinction “VERY GOOD | SUMMA CUM LAUDE”.

I. – In accordance with Article L. 412-1 of the Research Code (LEGIARTI000044467582) and the educational framework of the Order of May 25, 2016 (LEGITEXT000032588091), the award of the doctoral degree requires the preparation, under academic supervision, and public oral defense in Paris of a Doctoral Dissertation Involving Original Scientific Research (Annex C).

II. – Methodological Standards and Awarded Specialization (Sections 6.1 through 6.3 of the SET): doctoral research is conducted in accordance with the international methodological guidelines PRISMA (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses), through comparative analysis and in strict compliance with the ethical standards of Good Scientific Practice (ICH-GCP). The corresponding specialization designation is awarded following a favorable decision by the international examining committee.

I. – Indivisible Technical and Legal Unit: the Diploma and the European Diploma Supplement (SET)—with Annexes A (Practice Register), B (Doctoral Examinations), and C (Doctoral Dissertation)—form an indivisible documentary unit protected by a unique enrollment number and a nonrepeatable alphanumeric traceability code (DOC-PCDP-YYYY-XXXX / TRK-DOC-PCDP-YYYY-XXXX).

II. – Original Issuance and Verification: The documents are issued in Paris by the Rectorate and the General Secretariat. The Rectorate and the General Secretariat guarantee the custody of the original record and enable permanent verification of official records with organizations through the email address scolarite@saejee.eu.

I. – For full evidentiary validity in international legal transactions, the qualifications and certificates issued by the institution are formalized through:

• 1° Handwritten signatures of the legally authorized officials and institutional security embossing seals;
• 2° Notarial certification and authentication of signatures;
• 3° Single-step legalization through the Hague Apostille (Hague Convention of October 5, 1961), certifying the authenticity of the signatures of the certifying officers and participating authorities for presentation in the States Parties.

I. – In accordance with Regulation (EU) No. 910/2014 (eIDAS) and Article 1367 of the Civil Code of France, vector-format diplomas incorporate an advanced electronic signature, time stamping RFC 3161 and a hash SHA-256.

II. – Institutional Authenticity Verification Platform: https://www.saejee.eu/verification/ (Public credentials: Username: ESIGNACT | Password: ESIGN-UETA), with a verifiable domain registration history spanning more than thirty-five (35) years in Wayback Machine.

I. – Comprehensive Academic Record for International Evaluation (Section 7.1 of the SET): The Diploma, the European Diploma Supplement (SET), and Annexes A (Logbook of audited practice), B (Summative Examination Assessment), and C (Original Doctoral Dissertation) constitute a comprehensive and authoritative academic record. The Dual Track structure (180 ECTS / 8,640 hours) and compliance with standardized methodologies (PRISMA, ICH-GCP) provide a complete documentary basis expressly designed to facilitate analytical and expert evaluation of the education before ministries of education, technical credential-recognition committees, professional bodies, universities, and assessment boards in other countries.

II. – Document Processing and International Legalization: For presentation to the educational authorities and evaluation bodies of the receiving country, the institution provides the entire academic record, duly authenticated before a notary public and legalized through the Hague Apostille (Hague Convention of October 5, 1961), together with channels for real-time cryptographic digital verification. This formalization provides full certainty regarding the provenance, integrity, and material authenticity of the original academic record.

III. – Recognition and Equivalence Procedures and the Lisbon Framework (Section 7.2 of the SET): In accordance with international principles for the recognition of higher education qualifications (Lisbon Convention on the Recognition of Qualifications concerning Higher Education in the European Region) and the regulations on equivalence of postgraduate qualifications in each receiving State:

• 1° Academic recognition, validation, or substantial equivalence of studies falls within the responsibility of the competent authorities of the destination country, in accordance with their regulatory procedures;
• 2° The University provides an exhaustive record with a breakdown of European credits (EEES), a detailed accounting of theoretical hours and direct in-person clinical or expert practice (8,640 h), grade records, and doctoral dissertation assessments, strictly meeting the evidentiary requirements of international technical evaluations;
• 3° The Central Academic Secretariat maintains a permanent institutional verification and direct record-checking service (scolarite@saejee.eu) available to any evaluating body or ministry requiring confirmation of the authenticity of the documents and the graduate’s academic record.

IV. – Verifiable Precedents of Recognition, Institutional Placement, and Graduates’ Public Careers: The strength of the education and the effectiveness of the academic documentation issued by the institution are demonstrated by a sustained record of institutional placement and public precedents involving its graduates in various international fields:

• 1° In diplomacy and high-level international relations, where holders of the institution’s postgraduate qualifications have formally presented their academic credentials to heads of State and ministries of foreign affairs (as documented in the public records of Colombia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding the accreditation of diplomatic ambassadors holding a master’s qualification from the institution);
• 2° Within European Union bodies and institutions, where graduates of the institution hold positions of substantial technical and managerial responsibility (including European Commission Directorates-General in Research and Innovation and Energy);
• 3° In healthcare and specialized expert practice, where graduates of the institution hold clinical leadership positions, head departments in highly specialized university hospitals, serve on scientific society boards, and hold postgraduate university teaching appointments in Europe and Latin America;
• 4° In the international foundation and corporate sector, with graduates leading multinational community development and governance organizations (such as the global network United Way).

These verifiable precedents reflect the curricular value, technical competence, and practical recognition achieved by the University’s records and qualifications in professional and institutional practice at the highest level.

I. – In accordance with Article 6, Section III, of Law No. 2004-575 of June 21, 2004 (LCEN) and Article L. 330-1 of the Code of Relations between the Public and the Administration, institutional communications, requests for access to administrative documents (PRADA), and academic verifications are centralized through the institution’s governing bodies:

• 1° Rector of the University: Prof. Dr. Ramón L. Maiha Mulleras ;
• 2° Secretary General: Lic. Claudia Altieri ;
• 3° Director of Publication and Academic Vice Rector (CAO): Mr. Ramón Segundo — cao@universiteeuropeenne.paris ;
• 4° Legal Counsel and PRADA Officer (CLO): Mr. Manuel Santos — prada@universiteeuropeenne.paris / clo@universiteeuropeenne.paris ;
• 5° Regulatory Compliance (CCO): Ms. Alicia Bejarano — cco@universiteeuropeenne.paris ;
• 6° Doctoral Research (CRO): Ms. María Herrera — cro@universiteeuropeenne.paris ;
• 7° Institutional Quality (CQO): Mr. Carlos Salinas — cqo@universiteeuropeenne.paris ;
• 8° Academic Secretariat and Document Verification for Ministries: scolarite@saejee.eu / ead@universiteeuropeenne.paris.

I. – In accordance with Article 6 of Law No. 2004-575 of June 21, 2004 (LCEN), the web portals, cryptographic verification databases, and educational platforms are hosted in secure data centers located in the European Union:

• 1° Main Infrastructure in France: OVHcloud SAS (2 rue Kellermann, 59100 Roubaix, France, SIREN 424 761 419) ;
• 2° Backup Infrastructure in the European Union: Hetzner Online GmbH (Industriestr. 25, 91710 Gunzenhausen, Germany);
• 3° Security and Network: cryptographic protocols TLS 1.3, repository encryption AES-256 and data center certification under ISO/IEC 27001.

I. – Intellectual Property Protection: All content on this portal, its Dual Track curricula, Annex A protocols, Annex B examination matrices, dissertation guidelines, and institutional trademarks and logos (EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY OF PARIS, SAEJEE) are the exclusive property of the institution under the Intellectual Property Code (LEGITEXT000006069414) and Law No. 98-536 of July 1, 1998, on the Legal Protection of Databases. Unauthorized reproduction or dissemination is prohibited and subject to the criminal and civil penalties provided for in Articles L. 335-2 and L. 335-3 of that French Code:

• 1° Excerpt from Article L. 335-2 of the Intellectual Property Code (LEGITEXT000006069414): “Any publication of writings, musical compositions, drawings, paintings, or any other production, printed or engraved in whole or in part, in disregard of the laws and regulations concerning authors’ ownership rights constitutes infringement; and all infringement is a criminal offense. Infringement in France of works published in France or abroad is punishable by three years’ imprisonment and a fine of 300,000 euros. The same penalties apply to the sale, export, import, transshipment, or possession for the aforementioned purposes of infringing works. When the offenses provided for in this article are committed by an organized group, the penalties are increased to seven years’ imprisonment and a fine of 750,000 euros.” ;
• 2° Excerpt from Article L. 335-3 of the Intellectual Property Code (LEGITEXT000006069414): “Any reproduction, performance, or dissemination, by any means, of an intellectual work in violation of the author’s rights as defined and regulated by law also constitutes the offense of infringement. Violation of any of the rights of the author of a computer program defined in Article L. 122-6 also constitutes the offense of infringement.”.

II. – Governing Law and Jurisdiction:

• 1° Governing Law: this instrument and the issuance of diplomas and academic supplements are governed exclusively by the Laws of the French Republic (Education Code, Research Code, Law of July 1, 1901, on the Association Contract) ;
• 2° Competent Jurisdiction: any dispute concerning the validity or interpretation of this document is subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of Paris, France (Tribunaux de Paris) ;
• 3° Institutional Ratification: issued and formalized at the registered office and Rectorate in Paris, French Republic · Prof. Dr. Ramón L. Maiha Mulleras (Rector) · Lic. Claudia Altieri (Secretary General) · EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY OF PARIS (SIREN 399 107 937 · SIRET 399 107 937 00019 · Catégorie juridique 9220 · ESS: Oui · IVA FR55399107937).