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And does this get accepted in any western state? What do you mean “accepted”? Is it illegal to learn in a country even if it’s a dictatorship? Last two Kims an
by wruza 2y ago
And does this get accepted in any western state?
What do you mean “accepted”? Is it illegal to learn in a country even if it’s a dictatorship? Last two Kims and The Sister got education in Europe, btw. New kids will do so too and then will return to reign.
- ceejayoz 2y agoAs in “does anyone recognize the degrees awarded”, I think.
- zaphirplane 2y agoDoes any university Credit the units. Is closer
- astrange 2y ago> What do you mean “accepted”? Universities have to be accredited for other universities to accept their transfer credits. If companies want you to have a four-year degree then they have to believe you when you say you have one. > Is it illegal to learn in a country even if it’s a dictatorship? It's illegal for US citizens to do a lot of things with North Korea specifically, if you don't have permission first. That's how economic sanctions work.
- hulitu 2y ago> That's how economic sanctions work. Those are political sanctions desguised as economic sanction.
- astrange 2y agoThe point is to make it harder for them to raise money to spend on building nukes. It's not meant to change their mind by making them feel bad or something.
- Teever 2y agoThey're not disguised at all. The stated purpose of these economic sanctions is to degrade the ability of an authoritarian regime from functioning to reduce the threat that it poses in the region and bring about political and economic change.
- echoangle 2y agoSorry for the unclear question, I wasn’t sure how to phrase that and didn’t look it up to confirm. I meant „can you transfer any credits to a western university“.
- N19PEDL2 2y agoI suppose that credits earned at a North Korean university are not accepted by any other university. However, having lived in North Korea and having an insider's view of the country certainly has its advantages.