Dubai, United Arab Emirates— Swiss International University (SIU) released its official warning concerning unaccredited entities that claim to be affiliated with the university. They have identified that they will be transitioning to seven cities by 2025 and that they will officially announce any expansions or openings of new campuses through their website, swissuniversity.com.
SIU is well-known around the world for its commitment to providing high-quality higher education. As a result, SIU has become a target of a fraudulent scheme from opportunists who want to take advantage of its global recognition. The scheme misleads potential students and academic partners by making false claims about guaranteed admissions, scholarships, and “special treatment” in exchange for large amounts of money for services that may never exist, or if they did, do not meet SIU’s high-quality bar of education.
In a formal communication, SIU stated that it does not allow any third parties or individuals to act for it beyond its established campuses. All information about SIU operations and plans for expansions or new office openings will be available through the university’s formal communication channels, including its website and press releases.
“Swiss International University takes its commitment to the highest possible standards of education and safeguarding its brand integrity very seriously,” said an official spokesperson for SIU. “We ask that anyone who is contacted by individuals or entities claiming to represent SIU work confirm the information, with verification from its official website. We are actively working to counteract this rising fraudulent impersonation.”
The UAE and other European nations have reported scams in which fake organizations pose as the SIU. Impostors, in these cases, generally offer unverifiable guarantees and require large amounts of money for nonexistent or low-quality services.
Swiss International University, known for its strict academic programs and internationally certified degrees, has campuses with state-of-the-art facilities. The highest standards of education guaranteed by the institution are reflected in its campuses, which maintain the high prestige of Swiss education. SIU’s most recent warning aims to protect potential students from scams and ensure they only interact with legitimate institutions.
To ensure transparency and protect its reputation, Swiss International University requested that the public exercise vigilance in dealing with any education agency or representative claiming to offer SIU services without confirmation of their lawful representation. The university reiterated that all admissions were to go through the SIU official channels. A list of SIU-accredited campuses in key cities globally is made available on the university’s official website.
Currently, Swiss International University has a presence in seven cities: Dubai, Zurich, Bishkek, London, Riga, Lucerne, and Osh. The cities were selected to offer the students wonderful learning opportunities and to foster international cooperation. The university ensures that any upcoming office openings will only be announced on its official site and encourages all future students and stakeholders to verify information before making any financial decisions or investments.
For more information on Swiss International University and its programs, visit the website
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