Talk:International Space University
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Is it really a University.
Well, they grant masters degrees, and it's pretty well known so i don't think france would let them call themselves a university if it was not accredited. --220.245.178.133 11:18, 15 September 2005 (UTC)
ISU is really a university. ISU's masters degree programs were granted formal accreditation by the French government in 2004. It's annual Summer Session program, operational since 1988, provides graduates with a Certificate of Completion which is recognized by some universities for transfer course credits.
In the astronaut section, it would be nice to know how they are associated with ISU 217.116.252.129 18:19, 4 October 2007 (UTC)Ulf SSP04
