STATEMENT OF ACCREDITATION Akamai University is dedicated to betterment of the human condition and sustainability of the planet. Our mission is founded on the premise that amelioration of world problems and the creation of sustainable lifestyles and global practices are the hallmarks of responsible individual and corporate world citizenship. Akamai is legally established by corporate charter and operating in good standing as a non-profit degree-granting institution under the laws and regulations of the United States of America and the State of Hawaii. Akamai operates as a tax-exempt institution of higher learning for the purpose of providing advanced studies, research and community service worldwide. Our degrees are fully authentic and structured to be equivalent to degrees awarded by reputable institutions worldwide. Please review our founding documents, school charter and certificate of good standing. It is vital that you investigate in detail, whether any college program will serve your career needs, not just its accreditation or recognition, but most importantly, the quality of its faculty and the effectiveness of its curriculum and program delivery. You must determine if the school is likely to serve your personal and professional needs and interests. While Akamai is legally established and our degrees are authentic, local regulations in your community may dictate further requirements related to degree awards. Please look into this carefully, before making application. Before undertaking any program of studies in higher education or training, Akamai University strongly advises interested applicants to consult with licensing authorities, professional associations, colleges and universities, and prospective employers to determine with clarity if the degree program will meet their professional requirements. Akamai University is not accredited by an accrediting agency or association recognized by the US Department of Education. Please note that in the United States, many licensing authorities require accredited degrees as the basis for eligibility for licensing. In some cases, accredited colleges may not accept transfer courses and degrees completed at unaccredited colleges, and some employers may require an accredited degree as a basis for eligibility for employment. Also, certain states and countries may not allow use of the Ph.D. designation from unaccredited schools. Our School Charter Our International Recognition Our Degree Programs Our Educational Affiliations