Verified credentials

Digital artefacts students can prove

A degree is only as valuable as its verifiability. Woolf issues a complete set of digital academic artefacts — student ID cards, transcripts, and degree certificates — each carrying a QR code that resolves to a live, code-backed verification page. Anyone holding one can scan it and confirm, against the institution’s own system of record, that the credential is real and who it belongs to.

Postgraduate
Student card
Udacity
Public verification
woolf.university/id/W-5500000001

Every credential links back to one unauthenticated page — the human-facing endpoint of the whole verification model.

The artefact set
The artefact set

One verified record, issued in every form a graduate needs

The artefact and the evidence behind it are the same object — generated from the same verified data that drives accreditation.

01

Student ID card

A digital student ID with a front and back: college name and logo, the Woolf lockup, accreditation logos, and a card kind badge derived from the degree’s EQF level — plus photo, full name, date of birth, nationality, the WID, and an expiry date.

Offered as an Apple Wallet pass and a Google Wallet object, where the code encodes the same verification URL (per-college rollout).

02

Academic transcript

The official academic record as a multi-page PDF, in three variants — standard, final, and PBA. It lists every course with provider, hours, ECTS credits, score, status, and GPA, alongside accreditation level (e.g. EQF Level 7 / ISCED 7), the official registry link, and the dean’s signature.

Includes a grading-scale table mapping Woolf scores across Malta / US / UK conventions and the degree’s intended learning outcomes.

03

Europass diploma supplement

A rendered Europass Diploma Supplement block embedded in the transcript, following the model developed by the European Commission, Council of Europe and UNESCO/CEPES — the standard instrument for international transparency and fair recognition of qualifications.

A real, rendered part of the transcript document — not a description of one.

04

Degree certificate

The official degree certificate, issued after graduation: a title page with college and degree branding, a congratulations page with the dean’s signature, and a main page with the degree name, ECTS / hours / duration, accreditation-level text, a license number, a Certificate ID, and the verification QR code.

For degrees with specializations, Woolf also issues a certificate bundle with supplemental specialization certificates, each with its own QR.

05

Credential verification page

The public page at woolf.university/id/{WID} — the human-facing endpoint of the verification model. It shows the student’s name and college, the embedded ID card (if public), the list of degrees with status badges, and verify / download actions for published documents.

Served unauthenticated, this is what a QR scan lands on and what an employer or registrar uses to confirm a credential.

The real artefacts

Rendered from the platform, not mocked up

Sample student data shown; the layouts, fields, and the scannable QR mirror the live Woolf documents.

Student ID card

Student cardUdacity
Daniel R. Brooks — student ID photo
Name:Daniel R. Brooks
Birth date:24 Jun 1992
Nationality:United States
Student ID:W-5500000001
Validity:13 Sep 2027

Woolf certifies that Daniel R. Brooks has enrolled as a student at Udacity Institute of AI & Technology, a constituent college of Woolf, which is a licensed Higher Education Institution in Europe.

Postgraduate
Student card
Udacity

Academic transcript

Udacity Institute of AI & Technology
Official document WU-CERT-2026-004417

Student Academic Record

Full nameDaniel R. Brooks
NationalityUnited States
Student IDW-5500000001
Degree nameMaster of Science in Artificial Intelligence
Degree accreditation levelECTS Accredited (EQF7)
Degree completion statusCompleted
Date of award03 June 2026
Official accreditation informationDegree listing on MFHEA website in Europe
Average (percent)88%
Cumulative GPA3.7
Course titleCompletedHoursECTSUS %GPA
Tier 1 — Foundation
Foundations of Machine LearningNov 20252501091%4.0
Statistical Inference for Data ScienceDec 20252501084%3.3
Responsible & Ethical AIJan 2026125596%4.0
Tier 2 — Specialisation
Applied Deep LearningMar 20263751588%3.7
Natural Language ProcessingMay 20262501089%3.7
Tier 3 — Capstone & Practice
Capstone Research ProjectJun 20265002093%4.0
Degree total22509088%3.7

Transcript issued and signed on 03 June 2026 by

Dr. Joshua BroggiPresident
Dr. Elena MarshDr. Elena MarshDean of Udacity Institute of AI & Technology
Student credentials
Diploma Supplement

This Diploma Supplement follows the model developed by the European Commission, Council of Europe and UNESCO/CEPES. The purpose of the supplement is to provide sufficient independent data to improve the international 'transparency' and fair academic and professional recognition of qualifications (diplomas, degrees, certificates etc.). It is designed to provide a description of the nature, level, context, content and status of the studies that were pursued and successfully completed by the individual named on the original qualification to which this supplement is appended. It should be free from any value judgements, equivalence statements or suggestions about recognition.

5. Information on the grading scheme

GPAUnited StatesUnited KingdomMalta
4.0A · 90–100%70+ · First80–100% · First class
3.7A- · 90–93%65–69 · 2:170–79% · Upper second
3.3B+ · 87–89%60–64 · 2:255–69% · Lower second
2.3C+ · 77–79%50–54 · Third50–54% · Third
0F · Below 60%Below 35 · Fail45–54% · Fail

Degree certificate

Student credentials
Udacity Institute of AI & Technology

Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence

Has been awarded on this day, 03 June 2026, to

Daniel R. Brooks

of Udacity Institute of AI & Technology

This Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence worth 90 ECTS credits, represents 18 months (2250 hours) of study. The Malta Further and Higher Education Authority (MFHEA) deems this degree to be at the EQF Level 7 of the Malta Qualifications Framework and the European Qualifications Framework for Lifelong Learning. Woolf is a licensed Higher Education Institution (2019-015).

Captured, not asserted

How verification works

A single, shared verification model ties every artefact back to one public URL.

woolf.university/id/{WID}
Open a live verification page
01

These are not decorative PDFs. They are generated from the same verified data that drives accreditation: workload-derived ECTS, validated grades, accreditation level, and the dean’s and university’s signatures.

02

Every Woolf learner has a WID — their Student ID, e.g. W-5500000001 — and every credential links back to a single public verification page at woolf.university/id/{WID}.

03

The QR code printed on the certificate and transcript encodes this URL. Scanning it confirms, against the institution’s own system of record, that the credential is real and who it belongs to.

04

Privacy is in the student’s hands: separate toggles control whether the ID card and the transcript are publicly visible on the verification page.

Honesty is part of credibility. Woolf does not issue blockchain / W3C verifiable credentials or Open Badges — verification today is the QR → public-page model plus Apple/Google Wallet passes.

Why it matters
Why it matters

Credentials people can trust

Students & alumni

Portable, instantly verifiable proof of a real qualification — scannable from a certificate, a transcript, or a phone wallet.

Employers & registrars

One trustworthy URL to confirm any Woolf credential, served unauthenticated and backed by the system of record.

Colleges & investors

The artefacts are the visible surface of the entire evidence stack — defensible in a way decorative certificates are not, and the natural place to embed Woolf’s brand on every graduate’s CV.

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