The agreement also covers digital learning and microcredentialing. Benilde has been developing short, skills focused programs that allow learners to earn credentials in specific areas such as design, technology, and hospitality. These initiatives give students flexible options to strengthen their qualifications and prepare for careers that demand specialized knowledge.

Short term study abroad programs and internships are part of the scope as well. These opportunities give students practical experience and exposure to different cultures and industries. They help learners apply what they study in classrooms to professional settings, while also building networks that extend beyond the Philippines.

The partnership also extends to inclusion and advocacy. Benilde has institutionalized Gender and Development mainstreaming and runs programs for Deaf education, including its partnership with the Philippine Normal University for Deaf teacher training. Miriam College has a long tradition of advocacy in gender equality, peace, and sustainability. Partnering with Miriam strengthens Benilde’s inclusion efforts and expands the reach of both schools in shaping compassionate leaders and active contributors to society.