THE Commission on Higher Education emphasized the importance of fostering innovation and collaboration in higher education to enhance the global competitiveness of Filipino students and institutions.
“In advancing education, partnerships and innovation are more crucial than ever to make higher education accessible, relevant, and future-focused,” she said in her keynote message at the recent Rizal Technological University’s Innovation Day. Pointing out CHEd’s initiatives, she mentioned the Transnational Higher Education Law and the Policy Framework for Internationalization, which streamline international collaborations.
At the RTU event, DOST Undersecretary Leah Buendia discussed challenges and successes in developing the local startup ecosystem.
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