Mapúa University and Malayan Colleges Laguna - A Mapúa School are leaders in digital learning and will roll out a new college for School Year 2022-2023. Mapúa Malayan Digital College (MMDC) will focus on technology, and eventually, Business, while delivering an online curriculum and a modernized student experience.
“Mapúa Malayan Digital College was created with the students’ needs in mind,” notes Derrick Latreille, Chief Learning Officer of MMDC. “Through a series of interviews, we’ve determined critical factors when deciding to choose college: reputation of the school; close proximity to their homes; affordability; and an experience that will help them get the career they want. Mapúa Malayan Digital College will be fulfilling all these through its unique student experience.”
The Mapúa-Malayan legacy began in 1925, with the establishment of Mapúa Institute of Technology. The brand expanded outside of Manila in 2007 with the opening of Malayan Colleges Laguna, as well as the opening of Malayan Colleges Mindanao in Davao in 2018. Since it welcomed its first batch, MCL has garnered a number of accolades: an overall rating of 3 QS stars, with 5 stars for employability, 4 stars for facilities, and 3 stars for social responsibility and inclusiveness. The college is also ISO 9001:2015 certified and has been granted autonomous status by the Commission on Higher Education, enabling the institution to create programs as needed by students.
With the introduction of Mapúa Malayan Digital College, the legacy of quality education continues.
“MMDC is dedicated to developing students who excel and thrive in the modern workplace, who not only have the skills needed in technology and business, but who also have key qualities that can help them become better professionals and citizens: empathy, leadership, creativity, critical thinking, and more,” states Dr. Dodjie S. Maestrecampo, President of Malayan Colleges Laguna and Mindanao.
Mapúa Malayan Digital College brings the rigorous, cutting-edge learning that its academic affiliates are known for to the online space. Students will learn by doing through its Projects, Problems, and Cases (PPC) model, which brings real-world applications, without the traditional tests. Its Learning Hubs, located in malls around the country, are spaces for the students to practice focused studying, and to meet with their peers to collaborate on their work.
Mapúa Malayan Digital College will begin accepting students for the 2022-2023 school year in January 2022.
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