Microcredentials

Certify specific skills with digital backing and total confidence.

What are microcredentials?

Microcredentials are modular academic units that certify specific competencies, skills and knowledge through learning outcomes assessed against defined quality standards.

Unlike traditional courses, microcredentials are designed to be stackable, transferable and recognizable, allowing flexible educational pathways that can be integrated into certificates, diplomas or formal academic programs.

• Structured metadata: Embedded information describing the credential: issuing institution, program, competencies, level, date and holder.
• Verifiable QR code: Public or private validation of authenticity and validity from any device.
• Unique alphanumeric code: Non-repeatable identifier for institutional control and traceability.
• Digital signature: Compliant with internal policies and applicable regulations.
• Blockchain technology: Immutable record to guarantee integrity and prevent tampering.
• Social and downloadable versions: Digital format for sharing on networks and a version ready for download or printing.