On October 15, 2025 the Kolehiyo ng Lungsod ng Dasmariñas (KLD) visited the University of Perpetual Help System DALTA (UPHSD) for a meeting held at the Moot Court, Las Piñas Campus, to express their interest in conducting a benchmarking activity on the university’s Bilibid Community Extension Program. The visit highlighted KLD’s aim to learn from UPHSD’s best practices in implementing meaningful and sustainable community outreach programs. The benchmarking initiative seeks to understand the framework, coordination, and impact of UPHSD’s extension efforts within the New Bilibid Prison, which provide educational, livelihood, and rehabilitation opportunities for Persons Deprived of Liberty (PDLs). Through this engagement, KLD hopes to strengthen its own community extension programs and align its initiatives with effective models of social responsibility and human development. UPHSD, recognized for its commitment to service and transformative education, welcomed the benchmarking interest of KLD as part of its advocacy to share knowledge and foster collaboration among higher education institutions. The activity underscored both institutions’ shared mission of advancing inclusive education, social engagement, and nation-building.

On October 9, 2025, a collaborative partnership meeting between the University of Perpetual Help System DALTA (UPHSD) and Cavite State University (CvSU) – Imus Campus was held at the School Director’s Office, UPHSD Las Piñas Campus. The meeting aimed to strengthen institutional linkages through discussions on ongoing initiatives, partnership updates, and future collaborative programs focused on academic excellence and institutional development. Representing CvSU–Imus were Dr. Armi Grace B. Desingaño, Campus Administrator; Dr. Alfe M. Solina, Chairperson of the Department of Management; Sixto N. Ras Jr., Chairperson of the Department of Physical Education; Luningning A. Valdez, Institutional Development Officer; Dr. Liane Vina G. Ocampo, Research Coordinator; Myralene Grace Lucas, Knowledge Management Center (KMC) Coordinator; Bernardo C. Pangilinan, Program Coordinator for BS Business Administration; Margarette B. Soberano, Campus Secretary; and Cromwell R. Cabalu, Linkages Officer. From UPHSD, attendees included Dr. Gabriel Archemedez Y. Flores, Director for Planning, Linkages, ETEEAP and CPD; Dr. Eduardo Zialcita, Dean of the Graduate School; Dr. Dexter Soguilon, Assistant Dean of the Graduate School; Dr. Arnaldo De Guzman, School Director; Dr. Reyner Villaseñor, Chairman of Public Administration – Graduate School; and Ms. Ronavee Divine R. Alagano, Planning and CPD Officer. During the meeting, both universities discussed various areas for collaboration, including: ● Joint research initiatives in Business, Education, and Public Administration; ● Research-based extension projects and workshop series focused on innovation and sustainability; ● Accreditation and microcredential programs for graduate-level studies; ● Co-hosting research conferences and symposia, including participation in the upcoming APCORE event and Gusi Peace Prize activities; ● Possible joint organization of research festivals and community-based projects aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The discussion also highlighted the potential for CvSU–Imus and UPHSD to explore co-organized webinars, research conferences, and capacity-building activities to further develop academic and institutional linkages. The meeting concluded with a reaffirmation of partnership between UPHSD and CvSU–Imus, underscoring their shared vision of advancing quality education, research excellence, and meaningful community engagement through sustained collaboration and mutual support.

On September 18, 2025, representatives from LinkedIn visited the University of Perpetual Help System DALTA and met with the heads and deans of the different colleges at Room 124 to present their company and discuss potential areas of collaboration. The meeting aimed to explore initiatives that would strengthen career development, employability, and digital networking opportunities for both students and faculty members. The session was actively participated in by the college heads and department representatives, who engaged in discussions on integrating LinkedIn’s professional tools and resources into the University’s academic and career development programs. The visit reflects the institution’s continuous commitment to fostering partnerships that equip Perpetualites for success in the global professional landscape.

On September 17, 2025, the University welcomed the officers of D2L Company from Singapore for a meeting held at the School Director’s Office. The session served as a platform to discuss potential areas of collaboration aimed at enhancing the University’s digital learning environment and academic innovation. Attended by the heads and deans of the different colleges, the meeting focused on exploring opportunities in digital learning, AI integration, and micro-credentialing initiatives. This engagement reflects the University’s ongoing commitment to strengthening partnerships and adopting innovative strategies to advance the quality of higher education.

On September 16, 2025, representatives from the Faculty of the College of Business Administration and Accountancy (CBAA) and the Linkages Department attended the seminar titled “From Campus to Career: Equipping Students for What's Next with LinkedIn,” held at the Viventis Career Center, Ground Floor, 1 Garden Way, Edsa Shangri-La Hotel, Mandaluyong City. The event, organized by Viventis Search Asia in collaboration with LinkedIn, aimed to equip students and educators with insights and strategies for leveraging professional networking platforms to enhance career readiness and employability. The participation of the CBAA and Linkages Department signifies the University’s continuous efforts to explore future partnerships and initiatives that support students’ transition from academic life to successful professional careers.

On September 11, 2025, Dr. Gabriel Archemedez Y. Flores, Director of Planning, Linkages, ETEEAP & CPD, attended the D2L Executive Forum held at Shangri-La Plaza, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City. With the theme “Shaping the Future of HEIs in the Philippines: AI Readiness and Micro-Credentials in Action,” the forum featured key discussions on micro-credentialing, institutional readiness for AI, and the future of learner-centered education. The event gathered leaders and administrators from various higher education institutions to explore innovative approaches in integrating artificial intelligence and micro-credentialing in academic programs. Dr. Flores’ participation underscored the University’s commitment to advancing educational innovation and ensuring readiness for the evolving digital landscape in higher education