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As AI Shrinks Entry-Level Jobs, Are Filipino Students Ready for Today’s Workforce?

Lion's DenBy Lion's DenJune 23, 2026No Comments6 Mins Read
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The current landscape of work is changing at unprecedented speed, driven by tech advancements like artificial intelligence as well as geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties.

Deloitte’s 2026 Human Capital Trends illustrated this by highlighting the different kinds of changes workers were experiencing. Most reported change in the work itself (49%) and others noted about the change in skills required (39%). Deloitte cautioned that if the workforce doesn’t keep up with the changes, organizations may experience “widening skills gaps and stagnant productivity” and workers will suffer from “social and economic exclusion.” Further, it warned that workers who fail to adapt risk long-term employability challenges.

Inevitably, the impact of AI runs deep. It is also affecting incoming college students who may be facing a different job landscape by the time they’ll graduate. According to the World Economic Forum, entry level jobs in the United States have already slipped to 35% in recent months–and yes, mostly because of AI.

This is why Mapúa Malayan Digital College (MMDC) prioritizes career readiness as an integral part of its curriculum. The premier digital-first college aims to prepare their students for employment and position them for career advancement in a time where AI is disrupting the current workforce, noting that a significant portion of its population includes working students who are personally investing in their education. Alongside MMDC’s goal of building their AI fluency to enable them to work smarter, adapt faster, and stay ahead, it takes it up a notch by providing globally competitive education and fully online programs that unlock opportunities in high growth industries.

Global academic perspectives with ASU collaboration. MMDC boosts the employability of its students by exposing them to elevated international learning standards and a global academic experience through a groundbreaking collaboration with Arizona State University (ASU), ranked #1 Most Innovative School in the United States by U.S. News & World Report for 11 consecutive years (2016–2026), ahead of institutions such as MIT and Stanford University.

The Mapúa-ASU collaboration is system-wide and multi-dimensional. Meaning, MMDC students can gain access to world-class academic content and international learning pathways designed to help increase their global employability. By combining ASU’s innovation-driven academic resources with MMDC’s 100% online, career-focused, and Projects, Problems, Cases (PPC) Learning Method, students are empowered to build necessary tech and business skills for the realities of today’s workforce. Specifically, they will have the privilege of enhancing their college experience with ASU content integrated into the curriculum and ASU microcredentials. They also receive additional non-academic enrichment learning through Masterclasses with ASU faculty designed to help build confidence and prepare them for modern workplaces and challenges. Students also enhance their communication skills through exposure to global content. These experiences help build stronger confidence in professional speaking, writing, workplace communication, and collaboration.

“MMDC understands that our students’ main goal is to acquire job-ready competencies that can help them secure employment, get promoted, or enter rewarding careers. This collaboration with ASU benefits our students as they will obtain global insights on relevant industries, helping them stand out in the job market,” says Jenny Chua, the Vice President of Mapúa Malayan Digital College. “Backed by world-class Mapúa and ASU curricula, MMDC produces competent graduates who have global edge, as they are able to stand out and contribute to the modern workplace right from day one.”

College programs poised for future-ready roles. MMDC complements its global-oriented education with core Information Technology and Business offerings that focus on in-demand specializations that best position students for gainful employment here and abroad. This includes AI-focused specializations that immediately respond to the challenges of a changing work landscape.

The Bachelor of Science, Major in Business Administration program offers the AI specialization for Business Strategy and Operations, which stresses the importance of AI-driven decision-making, business automation, and strategy optimization. Meanwhile, the Bachelor of Science, Major in Information Technology program has the AI-Powered Product Development track, which is focused on AI product design, development, and deployment and building intelligent solutions that solve real business problems at scale.

Equipping students with essential skills and knowledge that are crucial in surviving and thriving in today’s complex business environments, other BS Business Administration specializations include: Marketing Management focuses on brand strategy, digital marketing, and consumer behavior. Operations Management underlines supply chain management, logistics, and process optimization. HR Management provides the skills in talent acquisition, compensation strategy, and organizational development. The goal is to produce graduates who are strategic thinkers and agile leaders, capable of adapting to trends and quickly pivot for success.

MMDC sees a continuous upward trend for tech roles, especially as AI and new technologies permeate more and more aspects of business and operations. Covering Data Analytics, Software Development, and Network and Cybersecurity, the BS Information Technology program prepares students for tech-driven workspaces, equipping them with the foundational skills and digital literacy and fluency they need to keep pace with the fast-changing yet highly rewarding world of tech.

Accessible quality education that delivers global edge. Apart from providing AI specializations, MMDC ensures students are proficient in this technology through AI-powered education using ASU’s AI frameworks and best practices, and by embedding 24/7 AI support in the Coursera learning management system. The AI supported tools enhance understanding, practice real-world scenarios, and review work.

MMDC is part of the Mapúa Education Group, the first education group in the country to redesign the Mapúa learning experience to make students AI-fluent, discipline-grounded, industry-ready, and prepared for the future of work. By 2029, all MMDC graduates will be AI-fluent.

A champion for working students, MMDC makes these global academic experiences within reach through its flexible schedules and its range of scholarships and financial aid programs. This premier digital-first college is also helping non-graduate professionals and career shifters gain credentials in fast-growing industries through its roster of Certification Programs. MMDC’s short course offerings include virtual assistance, digital marketing including content creation, data analytics, AI for personal productivity, and English language training.

“Our programs are meticulously aligned with the demands of top local and global employers to ensure student success and employability. We are able to achieve this without trade-offs. MMDC remains committed to delivering this level of higher education with flexibility, accessibility, and affordability for all our students,” shares Chua.

Learn more about Mapúa Malayan Digital College’s progressive learning model and its college and certification programs at mmdc.mcl.edu.ph. For updates, follow MMDC’s official social media accounts @mapuamalayandigital on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok.

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