Kuala
\nLumpur, 17 October 2025<\/b> \u2013 By 2030, nine of the top ten skills
\nidentified by the World Economic Forum will be human skills such as creativity,
\ncritical thinking, and emotional intelligence. Yet across Malaysia, many
\norganisations still face a widening gap between technical expertise and the
\nhuman capabilities that drive innovation and growth.<\/p>\n
HELP University and Human Inc.
\nare proud to announce a strategic partnership to close that gap, bringing
\ndesign thinking and innovation capability to the forefront of learning in
\nuniversities, boardrooms, and beyond.<\/p>\n
Aligned with Malaysia\u2019s Madani Economy<\/b> and Digital Economy Blueprint<\/b>, the collaboration supports the country\u2019s
\npush to strengthen competitiveness through upskilling, innovation, and human
\ncapital development. This partnership directly responds to that need by
\ncombining HELP\u2019s academic excellence with Human Inc.\u2019s proven expertise in
\ndesign-led transformation and leadership development.<\/p>\n
Under the agreement, HELP
\nUniversity will certify selected Human Inc. capability programmes, allowing
\ncorporate leaders to earn university-recognised credentials while mastering the
\ntools and mindsets that power innovation. These certified programmes are also HRDC claimable<\/b>, making them more
\naccessible for organisations investing in their people.<\/p>\n
HELP master\u2019s students will
\ngain access to Human Inc.\u2019s flagship Design
\nThinking Practitioner Programme<\/b>, which builds hands-on experience in
\nsolving complex, real-world challenges using the same human-centred methods
\napplied by leading organisations across Asia.<\/p>\n
The collaboration comes in
\nresponse to growing demand from Human Inc.\u2019s corporate clients seeking
\ncertified programmes that strengthen employability, career progression, and
\ninnovation capability. Unlike traditional training collaborations, this
\npartnership bridges two worlds that rarely meet. Corporate learners gain
\nacademic recognition for applied innovation, while students learn from
\nindustry-proven design practices. The result is a new model for lifelong
\nlearning that links employability, creativity, and commercial performance.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis partnership brings
\ntogether the academic excellence of HELP University and the real-world
\ninnovation expertise of Human Inc.,\u201d said Eric
\nBryan Amaladas<\/b>, Senior Director, Industry Partnership & Talent
\nDevelopment of HELP University. \u201cTogether, we are creating pathways for
\nprofessionals to upskill and reskill in design thinking, a vital capability for
\nthe future of work.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cTechnology is transforming
\nhow we work. This partnership is about transforming how we think and act,\u201d said
\nChristoffer Erichsen<\/b>, Founder and
\nCEO of Human Inc. \u201cBy combining Human Inc.\u2019s design-driven practice with HELP\u2019s
\nacademic strength, we are helping today\u2019s and tomorrow\u2019s leaders connect
\ncreativity with commercial impact.\u201d<\/p>\n
The partnership signals a
\nfuture where education and corporate innovation no longer operate in silos.
\nThey collaborate to keep humans and organisations relevant, creative, and
\ncompetitive in the age of intelligent machines.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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