Centro Escolar University (CEU) and SAERA Sign International Agreement to Advance Clinical Training, Research, and Academic Cooperation

SAERA and Centro Escolar University (CEU) have signed a collaboration agreement aimed at strengthening international cooperation in the fields of higher education, clinical training, and scientific research.
Based in Manila, Philippines, Centro Escolar University (CEU) is a prestigious private university with an international reputation and extensive experience in healthcare education, health sciences, research, and higher education.
This strategic agreement establishes a framework for academic and professional collaboration that will enable the joint development of educational programmes, research activities, academic exchanges, and international clinical experiences for students and faculty members of both institutions.
Key areas of collaboration under the agreement include:
- International clinical placements and internships for students selected by SAERA at CEU facilities and affiliated centres.
- The joint organisation of seminars, webinars, workshops, and Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programmes.
- Faculty and academic expert exchanges through mobility programmes, teaching visits, and mentoring activities.
- The collaborative development of specialised courses, certification programmes, and educational resources.
- The promotion of joint research projects, scientific publications, and participation in international conferences.
Dr. Joaquín Vidal, Director of SAERA, highlighted the significance of the partnership, stating:
“This international alliance opens new opportunities for academic and professional growth for both students and faculty, while further strengthening educational cooperation between Europe and Asia.”
During a meeting held in April between representatives of both institutions, faculty members from Centro Escolar University reaffirmed their commitment to international education and knowledge exchange as essential pillars for addressing the global challenges of healthcare and professional training.
This agreement represents an important step forward in the internationalisation strategies of both institutions and reinforces their shared commitment to educational excellence, innovation, and the development of highly qualified professionals in a global environment.














