Thinking about a microcredential course? 4 things to consider first - Simon Leonard, the Conversation

Preparing people for professional environments has always been a core purpose of universities, and the adoption of microcredentials will likely expand the ways this can be done. A microcredential, however, is a different educational proposition to a traditional degree course. So it is important the consumer chooses wisely. But even though they are different, the two are still compatible. You may even find yourself engaging in both traditional university courses and microcredentials as you evolve and adapt throughout your career.

https://theconversation.com/thinking-about-a-microcredential-course-4-things-to-consider-first-207619