About Us​​​

The Digital Credentials Consortium is advancing the understanding and use of privacy-enhanced, portable, verifiable digital academic credentials in higher education through open source technology development and leadership, research, and advocacy. DCC members are non-profit or state-funded higher education or postsecondary education institutions from around the world. Across the education and workforce credentialing ecosystem, the member based organization is recognized as a leader in technology.

Members

• Asia School of Business (Malaysia) ‡

• Delft University of Technology (The Netherlands) *†

• Georgia Institute of Technology (USA) *†

• Harvard University (USA) *†

• Hasso Plattner Institute, University of Potsdam (Germany) *†

• Massachusetts Institute of Technology (USA) *†

• McMaster University (Canada) *†

• Tecnológico De Monterrey (Mexico) *†

• Technical University of Munich (Germany) *†

• University of California, Berkeley (USA) *†

• University of California, Irvine (USA) †‡

• University of Lille (France) ‡

• University of Milano-Bicocca (Italy) *†

• University of Toronto (Canada) †

• Western Governors University (USA) *

† Founding Institution

* Core Member

‡ Member

Organizing Committee

• Kerri Lemoie, DCC

• Gillian Walsh, DCC

• Willem van Valkenburg, TU Delft

• Krishna Rajagopal, MIT

• Stephen Harmon, GeorgiaTech