BENGUET STATE UNIVERSITY
The Lead Office in Facilitating and Coordinating International Partnerships for the University

CYC is a Baguio-based SEC-registered youth development organization focused on capacity building, education, cultural revitalization, environmental awareness, and youth empowerment in the Cordillera region. Looking forward, this initiative also envisions a potential partnership with Benguet State University, through the International Relations Office, to further strengthen multilingual collaboration, youth exchange, and international engagement programs in the future.
The fellowship program involves a three-week stay in Belgium. In the first week, participants will undergo introduction and orientation activities, including host family integration. In the second week, they will participate in the YOUCA Action Day (work immersion with Belgian youth) and engage in school visits. In the third week, students will present discussions on Cordillera issues, particularly environmental and indigenous peoples’ concerns. Through these activities, participants will be able to share local perspectives, gain international learning experiences, and strengthen global awareness aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
#BenguetStateUniversity, #CYCxYOUCA, #FellowshipOpportunities
[…]Experienced Filipino professionals can now apply for a free, 10-month study and professional program in the United States. The deadline to apply is August 7, 2026. Interested leaders must submit their applications through the online portal at apply.iie.org/huberthhumphrey.
As a component of the renowned Fulbright exchange activity, the program is primarily funded by the U.S. Congress through the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the U.S. Department of State. The non-renewable fellowship completely covers:
Full tuition and university fees.
A monthly maintenance allowance and book/supplies budget.
Round-trip international travel to assigned U.S. host universities and Washington, D.C.
Supplementary funds for professional development, field trips, and conferences.
Approximately 200 fellowships are awarded globally each year, placing selected mid-career leaders across 13 major U.S. host universities chosen for their excellence in public service fields.
To qualify for this program, you must meet these basic requirements:
Should have a minimum of five (5) years full-time professional experience
Philippine citizenship
English proficiency
Must have completed a university degree program
Required Documents:
The completed online application form
Official or certified transcripts from all colleges or universities you attended.
A certified copy of your college diploma
Two letters of recommendation (using the forms inside the application website)
Fellowships are granted competitively in the following fields:
Communications and Journalism
Law and Governance
Natural Resources Policy
Public and Economic Policy
Sustainable Lands
Public Health Policy and Management
Technology Policy and Management
Your leadership has the power to shape the future of our communities. Don’t let this chance pass you by. Gather your documents, tell your story, and submit your application before August 7, 2026.// K. Pudos, DevComm Intern
#CallforApplications, #StudyAbroad, #ScholarshipsCorner
[…]GYSS brings together outstanding young researchers from around the world to engage with some of the most distinguished scientists and technologists, including recipients of the Nobel Prize, Fields Medal, Turing Award, and Millennium Technology Prize. The summit provides an excellent platform for participants to exchange ideas, discuss emerging scientific challenges, and build international research networks.
The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) will nominate up to 15 participants. Please note that a DOST nomination does not guarantee participation, as the final selection will be made by the GYSS 2027 Organizing Committee.
Selection Criteria:Academic Performance – 40%Research, Professional, and Scholarly Achievements – 40%Awards, Honors, and Recognitions – 20%
Support for Selected ParticipantsThe GYSS 2027 Organizing Committee will provide:
Hotel accommodation (twin-sharing) for overseas participants from January 3–9, 2027Transportation between the hotel and the summit venueSelected catered meals during the summit
Please note: International airfare to and from Singapore will not be covered by DOST.
Documentary RequirementsCurriculum Vitae (1–2 pages)Endorsement Letter from the Head of the Sending AgencyTranscript of Records
Interested applicants may register and review the documentary requirements through the QR code or the application link below:https://tinyurl.com/GYSS2027
We encourage qualified young researchers to apply and take advantage of this opportunity to connect with leading scientists and researchers from around the world.//F. Stanley, Devcomm Intern
#CallforApplications, #StudyAbroad, #ScholarshipsCorner
[…]The Times Higher Education Sustainability Impact Ratings, formerly known as the THE Impact Rankings, is the only global ranking that assesses how higher education institutions contribute to sustainable development in alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In 2026, the ratings evaluated 1,646 universities from 116 countries and territories across 17 SDG categories and one overall ranking.
BSU was evaluated across 12 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with improved performance across multiple indicators reflecting the University’s growing impact in sustainability, education, research, and community engagement.
🏆 Top Performing SDGs (201–300 Globally)
SDG 5: Gender Equality – 𝟑𝟎𝟏–𝟒𝟎𝟎 (↑ from 401–600)
SDG 2: Zero Hunger – 𝟐𝟎𝟏–𝟑𝟎𝟎 (↑ from 401–600)
SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being – 𝟐𝟎𝟏–𝟑𝟎𝟎 (↑ from 401–600)
SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals – 𝟒𝟎𝟏–𝟔𝟎𝟎 (↑ from 601–800)
📈 Improved Rankings
SDG 1: No Poverty – 𝟐𝟎𝟏–𝟑𝟎𝟎 (↑ from 301–400)
SDG 4: Quality Education – 𝟒𝟎𝟏–𝟔𝟎𝟎 (↑ from 1001–1500)
SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth – 𝟖𝟎𝟏–𝟏𝟎𝟎𝟎 (↑ from 1001+)
SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities – 𝟑𝟎𝟏–𝟒𝟎𝟎 (↑ from 401–600)
SDG 13: Climate Action – 𝟑𝟎𝟏–𝟒𝟎𝟎 (↑ from 401–600)
SDG 15: Life on Land – 𝟑𝟎𝟏–𝟒𝟎𝟎 (↑ from 401–600)
SDG 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions – 𝟑𝟎𝟏–𝟒𝟎𝟎 (↑ from 601–800)
➡️ Maintained Ranking
SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities – 𝟒𝟎𝟏–𝟔𝟎𝟎 (maintained)
BSU’s journey in the THE Sustainability Impact Ratings reflects its growing commitment to sustainable development. The University first participated in 2023, earning recognition in four SDGs among 1,591 institutions worldwide. In 2024, BSU expanded its presence to ten SDGs among 1,963 institutions. By 2025, the University was assessed in twelve SDGs and achieved an overall global rank of 801–1000. This year, BSU retained its strong presence across twelve SDGs while advancing to the 601–800 band globally.
This achievement reflects the dedication and collective efforts of the entire BSU community, guided by its shared purpose of Shaping Minds, Transforming Communities, and Sustaining Futures.
We thank our faculty, staff, students, alumni, partners, and stakeholders for helping make this milestone possible. As we celebrate this progress, we remain committed to strengthening our impact and advancing sustainable development for the communities we serve.
Benguet State University Rankings and other universities can be checked here: https://www.timeshighereducation.com/impactrankings
#BenguetStateUniversity, #THEImpactRatings, #BSUstainable
[…]This partnership, made possible through the initiative of the College of Human Kinetics (CHK), aims to strengthen academic collaboration and engagement between BSU and NCWU. The partnership covers various areas of cooperation, including academic exchange, collaborative programs, research initiatives, and sports-related activities that will benefit both institutions.
The MOU was signed by BSU President Kenneth Alip Laruan, Vice President of Academic Affairs Janet P. Pablo, and Coach Tim Dornemann, Associate Professor of Exercise Science, who represented NCWU President Evan Duff during the signing ceremony. The event was witnessed by International Relations Office (IRO) Director Rex John G. Bawang, together with faculty members and staff of the College of Human Kinetics.
Following the ceremony, Coach Dornemann conducted a two-day lecture and drill session for incoming second-year Bachelor of Physical Education (BPED) students in collaboration with CHK. Held on June 17–18, 2026, at the BSU Covered Court, the activity focused on Physical Education, agility training, and the development of the total athlete.
As part of the program, students participated in exercise demonstrations and group presentations according to their respective specializations, including Combative Sports, Volleyball, Swimming, Football, and Athletics.//✍️📸 K. Pudos & F. Stanley, DevComm Interns
#BenguetStateUniversity, #NCWU, #PartnershipsCorner
[…]This is a post-bachelor study with Kunshan University in Taiwan and INTACT Base-Philippines. INTENSE is a prestigious, highly selective initiative of Taiwan’s Ministry of Education.
Qualified applicants will receive full financial support for tuition fee, living allowance, monthly stipends paired with hands-on corporate internship placements, direct and fast-tracked employment opportunities with top-tier tech enterprises in Taiwan upon graduation.
Congratulations and Goodluck!
#BenguetStateUniversity, #INTENSEProgram, #StudyAbroad
[…]The delegation was received by Vice President for Academic Affairs Janet P. Pablo, International Relations Office (IRO) Director Rex John G. Bawang, and IRO staff during a courtesy visit at the Office of the University President.
Led by Human Resources Manager Li Yaohui, the delegation visited BSU to explore potential cooperation in support of the company’s long-term development goals in the piggery industry. During the courtesy visit, the delegation also shared its plans and potential cooperation initiatives in the fields of agricultural technology, professional talent development, and other related areas.
Following the courtesy visit, the delegation met with representatives from the College of Engineering, the College of Home Economics and Technology, and the Department of Crop Science and the Department of Animal Science of the College of Agriculture at the IRO Function Hall to further discuss potential areas of collaboration.
During the meeting, representatives from Muyuan Foods presented the company’s innovations in smart pig farming technologies, biosecurity systems, and sustainable livestock production practices. Discussions focused on opportunities for student internships, recruitment of graduates, and possible industry-academe partnerships in agriculture and other related fields.
The meeting also opened discussions on the possible establishment of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Benguet State University and Muyuan Foods Co., Ltd. as a framework for future collaboration.
Through this engagement, BSU and Muyuan Foods Co., Ltd. look forward to exploring opportunities that foster innovation, professional growth, and meaningful international partnerships.
#BenguetStateUniversity, #MuyuanFoodsCo, #CollaborationsCorner
[…]The delegation later toured the BSU campus, including a visit to the BSU Marketing Center, where they sampled and purchased locally made university products.
📝📷 K. Inciong & E. Dulay, DevCom IRO Interns
#BenguetStateUniversity, #ChineseConsulate, #CollaborationsCorner
[…]Benguet State University (BSU), in partnership with the University of Huelva (UHU), Spain, is pleased to invite applications for one (1) Staff Teaching/Training Mobility slot under the ERASMUS+ Key Action 171 (KA171)
Mobility Period: Spring Term 2027(Preferably during the International Week Celebration of the University of Huelva)
💡 About the MobilityTeaching Mobility requires the grantee to deliver lectures or share expertise with students and faculty members at the host institution, while Training Mobility allows the grantee to participate in professional development and learning activities designed to enhance knowledge, skills, and best practices.
💶 ERASMUS+ Funding Includes:✈️ Round-trip Airfare💰 Allowance for 7 Days
ℹ️ The selected applicant shall shoulder visa processing fees and travel insurance.
👥 Who May Apply?Teaching and non-teaching employees with Plantilla status from the following offices, colleges, and campus are encouraged to apply:
Offices under the Office of the President (OP)
Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs (OVPAA)
Administration and Finance
University Business Affairs (UBA)
Research and Extension (R&E)
College of Nursing (CN)
College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM)
College of Public Administration and Governance (CPAG)
College of Forestry (CF)
College of Engineering (CE)
College of Numeracy and Applied Sciences (CNAS)
College of Natural Sciences (CNS)
College of Social Sciences (CSS)
College of Arts and Humanities (CAH)
Buguias Campus
🌍 This mobility opportunity provides a platform to strengthen international collaboration, exchange knowledge and best practices, enhance professional development, and foster meaningful partnerships between BSU and UHU.
📌 Important Notice: The Policy and Manual of Operations on Internship Abroad, Exchanges, Visiting Professors and Scientists (BOR Resolution No. 450, s. 2026) and all existing BSU policies on foreign travel shall apply.
⏰ Application Deadline: July 15, 2026
✨ Share expertise. Build global connections. Represent BSU in Spain. Apply now!
Apply here: https://forms.gle/jQPNdcgHu3XaCPjd8
#CallforApplications, #StudyAbroad, #ScholarshipsCorner
[…]Benguet State University (BSU), in partnership with the University of Huelva (UHU), Spain, is now accepting applications for one (1) student mobility slot under the ERASMUS+ Key Action 171 (KA171)
Mobility Period: Spring Term 2027 (February–July 2027)
💶 ERASMUS+ Funding Includes:✈️ Round-trip Airfare🎓 Tuition Fee – Waived by the University of Huelva💰 Living Allowance for Five Monthsℹ️ The selected student shall shoulder visa processing fees and travel insurance.
👩🎓👨🎓 Who May Apply?✅ A fourth-year student during School Year 2026–2027✅ Students from the following colleges/campuses are highly encouraged to apply:
College of Agriculture (CA)
College of Nursing (CN)
College of Teacher Education (CTE)
College of Numeracy and Applied Sciences (CNAS)
College of Natural Sciences (CNS)
College of Engineering (CE)
College of Forestry (CF)
College of Social Sciences (CSS)
College of Home Economics and Technology (CHET)
Bokod Campus
Buguias Campus
🌍 Take advantage of this opportunity to gain international academic experience, build global networks, and represent BSU on the international stage.
📌 Please note that the Policy and Manual of Operations on Internship Abroad, Exchanges, Visiting Professors and Scientists (BOR Resolution No. 450, s. 2026) and all existing BSU policies on foreign travel shall apply.
Apply now and begin your global learning journey with Erasmus+!
⏰ Application Deadline: July 15, 2026
Check Fact Sheet here: https://uhu.es/english/sites/english/files/2026-05/FactSheet-26-27_English.pdfApply here: https://forms.gle/vqxzxMa33xgEK2mv5
#CallforApplications, #StudyAbroad, #ScholarshipsCorner
[…]To everyone who initiated programs, prepared reports, gathered data, documented accomplishments, and continuously championed excellence, thank you for making these achievements possible.
Through this recognition, we proudly showcase the different WURI categories and the innovative BSU entries and initiatives that successfully attained global rankings and recognition this year.
These accomplishments reflect the collective dedication, collaboration, and commitment of the entire BSU community in advancing impactful programs, transformative projects, sustainability initiatives, and innovative practices that create positive change beyond the university.
Congratulations to everyone who became part of this milestone and for continuously bringing pride and honor to Benguet State University!
#BenguetStateUniversity, #WURIRankings2026, #BSUstainable
[…]Hosted by Umwelt-Campus Birkenfeld (Trier University of Applied Sciences) in collaboration with UI GreenMetric, IWGM 2026 will serve as a global platform for institutions to exchange impactful research, best practices, and collaborative strategies in advancing sustainability in higher education.
✨ Theme:“Advancing Sustainable Campuses through Governance, Digitalization, and Integrated Performance”
📅 Date: 24–27 August 2026📍 Venue: Umwelt-Campus Birkenfeld, Germany
🌱 Sub-Themes:
Setting & Infrastructure
Energy & Climate Change
Waste Management
Water Management
Transportation
Education & Research
Governance & Digitalization
Participants are encouraged to submit papers and presentations highlighting sustainability initiatives aligned with UI GreenMetric indicators, including innovative policies, governance strategies, digitalization programs, and integrated campus sustainability efforts.
📌 Important Dates:📝 Abstract Submission Deadline: June 18, 2026📄 Full Paper Submission Deadline: August 1, 2026📄 Registration and Payment: June 1 – August 20, 2026
🔗 Registration:https://iwgm.uigreenmetric.com/registration
🔗 Abstract Submission:https://iwgm.uigreenmetric.com/call-for-papers/submit-abstract
Accepted papers will be published in the Journal of Sustainability Perspectives (JSP) or the Journal of International and Digital Communication (JIDC).
More details can be checked in their website at: https://iwgm.uigreenmetric.com/
#CallforApplications, #StudyAbroad, #ScholarshipsCorner
[…]The fellowship focuses on the themes:🎓 Lifelong Education🤖 Artificial Intelligence in Education
This short-term international exchange aims to strengthen collaboration among open universities in Asia through academic interaction, knowledge sharing, and innovative practices in technology-enabled and inclusive lifelong learning systems.
📅 Fellowship Period:September 13–19, 2026
📌 Deadline for Application:June 30, 2026
👥 Number of Fellowship Slots:2
📍 BJOU will provide:✔ Formal invitation letter for visa purposes✔ On-campus accommodation✔ Weekday breakfast and lunch✔ Office space with Internet access
📖 Suggested Research Areas include:
AI-enabled Open Education and Teaching Innovation
Lifelong Education Systems and Urban Service Integration
Educational Quality Assurance and Teacher Development in the Digital Era
Applicants should have relevant experience in open and distance learning, possess strong communication skills in English or Chinese, and demonstrate expertise in teaching or research.
For interested applicants, you can check the application procedure and requirements at their website:https://www.aaou.org/2026/05/18/staff-exchange-fellowship-programme-beijing-open-university/
Program Details Here: https://www.aaou.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Staff-Exchange-Fellowship-Program-2026-Beijing-Open-University-Attached-document-1.pdf
#CallforApplications, #StudyAbroad, #ScholarshipsCorner
[…]The event honored visiting delegates from UHU, Santiago Rodríguez Muriel, psychologist and educator, and Luiz Rodrigues, a language professional, teacher, and researcher, together with Flor Crisanta F. Galvez, a Balik Scientist who earned a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree from the University of Georgia. The guests were welcomed through cultural performances featuring traditional dances by the BSU KONTAD Cultural Dance Troupe and a Daing chant presented by faculty members from the Department of Filipino of the College of Arts and Humanities.
The celebration concluded with a community dance led by KONTAD, where delegates and participants joined together in a shared cultural experience that highlighted friendship, cultural appreciation, and international camaraderie. Following the community dance, the delegates, BSU faculty and staff, and students shared a fellowship dinner, providing an opportunity for meaningful conversations, cultural exchange, and stronger connections among participants.
The event also marked the conclusion of the short mobility program of the UHU delegates at BSU and the beginning of the university’s 45-day engagement with the Balik Scientist. Through these initiatives, the university continues to strengthen international collaboration, academic exchange, and research engagement with global partners.
The activity reflects BSU’s continued commitment to fostering intercultural understanding, strengthening international partnerships, and promoting global engagement through culture and education, aligned with #SDG4QualityEducation and #SDG17partnershipsforthegoals.
#BenguetStateUniversity, #CulturalWelcome, #UHUStaffTrainingMobility, #BalikScientistProgram
[…]The activity formally welcomed Dr. Flor Crisanta F. Galvez, under the Balik Scientist Program, strengthened collaboration among stakeholders, and provided an overview of the projects and initiatives to be implemented under the program.
The program commenced with an opening prayer led by Ms. Lorie Jean D. Benwasan, FSRIC Staff, followed by the acknowledgement of participants delivered by Mr. Caster Troy B. Iblogan, FSRIC Staff. Representatives from various university offices and partner agencies attended the orientation to express their support for the university’s research and internationalization initiatives.
A special message was delivered by Dr. Roscinto Ian C. Lumbres, Vice President for Research and Extension, who highlighted the importance of the Balik Scientist Program in advancing research, innovation, and knowledge exchange within the university and the community.
Mr. Lesley Dale G. Umayat, FSRIC Director, formally introduced the Balik Scientist and recognized the expertise and contributions that the program brings to the university. This was followed by an orientation on the Balik Scientist Program facilitated by Ms. Michelle Purisma Caparas of DOST-PCAARRD, who discussed the objectives, opportunities, and support mechanisms of the program for both the institution and participating scientists.
An overview of the projects and activities was presented by Ms. Daena Mariele D. Dar, FSRIC Staff, outlining the planned initiatives, collaborative engagements, and expected outcomes of the partnership. The session also included feedback and recommendations from the representatives of DOST-PCAARRD to further enhance the implementation of the projects and ensure alignment with institutional and national development goals.
Dr. Flor Crisanta F. Galvez, Balik Scientist, delivered a special message expressing gratitude for the warm welcome and reaffirming her commitment to contributing expertise and knowledge to the university’s research and extension endeavors. She also encouraged continued collaboration and innovation among faculty members, researchers, and students.
To conclude the program, Ms. Doreen I. Allasiw, Deputy Director of the International Relations Office, delivered the closing message and presented the ways forward for the partnership. She emphasized the importance of sustaining international collaborations, strengthening research networks, and maximizing the opportunities brought by the Balik Scientist Program for the growth and development of the university community.
The Welcome and Orientation Program served as a meaningful platform to foster stronger partnerships, promote knowledge sharing, and reinforce the commitment of Benguet State University and DOST-PCAARRD in advancing research excellence and innovation through the Balik Scientist Program.
#BenguetStateUniversity, #BalikScientistProgram, #Canada
[…]Held at the BSU La Trinidad Campus from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, the visit focused on strengthening the students’ understanding of sustainability, innovation, and community engagement aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The study program explored three major themes: understanding the Philippines and civic responsibility, eco-tourism and sustainable practices, and innovation and entrepreneurship.
During the visit, the group participated in an orientation on the Agribusiness Technology Business Incubator and Innovation Center (ATBI-IC), where they learned about BSU’s initiatives in microenterprise development, innovation programs, and incubation services. The students also experienced a guided tour of the Strawberry Farm led by Mr. Leonard D. Licudan, which highlighted sustainable farming practices and local agribusiness models.
The delegation further engaged with local microentrepreneurs involved in strawberry farming, gaining insights into enterprise development and the positive impact of community-based initiatives. Through these activities, the visitors were able to witness firsthand how BSU integrates research, enterprise incubation, and community engagement to support sustainable development.
The study visit provided meaningful opportunities for intercultural exchange and strengthened partnerships between institutions, reflecting the shared commitment to sustainability, innovation, and #SDG17partnershipsforthegoals
#BenguetStateUniversity, #NationalUniversityofSingapore, #StudyVisit
[…]The program formally opened with the Opening Remarks delivered by Dr. Ronda B. Tullay, Dean of the College of Arts and Humanities, who welcomed the participants and emphasized the importance of language in preserving culture and strengthening global connections. This was followed by the rationale presented by Dr. Penelope F. Tica-a, who underscored the significance of exploring the historical and linguistic ties between the Philippines and Spain.
During Session 1, entitled “One Language, Two Nations: Filipinos in Philippine-Spanish Relations,” Dr. Janet B. Mede, Chair of the Department of Filipino, discussed the enduring influence of the Spanish language on Filipino communication, literature, and identity. The session provided insights into how centuries of interaction shaped the linguistic landscape of the Philippines.
In Session 2, “From ‘Kumusta’ to ‘Hola’: A Phonological Journey of Filipino and Spanish Expressions,” Dr. Marilyn W. Macwes explored the similarities and transformations of sounds, words, and expressions shared by Filipino and Spanish languages. Participants gained a deeper appreciation of the phonological connections that continue to exist in everyday communication.
An Open Forum moderated by Dr. Faustina T. Dio-as allowed participants to exchange ideas, ask questions, and share reflections regarding language, culture, and identity. The discussion further enriched the learning experience and encouraged meaningful intercultural dialogue.
The activity also featured a collaborative segment entitled “Exploring Partnerships Through Collaboration and Team Teaching,” led by Prof. Luiz Rodrigues of the University of Huelva, together with the Department of Filipino faculty members. The session highlighted opportunities for academic partnerships, collaborative instruction, and future international engagements between the institutions.
The program concluded with Closing Remarks from Dr. Janet B. Mede, who expressed gratitude to the guest lecturers, faculty members, and participants for contributing to the success of the event. The session served as a meaningful platform for strengthening cultural understanding and academic cooperation through language and education.
#BenguetStateUniversity, #UHUStaffTrainingMobility, #TheWorldtoBSU
[…]Santiago Rodríguez Muriel, a psychologist and educator based in Huelva, Spain, served as the main speaker and delivered his presentation entitled “Understanding Migration: A Psychosocial Perspective.” He discussed the reasons why people migrate, the psychological effects of migration on mental health, the importance of psychological support for displaced communities, and cross-cultural strategies in working with migrant populations.
Following the presentation, Luiz Rodrigues shared his personal experiences and challenges as someone who has also undergone migration from one country to another, giving participants meaningful insights into migration, cultural adaptation, and workplace integration.
The seminar provided an opportunity for participants to gain a deeper understanding of migration through psychological and cultural perspectives, while promoting meaningful discussions on empathy, inclusivity, and global engagement in today’s interconnected world.
#BenguetStateUniversity, #UHUStaffTrainingMobility, #TheWorldtoBSU
[…]As part of the visit, the delegates toured key university offices where they learned about BSU’s initiatives on employee welfare, student development, inclusivity, and mental well-being. At the Human Resource Management Office and Human Resource Development Office, they were welcomed by Ms. Maricris P. Lad-ey-Neyney and Ms. Jenny D. Agadan, who shared insights on the services offered, while at the Gender and Development Office, Mr. Jude Tayaben shared the university’s gender-responsive programs. At the Office of Student Services, Ms. Erlyn Honeylette Marquez, together with OSS unit heads, presented student support and wellness initiatives.
The delegates also visited the Cordillera Regional Apiculture Center (CRAC), where they were introduced to BSU’s bee research and honey production initiatives. They also toured the Institute of Highland Farming Systems and Agroforestry (IHFSA), where Mr. Vecker Tero, IHFSA Farm Supervisor, shared insights into BSU’s coffee production practices.
To have insights into our history and culture, the delegates also visited the BSU University Museum and the Benguet Museum, where they learned more about the rich history of our University and the cultural heritage of the region through presentations by BSU Museum volunteers Mr. Jude Segovia and Ms. Edel Paleyan, and Provincial Tourism Officer Kenneth Kelcho.
The tour concluded at the BSU Strawberry Farms, guided by Leonard D. Licudan, where the delegates were introduced to the university’s strawberry farming initiatives and local agricultural practices.
#BenguetStateUniversity, #UHUStaffTrainingMobility, #TheWORLDtoBSU
[…]Your experience at the International Office has prepared you not only for the industry but also for the global stage where professionalism and empathy matter most. May the experiences, lessons, and memories you gained here guide you toward greater opportunities and future success.
The dedication, hard work, creativity, and willingness to learn you have shown truly made an impact on our office. Your journey with us may end here, but this is the beginning of your global journey. Bon Voyage and best wishes on your next destination!
#BenguetStateUniversity, #InternsSendOff, #BSUtotheWorld, #theWorldtoBSU
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