Benguet State University continues to advance in global education as Ms. Liaa Eve Dalilis Tacio, a Bachelor of Arts in English Language (BAEL) student, represented the university under the Erasmus+ KA171 Undergraduate Student Mobility Program
As the second batch of BSU students to join this program since 2017, Ms. Tacio concluded her mobility and strengthened BSU’s global academic linkages bringing home fresh perspectives and experiences. She had her mobility at the University of Huelva (UHU), Spain. Ms. Tacio spent the spring semester of 2025, from February to July, immersed in an enriching academic and intercultural experience.
Her mobility also coincided with another milestone for BSU participation in the Erasmus+ Teaching and Training Mobility Program at UHU, held last March 31 to April 4, 2025. During this period, Ms. Tacio proudly joined Mr. Rex John G. Bawang and BSU alumna Dr. Anabelle Anod Bawang in representing the university during the Universidad de Huelva’s International Week, a vibrant gathering of 80 guests from more than 30 countries around the world.
Among the week’s highlights was the Study Abroad Fair, which provided an opportunity for students, professors, administrators, and staff to connect with international partners and strengthen the bonds that bring them together. During the fair, one can obtain information about partner international academic institutions, request information about exchanges and scholarships, and talk to representatives of partner universities, as well as to Erasmus+ graduate students from UHU.
Ms. Liaa Eve Tacio, together with Mr. Rex John G. Bawang and Dr. Anabelle Anod Bawang, presented Benguet State University programs during the fair and discussed with UHU students, faculty members, staff, and the co-fair participants not only the program offerings but also the unique culture within and surrounding the university during their five-day mobility.
The Erasmus+ mobility program aims to enhance academic cooperation, intercultural understanding, and the professional development of both students and educators. For BSU, it serves as a strategic platform for global engagement, and for students like Liaa, it is a life-changing opportunity to learn, grow, and lead beyond borders.
Ms. Tacio’s participation served not only as a valuable personal and academic experience but also as a significant contribution to BSU’s international visibility and global engagement efforts. Her performance reflects the university’s commitment to nurturing globally competent students and encouraging broader participation in international programs such as Erasmus+. //SGVictorino and LMWan-aten (BSU-IRO Interns)
