Cebu Technological University

Cebu Technological University (CTU) is a level-4 (national status), level-5 (regional status) state university located in Cebu, Philippines. By virtue of Republic Act 9744, Cebu State College of Science and Technology was converted to Cebu Technological University[1] during the administration of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. Recently certified by TUV Rheinland, the university copes with the ISO 9001:2015.Its adherence to quality assurance mechanism by The Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges and Universities in the Philippines ensures that its fourfold function---instruction, research, extension and production---is met.

Cebu Technological University
Official seal
Former names
Cebu School of Arts and Trade (CSAT)
Cebu State College of Science and Technology (CSCST)
TypeState university
Established1911
PresidentRosein A. Ancheta Jr., ASEAN PE, DM, PhD
Location
Cebu City
,
Cebu
,
Philippines
Campus(1) main campus, (9) satellite campuses and (13) extension campuses
Colors     Red
     Gold
AffiliationsAJA
Websitewww.ctu.edu.ph

With a population of over 40,000 students in 23 campuses from across the province, it becomes a major avenue for learning, creating more opportunities to improve the country's economy.[2] Some 18,000 freshmen are drawn to the university's diverse degree programs for Academic Year 2020-2021. They come from Cebu province's key cities and municipalities. Some of these LGUs inked MOA with CTU President Rosein A. Ancheta Jr. in 2017 to provide locals access to free tertiary education, pursuant to Republic Act 10931.

Dr. Ancheta is serving his second term of office effective March 2019 through March 2023 as per CHED declaration. He works with four vice presidents owing to CTU's aforesaid level-4 status. They are Vice President for Administration and Finance Jerlito Letrondo, Vice President for Academic Affairs Edwin Pilapil, Vice President for Research and Development Adrian Ybañez and Vice President for Publication, Extension and Business Affairs (PEBA) Edgar Tibay.

Keeping appearances in international fora is one of Dr. Ancheta's strategies when it comes to providing CTU a dialogic mechanism with world leaders in going about its daily pursuit for excellence. Notable engagements in Holland, U.S.A., Japan, Singapore, China, and Thailand resulted in the university's growth in terms of major final outputs (MFOs). The university also relishes contributions of certain groups that go for holistic education. Primarily, government agencies such as the Department of Agriculture (DA) and the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) have shown support over the years, which resulted in the former's provision of research funding and the latter's decision to make CTU as recipient of its Shared Service Facilities.

Campuses

Strategically positioned are its 23 campuses from north to south of Cebu Province. From the lush countryside to the bustling metropolis, many have been inspired to earn a degree in college. Dr. Rosein A. Ancheta Jr. has worked out MOAs day in and day out to encourage LGUs in the direction of providing knowledge, skills and abilities to aspiring professionals. To date, the addition of one satellite campus in Babag and a couple of extension campuses has him recognized as CTU's most dynamic leader thus far.

Main
  1. CTU Main (Cebu City)

Satellite
  1. CTU Argao
  2. CTU Barili
  3. CTU Carmen
  4. CTU Cebu Mountain Satellite Campus
  5. CTU Daanbantayan
  6. CTU Danao
  7. CTU Moalboal
  8. CTU Tuburan
  9. CTU San Francisco

Extension
  1. CTU Balamban
  2. CTU Bantayan
  3. CTU Dumanjug
  4. CTU Ginatilan
  5. CTU Malabuyoc
  6. CTU Naga
  7. CTU Oslob
  8. CTU Pinamungahan
  9. CTU Samboan
  10. CTU San Fernando
  11. CTU San Remigio
  12. CTU Tabogon
  13. CTU Tabuelan

Internationalization and ASEAN Integration

CTU has established linkages in six continents already: Europe, Asia, Australia, Africa, North America, and South America, as it envisions to be the leader in internationalization in the country by 2050. Annually, the university joins the world in celebrating International Volunteer's Day. This is to ensure that the spirit of oneness in the face of diversity is achieved by efforts of internationalizing goals and aspirations.

Faculty Mobility

The teaching personnel have been given the privilege to share expertise with foreign institutions and learn from them as well. A couple of these noteworthy feats include:

  1. Research collaboration in Canada;
  2. Mashav scholar immersion in Israel;
  3. Lecture sessions at Dongseo University in South Korea;
  4. Teaching at TVETI in Ethiopia;
  5. Participation in Marine Bio talks in Taiwan;
  6. Participation in Climate change dialogues in the U.S.A.;
  7. Participation in the Internet2 Global Summit in the U.S.A.;
  8. Meeting with Erasmus + Friends counterparts in Turkey;
  9. Research Collaboration at BIOTEC in Thailand;
  10. Benchmarking at institutions in Malaysia;
  11. Benchmarking at HEIs in South Korea; and
  12. Sharing coconut applications in Indonesia.

Student Mobility

Exposure to some of the world's innovative environments has allowed CTU students to emulate best practices in various fields. Some of these stellar accomplishments include:

  1. Hospitality Management students in Thailand and the U.S.A.;
  2. Horticulture students in The Netherlands;
  3. Agriculture students in Israel;
  4. Agriculture student in Indonesia;
  5. Agriculture students in Japan;
  6. Participation in UN SDG talks in Thailand;
  7. Military training in Singapore;
  8. Agriculture students in Scandinavia (upcoming); and
  9. Master's students in Poland (upcoming).

Research

The  Cebu  Technological  University  has emerged as a research university on account of its massive support to academics whose proclivity is in knowledge generation and dissemination. Vice President for Research and Development Adrian P. Ybañez now leads constituents in generating external grants to even strengthen CTU's capability toward innovation. His recent recognition and that of Dr. Lanndon Ocampo's has significantly defined CTU's direction moving forward.. Capitalizing on networks, the university embellishes its portfolio with major feats as:

  1. STRIDE Project think-tank;
  2. Implementer of CHED PCARI-IHITM;
  3. Contender for PHERNet, HERRC & HENRIE;
  4. Collaborator for CHED PCARI-PRIME & CHED PCARI Device;
  5. 1st Recipient of NICER Grant (CTU Argao);
  6. Top Registered Utility Model Award
    Nation’s top producer of utility models;
  7. Delivering partner for Special Economic Zones (SEZ);
  8. Opened 1st Biotech Center in Central Visayas; and
  9. Implementer of SARAI Project.

Awards/Recognitions
  • Dr.   Serapion   N.   Tanduyan,   university   professor,   won 2nd   prize   for   his   poster   entry, Acceptability  of  Cassava  (Mahinot  esculenta)  Siopao,  at  the  Annual  Scientific  Conference  and 14th General Membership Assembly of the National Research Cluster of the Philippines (NRCP) Visayas Regional Cluster.
  • Dr.  Adrian  P.  Ybanez  won  3rd  place  (Professional  Podium  Category)  in  the  3rd  Annual  DOST Central  Visayas  Health  Research  and  Innovation  Conference  on May 6 through 9, 2018.
  • Dr. Lanndon A. Ocampo received The Outstanding Cebuano Award in the field of Science and Technology. He was also recognized as one of the 100 top Asian Scientists in 2018 and one of the Outstanding Young Scientists by the National Academy of Science and Technology (NAST) in 2017.
  • Engr.  Jun-jun  Obiso  won  Best  in  PPT  and  Best  Presenter  during  the  3rd  International Multidisciplinary Research Conference, DeLuxe Hotel, Cagayan de Oro City on April 25 through 27, 2018.
  • Engr.  Gilbert  Silagpo  won  Best  Paper  Abstract  during  the  3rd  International  Multidisciplinary Research Conference, DeLuxe Hotel, Cagayan de Oro City on April 25 through 27, 2018.
  • Engr.   Maria   Gemel   Palconit   won    Best   Paper (Engineering   Category) during   the   2nd International   STEAM   (Science,   Technology,   Engineering,   Agri-Fisheries   and   Mathematics) Research Congress, Summit, Hotel, Tacloban City on August 28 though 30, 2018
  • Engr. Maria  Gemel  Palconit students--Sheene  Shane  Mascardo  , Terence  Yap, and Christian  Mahinay---  won  Grand  Champion  at the  5th  Lear  Innovation  Olympics  in Lapu-Lapu City on November 16, 2018, with their winning entry, Intelligent Transport System Based on Real-Time Paratransit Information using LoraWAN, Smartphone Application, and Internet of Things (IoT).

Curricular offerings


Over the years, the university has upheld engineering as its flagship program, which does not miss out on honoring the university though licensure exam zeniths and quiz bowl championships. Equally important are course offerings in education, fishery, agriculture, hospitality and travel management, nursing, and a whole lot more. However, with recent demand in the job market, campuses need to be flexible thus adopting new degree programs which possess the inherent capacity to diversify employment opportunities toward economic growth. Recent development in the main campus, for instance, is the creation of two new colleges and an aviation school in CTU Medellin.

Graduate Programs

Undergraduate Programs

Special/Online Programs

Infrastructure
*All projects are implemented by the University Infrastructure Office.
NAME OF PROJECT CONTRACTOR COST LOCATION START OF CONSTRUCTION TARGET DATE SOURCE OF FUND COMPLETION DATE PROJECT STATUS

2016
1 6-Storey Science and Technology Center with Roof deck DUROS Development Corporation                    95,441,852.98 CTU Main 2/12/2016 5/15/2017 GAA=50M & STF=40M + 8.37M 6/29/2017 Completed
2 Rehabilitation of College of Technology Building MCEE Construction Corporation                    16,908,894.56 CTU Main 3/14/2016 1/14/2017 GAA=18.61M 1/7/2017 Completed
3 Rehabilitation of ICT Building & Construction of Classrooms at Roofdeck DSJP Construction                     4,597,354.34 CTU Main 7/10/2016 12/6/2016 STF=5M 6/12/2016 Completed
4 Canteen & Phase 2 Library BL Pangan Construction                    21,000,000.00 CTU Main 10/21/2017 8/16/2018 GAA=7.647M & STF=16M 8/16/2018 Completed
5 Rehabilitation of Centennial Building and Construction of Roofdeck Function Hall BD Revalde Construction Corp.                 23,912,246.40 CTU Main 10/30/2016 6/27/2017 STF=24M 6/27/2017 Completed
6 Rehabilitation of Engineering Building MCEE Construction Corporation                     7,147,613.88 CTU Main 8/30/2016 2/25/2017 STF=8.439M 2/25/2017 Completed
7 Repainting of Education and Administration Building MARLJAVIS Construction, Inc.                    3,851,696.61 CTU Main 11/24/2016 6/5/2017 STF=4.3M 5/27/2017 Completed
8 Center for Studies in Biodiversity Building San Narciso Builders Corporation               13,381,696.61 CTU Argao 10/13/2016 5/31/2017 GAA=15M 7/8/2017 Completed
9 1-Storey, 3-Classroom Building with Roof deck CELJEM Construction and Development Corporation                    5,227,698.52 CTU Argao 12/13/2016 6/10/2017 GAA=5.4M 6/10/2017 Completed
10 Center for Studies in Biotechnology Building DSJP Construction                  14,499,117.88 CTU Barili 12/1/2016 7/28/2017 GAA=15M 7/28/2017 Completed
11 Rehabilitation of School Building DUROS Development Corporation                 16,488,993.71 CTU Daanbantayan 10/4/2016 6/30/2017 GAA=17M 6/30/2017 Completed
12 Classrooms Hoppers' Builders                    7,542,134.59 CTU Moalboal 6/10/2016 12/6/2016 GAA=6M & STF=1.8M 1//29/2017 Completed
13 Supply of Labor, Materials and Equipment for the Construction of Exterior Walls, Campus Director's Office and Phase 1 Library Cbush Construction                    4,492,803.27 CTU Naga Extension 12/5/2016 6/2/2017 STF=4.97M 6/2/2017 Completed
14 2-Storey Classroom Building & Perimeter Fence BT Construction and General Services                  11,320,415.61 CTU Pinamungahan 12/15/2016 7/12/2017 GAA=12M 7/12/2017 Completed
15 Design and Build of Covered Court San Narciso Builders Corporation                  12,631,376.00 CTU Carmen 4/14/2016 6/6/2017 STF=13M 1//29/2017 Completed
16 Supply of Labor, Materials and Equipment for the Rehabilitation of Exterior Walls, Ceiling, Roofing, Flooring and Comfort Rooms of Activity Center GRAM Construction and Supply                   4,973,622.26 CTU Danao 12/30/2016 6/27/2017 STF=5M 6/27/2017 Completed

2017
1 Engineering Building BT Construction and General Services                     12,932,701.83 CTU Dumanjug 10/2/2017 6/28/2018 GAA=10M & STF=5M 6/28/2018 Completed
2 Perimeter Fence (South Side) BT Construction and General Services                 1,751,287.96 CTU Dumanjug 1/7/2018 5/6/2018 STF=1.8M 5/6/2018 Completed
3 Extension of Technology Building I (Phase 3) BL Pangan Construction              39,278,034.67 CTU Main 12/30/2017 3/12/2018 GAA=20M & STF=20M Ongoing
4 Conversion of Makeshift Classrooms to Administration Offices & Restroom Gram Construction and Supply                  4,251,689.00 CTU Main 12/15/2017 4/13/2018 STF=5M 4/13/2018 Completed
5 Research and Technology Building (Phase 1) DSJP Construction              13,388,984.00 CTU Moalboal 11/24/2017 8/20/2018 GAA=14.55M 1/10/2018 Completed
6 Research Development and Engineering Building MCEE Construction Corporation                14,004,658.33 CTU Danao 10/11/2017 8/7/2018 GAA=20M 9/25/2018 Completed
7 Education Builing at CTU MARLJAVIS Construction, Inc.                14,921,111.00 CTU Danao 12/18/2017 9/13/2018 STF=15M 9/13/2018 Completed
8 3-Storey Engineering Building (Phase 1) JARC Construction and Marine Services Corporation               8,419,504.89 CTU Tuburan 10/13/2017 7/9/2018 GAA=10M 7/9/2018 Completed
9 Research Development and Engineering Building CELJEM Construction and Development Corporation               14,518,338.02 CTU Carmen 12/5/2017 8/31/2018 STF=15M 8/31/2018 Completed
10 Expansion of Library Ascentia Construction, Inc.                   9,068,844.89 CTU Daanbantayan 10/8/2017 6/4/2018 GAA=10M 6/4/2018 Completed
11 Proposed Construction of 2nd floor of the 2-Storey Academic Building Ascentia Construction, Inc.                    7,979,886.22 CTU Daanbantayan 2/22/2018 10/19/2018 STF=8M 12/28/2018 Completed
12 Construction and/or Rehabilitation of Multi-Purpose Building JARC Construction and Marine Services Corporation                   3,345,000.00 CTU Tuburan 1/1/2018 4/30/2018 STF=3.45M 4/30/2018 Completed
13 Repair and Improvement of Structure/Facilities BT Construction and General Services                   4,877,379.92 CTU Argao 4/11/2018 10/7/2018 GAA=3.5M & STF=1.5M 1/12/2018 Completed
14 Supply of Labor, Materials and Equipment for the Construction of Classrooms at 3rd Floor, Rehabilitation of Exterior Walls, and Phase 2 Library DUROS Development Corporation             11,997,815.49 CTU Naga 12/13/2017 8/9/2018 STF=12M 8/3/2018 Completed

2018
1 6-Storey Multi-Purpose Building & Perimeter Fence Ascentia Construction, Inc.          33,899,987.08 CTU Main 11/10/2018 7/7/2019 GAA=35M Ongoing
2 Center for Limnological Aquatic Biodiversity & Mariculture Studies Building Barr Steel Construction                  9,645,235.78 CTU San Francisco 11/22/2018 6/19/2019 GAA=10M Ongoing
3 Campus Development Projects Barr Steel Construction               14,490,772.49 CTU San Francisco 6/21/2018 3/17/2019 GAA=15M Ongoing
4 Library Building DSJP Construction                 14,521,832.08 CTU Argao 11/22/2018 8/18/2019 GAA=15M Ongoing
5 Library Building San Narciso Builders Corporation               14,519,355.43 CTU Barili 11/22/2018 8/18/2019 GAA=15M Ongoing
6 3-Storey Engineering Building (Phase 2) JARC Construction and Marine Services Corporation                 9,665,000.00 CTU Tuburan 6/21/2018 2/15/2019 GAA=10M 1/15/2019 Completed
7 Teacher Education Building NXBuild Construction               9,669,699.91 CTU Moalboal 8/3/2018 3/30/2019 GAA=10M Ongoing
8 2-Storey Hospitality Management (HM) Building BT Construction and General Services          14,664,703.99 CTU Daanbantayan 11/30/2018 8/26/2019 GAA=10M & STF=5M Ongoing
9 2-Storey Extension Marine Engineering Building CELJEM Construction and Development Corporation                 9,649,978.00 CTU Carmen 7/19/2018 3/15/2019 GAA=10M Ongoing
10 Veterinary Science Building Gram Construction and Supply                    9,649,821.93 CTU Barili 5/19/2018 1/13/2019 GAA=10M 2/15/2019 Completed
11 Agriculture Building DSJP Construction                  9,670,000.24 CTU Argao 5/10/2018 1/4/2019 GAA=10M 2/15/2019 Completed
12 Gymnasium San Narciso Builders Corporation                  8,951,329.48 CTU Danao 7/2/2018 2/26/2019 GAA=4.093M & STF=4.907M Ongoing
13 2-Storey, 4-Classroom Building JARC Construction and Marine Services Corporation                 9,635,000.00 CTU Tabuelan 4/25/2018 12/20/2018 GAA=10M 10/23/2018 Completed
14 2-Storey, 4-Classroom Building CELJEM Construction and Development Corporation               9,689,488.00 CTU Bantayan 6/14/2018 2/8/2019 GAA=10M 2/8/2019 Completed
15 Design & Build of the 9-Storey Administration Building DUROS Development Corporation              249,947,409.00 CTU Main 11/8/2018 6/29/2020 STF=250M Ongoing

2019
1 Research & Academic Building (Multi-Purpose Building & Perimeter Fence (Phase 2) LCRB = 48,479,000.00 CTUMain GAA=50M
2 Administration Building with Library (Phase 2) LCRB = 51,899,985.00 CTU Danao GAA=20M & STF=32M
3 Rehabilitation of Gymnasium CTU Main GAA=25M
4 3-Storey Administration & Education Building CTU Dumanjug STF=28M

References
  1. Republic Act No. 9744 (10 November 2009), An Act Converting the Cebu State College of Science and Technology System in the City of Cebu and All Its Satellite Campuses Located in the Province of Cebu Into a State University to be Known as the Cebu Technological University (CTU) and Appropriating Funds Therefor, retrieved 9 November 2014
  2. Batas Pambansa blg. 412 (10 June 1983), An Act Converting the Cebu School of Arts and Trades in Cebu City Into a Chartered College to be Known As the Cebu State College of Science and Technology, Expanding Its Jurisdiction and Curricular Programs, retrieved 9 November 2014

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