Cebu Technological University (CTU) and the City Government of Mandaue have formalized an agreement that advances the establishment of the proposed CTU–Mandaue Campus, marking a significant milestone in the university’s efforts to expand access to higher education.
The two institutions signed a Deed of Usufruct covering a 2,000-square-meter portion of Lot No. 2 in Barangay Looc, Mandaue City, during a ceremony held at Mandaue City Hall.
The agreement allows CTU to use the property for the proposed CTU–Mandaue Campus.
Representing the City Government of Mandaue were City Mayor Hon. Thadeo Jovito M. Ouano, Mandaue City College President Dr. Joey U. Rivamonte, and other city officials.
Representing CTU were Dr. Jonita V. Literatus, OIC University President; Atty. Christian T. Bacus, Attorney III; Engr. Alex C. Mayor, Jr., University Director for Planning & Development; Arch. Leo Edwin Mutia, Planning Officer; and Ms.Nikki Lou Sonsona Bagolor, Legal Assistant II.
The proposed CTU–Mandaue Campus is envisioned to broaden access to higher education and provide advanced professional and technical instruction and training in fields aligned with CTU’s mandate under Republic Act No. 9744, the law establishing CTU as a state university.
The agreement reflects the shared commitment of CTU and Mandaue City government to bring accessible and relevant higher education closer to communities while maximizing public resources for education and development.
