Cebu Technological University

29 January 2021

Cebu Technological University (CTU), the Largest Delegation for CHED-EduCanada Webinar on SDGs

Most participants in the CHED-EduCanada Webinar Series Connecting Philippine Higher Education with Canadian Institutions in the New Normal on “Renewable Energy and Renewing Our Commitments to the SDGs Through Capacity Building: Education Delivery and Engaged Research with Remote Communities Under COVID-19”...

28 January 2021

Cebu Technological University (CTU) Ethics Professors and Internationalization Champions for ‘Practical Ethics in Diverse ASEAN’

Cebu Technological University (CTU) Ethics Professors, Internationalization and ASEAN Integration (IAI) Director and Chairpersons made appearance in Practical Ethics in a Diverse ASEAN: New Challenges and Priorities for Action, a web seminar jointly organized by the ASEAN University Network (AUN) Secretariat,...

25 January 2021

ERASMUS + Capacity Building in Higher Education (CBHE) Grant Holders’ Meeting with Nobel Prize Laureate Awardee

A public opening session on “Designing the future: role and responsibility of Higher Education Institutions” with Nobel Prize Laureate, Professor Muhamad Yunus, for the ERASMUS+Capacity Building in Higher Education (CBHE) Grant Holders’ Meeting was attended by CTU Internationalization and ASEAN Integration’s...

17 July 2020

DOST, NRCP name two outstanding Filipino researchers from CTU

The Department of Science and Technology-National Research Council of the Philippines (DOST-NRCP) declared 10 outstanding Filipino researchers of 2019, two of whom are from CTU. Dr. Adrian Ybañez and Dr. Lanndon Ocampo, being two of three awardees outside Luzon, were presented at the joint NRCP Annual...

17 July 2020

Becoming a global mentor for climate reality leadership corps

Five years ago, CTU academic Mydah Kabingue was just one of the thousands of attendees in the Climate Reality Leadership Corps Global Training in Miami, Florida;  now she gets to share her expertise before the same audience after being selected as one of the 32 “Pinoy Mentors.” Notified...

16 July 2020

Curbing malnutrition: Food lab opened in Daanbantayan

CTU Daanbantayan campus is ready to serve the fourth district with community-based food products under its primary project “Malnutrition Reduction Program,” in partnership with the Department of Science and Technology (DOST)– Complementary Food Production Facility (CFPF)- Food and Nutrition Research...

20 April 2020

A million plus generated for Covid-19 bayanihan project

CTU Extension Office recently laid out report of #Amping Cebuano Community Extension Project, a Covid-19 bayanihan initiative, accumulating Php 1,364,138.35 from donations and university funds. Amping is a Cebuano-Visayan counterpart for the English phrase “to safeguard” used in the campaign...

12 March 2020

Hablon sa Cebu awarded Best in Handicraft in first SUC expo

Racking up titles last year, Hablon sa Cebu got its latest on Wednesday as Best in Handicraft at the “Art of SUCcess: 2020 State Universities and Colleges Expo” in Manila. CTU Argao representatives found themselves competing against other SUCs at the Trinoma hall, promoting tradition such as hablon-made...

WATER CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

This policy will guide administrators, faculty, staff, and students in the planning, conducting, monitoring, and evaluating of the university’s endeavors. It will play a significant role as it continues to build environmentally sustainable campuses. It will continue to promote environmental advocacies to its stakeholders.

ENERGY CONSERVATION

The purpose of this policy is to define CTU’s approach in adequately managing its energy usage, leading to efficiency and conservation. Cebu Technological University sends a notification to all faculty, non-academic employees, students, on-site contractors/suppliers working on CTU’s behalf, and visitors encouraging our campus community to take easy steps to conserve electrical energy.

POLLUTION AND WASTE MANAGEMENT AND RECYCLING PROGRAM

CTU generally aims to reduce pollution and its material wastes produced by its day-to-day operations and manage waste to reduce harm to the environment. The program is geared towards making its endeavors environment friendly. These policies apply to all faculty, staff, students, visitors, temporary workers in CTU (e.g., construction workers), and concessionaires. Campus Directors shall be mainly responsible for ensuring compliance with these policies in their respective campuses.

TRANSPORTATION POLICIES

Faculty, staff, students and visitors traveling on Official Business or for University-sponsored off-campus trips or events are expected to follow the standard procedures. As part of the approval process, those who will use the University transportation should be required to affirm that they understand and agree to abide by the expectations relative to official business travels. The transportation policies mentioned herein are designed for the health and safety of all CTU members and environmental sustainability.

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