About Us
Cebu Technological University (CTU) Tuburan started its humble beginnings in 1945. It is situated in Brgy. 8, Tuburan, Cebu. The campus has a land area of 79, 936 sq meters. In the academic year 2019-2020, there are 3066 undergraduate students and 130 graduate students respectively.
There are six colleges in CTU Tuburan, with each offering different degree programs. The College of Engineering offers Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering and Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. The College of Arts and Sciences offers two-degree programs : Bachelor of Arts in English Language (BAEL) major in English Language Studies and Bachelor of Arts in Literature (BaLit) major in Literary and Cultural Studies. The College of Technology (COT) offers Bachelor of Industrial Technology with nine majors: Automotive Technology, Computer Technology, Drafting Technology, Electrical Technology, Electronics Technology, Food Preparation Services Technology, Garments Technology, Machine Shop Technology and Welding and Fabrication Technology. Additionally, COT also has Bachelor of Science in Information Technology and Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management. The College of Education offers three-degree programs: Bachelor in Elementary Education, Bachelor in Secondary Education major in Mathematics and Bachelor of Technology and Livelihood Education. The College of Agriculture offers Bachelor of Science in Agriculture with three majors: Animal Science, Agronomy and Horticulture. The Graduate School offers Doctor in Development Education, Master in Public Administration, Master of Arts in Vocational Education and Master of Arts in Education major in Administration and Supervision.
CTU Tuburan Campus has its corresponding buildings and facilities. Its buildings include the Technology Building 1, Technology Building 2, Related Subjects Annex Building, Related Subjects Main Building, Arts and Science Building, Administration Building, Science Building, Ladies Dormitory, Technology Building 4, Technology Building 3, Engineering Building, ICT Building and College of Education and Graduate Studies Building. Its facilities include the Bulawanong Tinubdan Activity Center, Bulawanong Tinubdan Hall, P.E and Sports Office, Guard House, Open Classroom, Farmer's Training Center, Agriculture Closed Classroom, Green House, Nursery, Piggery and Poultry, Engineering Classroom, Makeshift Building, Farmer's Training Hall, GAD Comfort Room, Bulawanong Tinubdan Radio, Pasalubong Center, , Fabrication Laboratory, Math Laboratory, Food Innovation Center, Speech Laboratory, Cafeteria, Hometel, Canteen, Library, Audio Visual Room. Its Indoor Sports Facilities are the Covered Court, Social Hall. The Outdoor Sports Facilities are the Soccer Field, Tennis Court, Track and Field, and the Volleyball Court.
In its steadfast mantra for continual development, CTU Tuburan actions towards sustainable development. It conducted different projects in 2019. These projects are all in accordance with the Vision, Mission, Goals and Objectives of the university that as they equip students with the right knowledge and skills, they are also expected to give back to their community through community extension services.
The College of Education advocates quality education through its ‘Sulat-Basa 123’ and ‘Math-Teknik’ which aims to develop the literacy and numeracy skills of the children in the community.
The Hospitality Management Department conducts the Mugna sa Kusina not only as an income-generating project but also showcases a feast of flavors to the extensionists and beneficiaries. This is also an avenue for them to promote the local products, such as Doc Dritz Suka and Squash Crackers, the local products produced in the Food Innovation Center of the campus.
The College of Agriculture also has its livelihood program in swine production tagged as Organic Native Swine Expansion Technology (ONSET) to help the beneficiaries earn a living and to be able to provide for their family. Likewise, the College of Technology organized skills and livelihood trainings through its extension program entitled Pagtudlo ug Paggama Pamaagi ug Welding (PPPAW).
The College of Arts and Sciences conducted an extension program to the different elementary schools of DepEd Tuburan I. They brought along with them the projects of the AB English students to be distributed. The story books were translated from English to Sinugbuanong Bisaya, entitled “Palihug Paminawa Mi: Mga Sugilanon sa Kabataan sa Tuburan”. The book was inspired by the stories of the children in Tuburan that vary from suspense, fables, fantasy and myths but full of morals.
These projects are all anchored in the seven principles made by the Education for Sustainability practitioners. It aims for transformation and change, for an education for all and lifelong learning, for systems thinking, for a better life in the future, critical thinking and reason, participation and lastly partnerships.
As much as the UNESCO, the university believes that with quality education comes sustainability. The projects it has conducted outside the school premises show that the university upholds the utmost respect and commitment to its Vision, Mission, Goals and Objectives.
Furthermore, Faculty members are sent to International Research Training at BIOTEC Thailand and in Australia for research presentations to boost the institution’s instruction and research. Consequently, board exam results are fascinating as CTU-Tuburan gets the highest passing rate (75%) among schools in Cebu in the Civil Engineering board exam in 2018. In 2019, CTU Tuburan got 100% passing for the August EE exam. Producing topnotchers is also CTU Tuburan’s priority. Mr. Janito Salipdan ranked 9th in the 2018 Registered Master Electrician Board Exam with a score of 88%. Mr. Julian Cumad ranked 2nd in the 2016 Agriculturist Board Exam (85.33 %). Mr. Jerwin Zanoria (CTU Tuburan’s dean of the college of agriculture at present) held on to 9th place with 85.67 in June 2018 Agriculturist Exam. Additionally, CTU Tuburan tops in the University-Wide PASUC Culture and Arts Festival in 2018. The members of the official student publication won in the different categories of writing in the 2019 Central Visayas Association of Tertiary Press Advocates at Southwestern University, PHINMA. The following are the members of the Polytechnic Bulletin and their respective categories: Sports Writing in Filipino (Champion) Merie Fer Medequillo, Column Writing in Filipino (2nd Placer) Merie Fer Medequillo, Digital Illustration (2nd Placer) Reymond Baja Garrido, Editorial Writing (3rd Place) Shammah Aniban Momo, Jelyn Arellano Pepito and Merie Fer Medequillo, Photojournalism (3rd Place) Shannon Ceniza. In addition, its fablab kick-starts innovation and rapid prototyping to communities. Mr. Siegfried Mendoza, Fablab Operations Manager and Fablab Marketing Manager was also one of the resource speakers in the 2019 Accelerating Makers, an event sponsored by Norde Philippines, DOST and DTI. Also, in the advent of the 2019 novel corona virus, the extension office and the fabrication laboratory work hand in hand to produce protective gears (face shields and face masks) in the neighboring towns and cities. The face shields are designed in the Fabrication laboratory of CTU Tuburan supervised by Mr. Siegfried Mendoza with its Lead Product Designer, Mrs. Zandra Mendoza. They respond automatically to the immediate and significant needs of the front liners in the region.
CTU Tuburan also takes the front lead in the implementation of the Yolanda Recovery and Rehabilitation Program (YRRP) in the Yolanda- hit Northern towns and city of Cebu Province through sustainability programs to enhance the resiliency of the beneficiaries in a national- budgeted rehab project co- proposed by the Department of Agriculture. This program is a P 6.2 million- budget response of the Philippine government towards the havoc wreaked by super typhoon Yolanda in 2013. This budget is allocated for rehabilitating the agriculture sector of the municipalities that have been hit by the super typhoon and CTU Tuburan has been chosen to the forefront of the project. AACCUP Accreditation Survey and CHEDRO - Quality Assessments are always in the loop to maintain quality standards. Almost all programs in CTU Tuburan were accredited. Below are its programs and the status of its accreditation.
OVERVIEW
Cebu Technological University Sample Campus’ Vision, Mission, Goals and Objectives.
Presents the organizational structure of the Campus.
A short introduction of the Campus Director.
List of all the Offices in the Campus with their contact information.
A general overview of Cebu Technological University Tuburan’s Campus History from its establishment as a university up to the present.