Batangas State University poised to lead Philippine Engineering Renaissance
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Batangas State University declared as the Philippines’ National Engineering University
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Batangas State University joins the 2022 National Women’s Month Celebration
Batangas State University joins the 2022 National Women’s Month Celebration, with the theme, “WE Make CHANGE Work for WOMEN,” from March 1-31, 2022. Â Agenda ng Kababaihan, Tungo sa Kaunlaran! Â #LeadingInnovations #TransformingLives #ZitoRedSpartans
Batangas State University Engineering Students Conquer UNESCO Hackathon
Batangas State University partners with University of Wolverhampton for Implementation of DOST – British Council Newton Fund Research Linkages Grant
Batangas State University and University of Wolverhampton, spearheaded by President Tirso A. Ronquillo and Prof. Chaminda Pathirage finally kicked off the activities for the DOST-British Council Newton Fund Grant for Researcher Linkages. The research linkage will be in a form of workshop with the theme: “Developing Smart Environmental Resilience Solutions for Coastal areas in the Philippines: Susceptibility, Adaptation and Mitigation Measures: SEACAP.” This research linkage workshop will convene local stakeholders and academic professionals in developing significant and innovative strategies, technologies and approaches towards environmental resilience of the coastal communities in the Philippines. SEACAP will serve as a platform for both experts from the UK and Philippines to better interpret and adapt environmental resilience in coastal communities as well as understand the culture, practices, needs and limitations in developing coastal resilience. The 5-day scientific workshop aims to gather researchers of various disciplines interested in helping the Philippines become environmentally resilient on disaster and degradation of natural resources. Senior and Early Career Researchers (ECRs), from both the UK and the Philippines, from various disciplines such as environmental and coastal engineering, communication and information systems, big data data, internet of things and built environment are the intended audience. It will help strengthen the capacity of local participants in realizing the relevance of emerging technologies in environmental resilience. It will also provide a good opportunity to develop multidisciplinary approaches for effective environmental resilience management of coastal communities. For further details of this research linkage, you may visit the SEACAP webpage. Reference pages from British Council Website https://www.britishcouncil.ph/programmes/education/newton-agham-programme/grant-awardees/2020 https://www.britishcouncil.ph/about/press/six-female-researchers-lead-years-dost-newton-awards
Batangas State University supports Flexible Learning
In response to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the University embraced the ‘new norm’ and utilized all available technology and resources to ensure continuous knowledge-sharing between the Red Spartan educators and students. Rising up to the challenge, Batangas State University supports the Commission on Higher Education in the implementation of Flexible Learning, as it positions itself at the forefront of Leading Innovations for Transformative Learning Development. #BatStateUSupportsFlexibleLearning #LeadingInnovations #TransformingLives #ZitoRedSpartans
UP Los Baños benchmarks Batangas State University
The academic and administrative staff of the University of the Philippines Los Baños, headed by their Chancellor Dr. Jose V. Camacho Jr., were welcomed by Batangas State University President Dr. Tirso Ronquillo and Vice President for Research, Development and Extension Services (VPRDES) Engr. Albertson Amante, February 23. The visit served as a benchmarking activity at BatStateU’s newly-minted Special Economic Zone (SEZ), registered by the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) – the Knowledge, Innovation and Science Technology (KIST) Park, for the development of UPLB’s Agro-Industrial Park (AIP) and Information Technology Park (ITP). Details on the establishment of the KIST Park, its position as a forefront of innovation to the academe and industry, its leadership and management structures, and the future plans of both universities were discussed during the meeting. Other officials who joined the benchmarking visit were the UP Los Baños Vice Chancellors, some college deans and school administrators, and members of the Steering and Project Management Committees of the AIP and ITP. President Ronquillo toured the UPLB team at the Pablo Borbon campus, discussing the University’s infrastructure development including design and project implementation. They also headed to the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Environment Research (STEER) Hub, dubbed as the gateway to the KIST Park at the Alangilan Campus, where they were able to catch sight of the 3D model of the whole KIST Park, and some of the research centers, incubatees, locator offices and facilities inside the hub. BatStateU KIST Park is the first KIST Park in the Philippines registered by PEZA. President Rodrigo Duterte officially designated the Batangas State University KIST Park as a Special Economic Zone through Presidential Proclamation No. 947.
Batangas State University College of Engineering @ 50: Leading Engineering Innovations for Sustainable Development
The Batangas State University, formerly Pablo Borbon Memorial Institute of Technology (PBMIT), started offering engineering programs in 1971. Since then, the College of Engineering has been the institution’s premier college that offers its flagship programs. It has produced over 18,000 engineering professionals who have taken dynamic, leadership roles and various positions of influence in their respective organizations, thus creating an impact to the industry and the society. As the college celebrates its golden anniversary in 2021, it highlights the milestones in its rich history, and pays tribute to the men and women who have been part of its successes and who continue to be active participants in nation building, leading the workforce, and making a distinct mark in the local and global settings. The Batangas State University, formerly Pablo Borbon Memorial Institute of Technology (PBMIT), started offering engineering programs in 1971. Since then, the College of Engineering has been the institution’s premier college that offers its flagship programs. It has produced over 18,000 engineering professionals who have taken dynamic, leadership roles and various positions of influence in their respective organizations, thus creating an impact to the industry and the society. As the college celebrates its golden anniversary in 2021, it highlights the milestones in its rich history, and pays tribute to the men and women who have been part of its successes and who continue to be active participants in nation building, leading the workforce, and making a distinct mark in the local and global settings. Programs and Activities BatStateU Engineering Profile Engineering Program Offerings
The New Batangas State University Library Website and Library System
As part of its continued efforts to provide not only a renewed sense of normalcy but also fresh, new ways to deliver academic services amidst the global pandemic, the Batangas State University accelerates the shift to digital and electronic means of reaching out to its stakeholders.
COLLABORATION AND PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN BATANGAS STATE UNIVERSITY AND EDU-CONNECT SOUTHEAST ASIA ASSOCIATION
Edu-Connect Southeast Asia Association, Kaohsiung visited Batangas State University on January 25, 2019 to explore opportunities for collaboration and partnership. The meeting was graced by delegates from Southern Taiwan Universities and Industries which took place at the Lecture Room, International Affairs Office, BatStateU Pablo Borbon Main I, Batangas City. Said visit is part of the association’s objective to seek international university-industry linkages, educational collaborations, university social responsibility projects and research lab networking in Metro Manila and CALABARZON region. This aims to bond Taiwan and the Philippines together and soar higher through academic, educational and training collaborations.
