Saskatchewan Polytechnic, CPU sign MOU for educational collab

Saskatchewan Polytechnic currently has 179 Filipino students who are studying Continuing Care Assistance, Early Childhood Education, Business Administration, and Culinary Arts.

Saskatchewan Polytechnic recently signed a memorandum of understanding with the Central Philippine University to explore international education and collaboration opportunities.

The MOU aims to provide future international education and development partnerships, possible collaboration in applied research, capacity for joint delivery of programs and opportunities for Filipino students and faculty to study and teach abroad.

“We are thrilled to open an office in Central Manila to expand partnerships and enhance engagement with prospective students. We are also happy to celebrate the collaboration between Sask Polytech and Central Philippine University and the ways in which we will work together to achieve student success. This partnership supports our internationalization strategy by creating opportunities for student and faculty mobility, to study abroad, for applied research and joint curriculum development,” Dr. Larry Rosia, Saskatchewan Polytechnic president

and CEO, said in a statement.

Dr. Teodoro C. Robles, CPU president, meanwhile, welcomes the exciting opportunity that will further the institution’s internationalization agenda.

“CPU looks forward to opportunities that will allow our students and faculty to pursue research and to participate in programs especially in areas that the university and Saskatchewan Polytechnic see as integral to achieving sustainability,” he said.

Saskatchewan Polytechnic currently has 179 Filipino students who are studying Continuing Care Assistance, Early Childhood Education, Business Administration and Culinary Arts.

Saskatchewan Polytechnic is part of the Government of Saskatchewan’s Agent Training Program that aims to ensure international students receive high-quality service from agents who are provided with Saskatchewan-based instruction and resources.

There is a large Filipino diaspora in Saskatchewan. The institution’s new office in Manila is in support of the Canadian province’s 2030 Growth Plan.

PHOTOGRAPHS COURTESY OF SASKTCHEWAN POLYTECHNIC SASKATCHEWAN Polytechnic is a public college that offers more than 40 undergrad, post-grad, co-op, and ESL programs.

SASKATCHEWAN Polytechnic welcomes international students with hands-on learning opportunities in its four campuses.