Brochure - Mindanao University of Science and Technology

OUR UNIVERSITY MILESTONES
Our Vision
The Mindanao University of Science and Technology
(MUST) is one of the country’s leading providers of
scientifi c and technological knowledge and skills.
Our Mission
The University will provide advanced education,
higher technological and professional instruction,
advanced instruction in mathematics, science,
technology and engineering, and advanced research
and extension work in human resource development
of critical skills and competencies required for global
competitiveness.
Our Core Values
Moral Uprightness
Unselfi sh Dedication
Social Responsibility
Total Quality Management
Strategic Goals
Goal 1: Pursue Excellence in Instruction
Goal 2: Pursue Excellence in Research
Goal 3: Pursue Excellence in Extension
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Goal 4: Establish the Center for Energy and
Environment
Goal 5: Promote Student Aff airs, Welfare and Success
Goal 6: Maximize Library and other Resource Support
to Teaching, Learning and Research
Environment
Goal 7: Implement Massive Infrastructure
Development
Goal 8: Implement Massive Information and
Communications Technology (ICT)
Goal 9: Pursue Outstanding Human and
Organizational Development
Goal 10: Ensure More Effi cient and Eff ective
Resource Management and Generation
Produced by the Corporate Aff airs Offi ce, Offi ce of the President
2009 - Republic Act No. 9519 converted the
Mindanao Polytechnic State College (MPSC) into
Mindanao University of Science and Technology
(MUST).
1991 - Republic Act No. 7102 renamed Don
Mariano Marcos Memorial Polytechnic State College
(DMMMPSC) into Mindanao Polytechnic State College
(MPSC).
1978 - Presidential Decree 1431 converted
Mindanao School of Arts and Trade (MSAT) into Don
Mariano Marcos Memorial Polytechnic State College
(DMMMPSC).
1952 - Republic Act No. 672 converted Misamis
Oriental Trade School (MOTS) into MSAT.
1927 - Pre-Commonwealth Act No. 3377 known as
the Vocational Act of 1927 established MOTS.
Awards and Recognition
• Level IV Status as State University
• CHED Center of Development (COD) in Mathematics
since 1998
• CHED Center of Development (COD) in Electrical
Engineering
Top Performer in Licensure Examinations
Architecture: 2009 – 10th Placer; 2006 - 5thPlacer and
100% passing rate; 2005 – No. 1 Top Performing School
(1-10 category) with 100% passing rate; 2004 - No. 1
Top Performing School (1-10 category); 2003 - No. 2 Top
Performing School and 14th Placer
Civil Engineering: 2005 - 19th Placer and No. 1 Top
Performing School (1-10) category with 100% passing rate
Electrical Engineering: 2009 - No. 3 Top Performing
School (10-25 examinees); 2008 - No. 1 Top Performing
School (10-25 examinees) and 8th Placer; 2006 - 100%
passing rate; 2005 - No. 3 Top Performing School (10-25
examinees) with 100% passing rate; 2004 - 6th and
11th Placers; 2003 - No. 2 Top Performing School (10-25
examinees)
Electronics Engineering: 2005 – No. 3 Top Performing
School (20-49 examinees); 2004 – No. 5 Top Performing
School ; 2003 – No. 2 Top Performing School with
100% passing rate; 2002 – 9th Placer; 2001 – No. 1 Top
Performing School with 100% passing rate; 2000 – 19th
Placer
INSTITUTES
INSTITUTE OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND
PRODUCTIVITY (IEP)
The IEP is organized to balance the national subsidy with
internally-generated income from business units in the
campus. They are in the areas of Analytical Laboratory Services
Center, Automotive/Car Care, Book Center, Catering and
Foodservice, Dormitory, Employment Testing Center, Facilities
for Lease, Furniture and Fabrication, Garments, Licensure
Examination for Teachers (LET) Review and Printing Press.
Contact Person: Ms. Vanessa V. Ascaño
Tel. No. 63(88) 856-1738; 856-1739 Local 165
Email Address: vanessa.ascaño@must.edu.ph
INSTITUTE FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION AND
TRAININGS (ICET)
The ICET promotes opportunities for students to take
short-term programs, trainings and other related services for
non-traditional clientele such as out-of-school youth, industry
practitioners, scholars, enthusiasts and other interested
personalities seeking continuing professional education
training. Its programs are Automotive Mechanic, Welding
Technology, Electronics Servicing, Computer Hardware
Servicing and Network Confi guration, Industrial Electricity,
and Culinary Arts (Commercial Cooking).
Contact Person: Mr. Romeo M. de Asis
Tel. No. 63(88) 856-1738; 856-1739 Local 159
Email Address: romeo.deasis@must.edu.ph
INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND
GOVERNANCE (IPAG)
The IPAG sprang from the defunct Local Governance
Academy (LGA) that off ered continuing education in
four-modular Executive Course in Local Governance to
local government offi cials and employees in Cagayan de
Oro City. Graduates had the option to apply for degrees
in Public Administration with major in Local Governance
through the Expanded Tertiary Education Equivalency and
Accreditation Program (ETEEAP) in MUST. Today, IPAG off ers
a two-stream program in Public Administration and Local
Governance. It caters to both national and local government
offi cials and employees in the entire area of Mindanao, as
well as, undertakes researches and publication in public
administration and governance.
Contact Person: Dr. Montano F. Salvador
Tel. No. 63(88) 856-1738; 856-1739 Local 103
Email Address: lga-mfs@must.edu.ph

MAIN CAMPUS
College of Engineering
and Architecture (CEA)
Master of Engineering Program
BS in Architecture
BS in Civil Engineering
BS in Computer Engineering
BS in Electrical Engineering
BS in Electronics Engineering
BS in Mechanical Engineering
College Dean: Engr. Gretchel R. Robles
Tel. No. 63(88) 856-1738; 856-1739 Local 159
Email Address: dean_cea@must.edu.ph
College of Industrial
and Information Technology (CIIT)
Master in Industrial Technology
Master in Information Technology
BS in Electrical Technology and Management
BS in Electronics and Communications Technology
BS in Information Technology
BS in Electro-Mechanical Technology
BS in Auto-Mechanical Technology
College Dean: Dr. Consorcio S. Namoco, Jr.
Tel. No. 63(88) 856-1738; 856-1739 Local 151
Email Address: csnamoco@must.edu.ph
College of Policy Studies, Education,
and Management (CPSEM)
Ph.D. in Educational Planning and Management
Doctor in Public Administration
Doctor of Technology Education
Master of Arts in Special Education Teaching
Master in Technician Teacher Education
Master in Educational Planning and Management
Certifi cate of Teaching
Diploma in Teaching-Special Education
Bachelor of Technical Teacher Education
Bachelor of Elementary Education, major in Special
Education
Bachelor of Public Administration
Bachelor of Public Administration- Local Governance
BS in Secondary Education
College Dean: Dr. Juana M. de la Rama
Tel. No. 63(88) 856-1738; 856-1739 Local 107
Email Address: choy_delarama@must.edu.ph
COURSE OFFERINGS
Produced by the Corporate Aff airs Offi ce, Offi ce of the President
College of Arts and Sciences (CAS)
Ph.D. in Mathematical Sciences, major in Applied
Mathematics
Ph.D. in Mathematical Sciences, major in Mathematics
Education
Ph.D. in Science Education – Chemistry
MS-Ph.D. in Science Education – Chemistry (Straight
Program)
MS in Environmental Science and Technology
MS in Applied Mathematical Sciences
MS in Teaching Mathematics
MS in Teaching Physical Sciences – Physics
MS in Technology Communication Management
BS in Applied Mathematics
BS in Applied Physical Sciences (Chemistry and Physics)
BS in Environmental Science and Technology
BS in Chemistry with Minor in Applied Chemistry (5-year
Program)
BS in Food Science and Technology
BS in Technology Communications Management
College Dean: Prof. Vima Socorro J. Tandog
Tel. No. 63(88) 856-1738; 856-1739 Local 127
Email Address: vsjtandog@must.edu.ph
JASAAN CAMPUS
BS in Electrical Technology and Management
BS in Information Technology
BSE major in Technology and Livelihood Education
BS Auto-Mechanical Technology
Campus Director: Engr. Ruel S. Salvador
Tel. No. 63 (88) 76-0258
Email Address: ruel.salvador@must.edu.ph
PANAON CAMPUS
BS in Aquatic Resource Technology and Management
BS in Marine Biology
Diploma in Information Technology
Campus Director: Ms. Jesusa M. Bombeo
Tel. No. 63 (88) 272-3010
Email Address: jesusa.bombeo@must.edu.ph
OROQUIETA CAMPUS
Bachelor in Elementary Education
Diploma in Information Technology
Campus Director: Mr. Luis D. Tenorio
Email Address: luis.tenorio@must.edu.ph
RESEARCH CENTERS
In the pursuit of research agenda that contribute to
socio-economic growth and development, the Research and
Development Division established the following Centers,
namely:
1. Center for Research in Engineering and Architecture
The Engineering and Architecture researches are on
the designs of systems that would result into greater
economic productivity for the regional industries. These
include mechanical engineering that would modernize
the agriculture sector of the region, electrical engineering
researches for alternative and renewable energy resources
and power systems, architecture researches on sustainable
architecture and environmental planning, and civil
engineering researches for designing and testing low-cost
housing projects.
Center Head: Dr. Nolan D. Caliao
Tel. No. 63(88) 856-1738; 856-1739 Local 159
Email address: nolan.caliao@must.edu.ph
2. Center for Research in Technology
This includes Information and Communications Technology
(ICT), Electronics and Industrial Technology researches like
signal processing, design of automated systems, product
development and enterprise incubation.
Center Head: Dr. Rhoda A. Namoco
Tel. No. 63(88) 856-1738; 856-1739 Local 153
Email address: rhoda@must.edu.ph
3. Center for Research in Advanced Science
The basic sciences such as Chemistry, Physics, Biology and
Environmental Science are the appropriate take-off points
for technology innovations. Researches in these fi elds can be
basic or applied which can improve human and environment
conditions.
Center Head: Dr. Romeo M. Del Rosario
Tel. No. 856-1739 Local 133/ 856-3536
Email address: romeo.delrosario@must.edu.ph
4. Center for Research in Applied Mathematics
This involves researches on the mathematical basis for
sensory perceptions using artifi cial networks which when
properly done, can produce the highly-intelligent perceptual
computers.
Center Head: Dr. Dennis A. Tarepe
Tel. No. 63(88) 856-1738; 856-1739 Local 144
Email address: dennis.tarepe@must.edu.ph
5. Center for Research in Marine Biomodeling and
Mariculture
The researches focus on biogeneration of the marine
environment and development of mathematical models to
describe and predict marine biological phenomena.
Contact Person: Dr. Oliva P. Canencia
Tel. No. 63(88) 856-1738 or 39 Local 138
Email Address: opcanencia@must.edu.ph
6. Center for Research in Policy Studies, Education and Socio-
Economics
Researches focus on the systematic analysis and impact
on higher education governance, effi ciency, eff ectiveness
and quality in higher education. Studies include legislative
and executive decisions made to eff ect better systems and
operations in the bureaucracy.
Contact Person: Dr. Oliva P. Canencia
Tel. No. 63(88) 856-1738 or 39 Local 138
Email Address: opcanencia@must.edu.ph

THE BOARD OF REGENTS
Chairman Chairman, Commission on
Higher Education
Vice Chairman President, Mindanao University
of Science and Technology
Member Chairperson, House Committee on
Higher and Technical Education
House of Representative
Member Chairperson, Senate Committee
on Education, Culture and Arts
Senate of the Philippines
Member Regional Director, National
Economic and Development
Authority -10
Member Regional Director, Department
of Science and Technology-10
Member President, Faculty Association
Member President, Alumni Association
Member President, Supreme Student
Council
The University and BOR Secretary Designate
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THE UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS
Dr. Ricardo E. Rotoras
President
Dr. Ruth G. Cabahug
VP-Academic Aff airs
Dr. Nenita D. Palmes
VP- Research, Extension, Development and
Educational Advancement Services
Mr. Cesar C. Esquinas
VP - Administration and Finance
Dr. Consorcio S. Namoco, Jr.
Dean, College of Industrial and Information
Technology
Dr. Juana M. de la Rama
Dean, College of Policy Studies, Education
and Management
Engr. Gretchel R. Robles
Dean, College of Engineering and
Architecture
Prof. Vima Socorro J. Tandog
Dean, College of Arts and Sciences
Dr. Oliva P. Canencia
Dir., Research and Development
Dr. Victoria O. Sumanpan
Dir., Extension
Dr. Ruel R. Cabahug
Dir., Quality Assurance and Accreditation
Services
Mr. Ivanhoe S. Oñate
Dir., Library and Audio Visual Services
Dr. Charito G. Ong
Dir., Registry and Students Information
Services
Mr. Romeo N. Naces
Dir., Student Aff airs and Welfare Services
Dr. Herbert Glenn P. Reyes
Dir., Arts and Culture
Ms. Vanessa V. Ascaño
Dir., Financial Management Services
Atty. Jonathan S. Oche
Dir., Administration and General Services
Engr. Alex L. Maureal
Dir., Information and Communication
Technology
Prof. Romeo M. de Asis
Dir, Institute of Continuing Education and
Training
Ms. Jesusa M. Bombeo
Campus Director, Panaon
Engr. Ruel S. Salvador
Campus Director, Jasaan
Mr. Luis D. Tenorio
Campus Director, Oroquieta
Mechanical Engineering: 2009 – No. 1 Top Performing
School (10-25 examinees) with 100% passing rate; 2008 -
100% passing rate and 9th Placer; 2007 – 100% passing
rate; 2005 - No. 1 Top Performing School (1-10 category)
with 100% passing rate; 2004 - No. 1 Top Performing
School (1-10 category)
Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) – 2007 – 3rd
Placer
Certifi ed Plant Mechanic (CPM): 2007 – 100% passing
rate, Top 10 Placers (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 6th and 9th Placers);
2008 – Top 10 Placers with 80% and 100% passing rate in
April and October, respectively: April 2008 - 2nd, 4th, 5th,
8th and 9th Placers; October 2008 - 1st, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 7th
and 8th Placers
• The fi rst institution in Mindanao to attain Level III status
on its programs
• CHED-Deputized HEI to implement Expanded Tertiary
Education Equivalency and Accreditation Program
(ETEEAP); authorized to accredit, provide equivalency
and confer appropriate degrees in Graduate courses,
Engineering, Information Technology, Industrial
Technology and Teacher Education
• Delivering higher education institution for MS in Applied
Mathematical Sciences, Master of Engineering, and
Master in Information Technology, under the Higher
Educational Program-Faculty Development Program
(HEDP-FDP)
• One of the 2 institutions in the country recognized and
accredited by the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC)
to conduct capacity building for the power energy sector
• One of the 3 pilot institutions for Dark Green Schools in
the country, identifi ed by the Environmental Educational
Network of the Philippines (EENP)
• 2010 CHED REPUBLICA Award as Regional Winner (Natural
Sciences Category)
• 2010 CHED REPUBLICA Award as Regional Qualifi er
(Natural Sciences Category and Social Sciences Category)
• 2010 DOST-PCIERD Award as Regional Qualifi er during the
National and Regional S and T Fora and Competition in
Industry and Energy
• Awarded 1st Runner Up - Regional Level for the 2006
Search for CHED Best HEI Research Programs
• Awarded as CHED-Zonal Research Center for Region X and
CARAGA from 1999-2003
• Consistent recipient of “Best Paper Awards” in the
Development Category for Non-Agriculture Research in
Regional, National and International R&D Symposia
• Published research papers in Thompson Institute for
Scientifi c Information (ISI) Journals, International and
National Refereed Journals
• Recipient of Externally-Funded Programs and Projects
• Recipient of the prestigious awards: the “2006 Ten
Outstanding Students of the Philippines (TOSP)” and the
“2005 Ten Accomplished Youth Organization (TAYO)”, won
by the MUST Mathematics Society