UP - South Road Campus, OK ba?

[godwhacker]

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State school eyes P486-million facility on donated SRP lot
Updated March 05, 2009 12:00 AM

CEBU, Philippines - The University of the Philippines Visayas-Cebu College proposes to build an initial P486-million facility at the area in the South Road Properties donated by the Cebu City government.

This as the City Council finally approved the deed of donation to UP in yesterday’s session.

In a proposal submitted by UPVCC to city administrator Francisco Fernandez, the country’s premier university is set to construct a P486-million facility for phase one alone of the planned campus on the 51,372 square meters donated by the city.

It will also need an additional P4.1 million to make phase 1 fully operational.

According to the proposal, phase one will include the building for the Masters in Business Administration and for computer science.

Phase 2 will include the structures for communications design and the third phase will cover the structures for product design.

The MBA will have specializations on management and information systems, tourism management, environmental management, urban and regional planning and supply chain management.

For computer science and information technology, there will be a consortium arrangement with several leading higher education institutions in Cebu and with UP Diliman. — Ferliza C. Contratista/MEEV (THE FREEMAN)

[jrconde]

haya2x sa UP da. why cla man ang gi tagaan? does this have political agenda?

[yacky2006]

e land swap guru nila.... mas mahalin man ang sa gorordo-lahug nga land... mora ila e balhin ang up campus... tsk tsk

pareha ni sa una nga proposal ibalhin ang Cebu State College of Science and Technology sa talisay city...

[Poor_Prince23]

e land swap guru nila.... mas mahalin man ang sa gorordo-lahug nga land... mora ila e balhin ang up campus... tsk tsk

pareha ni sa una nga proposal ibalhin ang Cebu State College of Science and Technology sa talisay city...

btaw... murag possible ni

[charles of lawaan]

im ok with that as long its for the betterment of the skul and student...maybe landswapping jd ni cz higher value man ang Lahug then mas accesible a biznez!

[unsay_ngalan_nimo]

land swap gyud... mga datu namn estudyante UP karon...

[istoryaaah]

ok ni... hehehe mas duol na ang UP wahahaha...

[boy_bato]

this is good. at least masugdan na ug gamit ang SRP.

[godwhacker]

I think they want to put also some prestige to the SRP in terms of center for education. You have the hotels the malls whatever, and you also have a premier university nearby which is a big advantage if you happen to live in one of their residential condos. Pabur sad ni sa mga taga Talisay, Minglanilla ug labi na sa mga taga Mambaling area ug Pardo labi na ug mga students dunay utok ug wawarts maka sugakod sa standard sa UP. Duol nalang kaayo.

[Asolitario]

Hello Madame Ferliza,

You know this is such a good idea from the Government for the mean time that no one interested parties yet to put an investment their, so that can collect taxes from that establishement and beside after the long run who knows some investors might putting up some their investment to the place hope there no such political interest on this issue.

Good Luck to us all.

State school eyes P486-million facility on donated SRP lot
Updated March 05, 2009 12:00 AM

CEBU, Philippines - The University of the Philippines Visayas-Cebu College proposes to build an initial P486-million facility at the area in the South Road Properties donated by the Cebu City government.

This as the City Council finally approved the deed of donation to UP in yesterday’s session.

In a proposal submitted by UPVCC to city administrator Francisco Fernandez, the country’s premier university is set to construct a P486-million facility for phase one alone of the planned campus on the 51,372 square meters donated by the city.

It will also need an additional P4.1 million to make phase 1 fully operational.

According to the proposal, phase one will include the building for the Masters in Business Administration and for computer science.

Phase 2 will include the structures for communications design and the third phase will cover the structures for product design.

The MBA will have specializations on management and information systems, tourism management, environmental management, urban and regional planning and supply chain management.

For computer science and information technology, there will be a consortium arrangement with several leading higher education institutions in Cebu and with UP Diliman. — Ferliza C. Contratista/MEEV (THE FREEMAN)