Proposed Institutional Development Plan (IDP) of Mindanao State University (MSU) Main Campus: Guide towards Academic Excellence

Prof. Rasid M. Paca, Anabelie V. Valdez

Abstract


Institutional development plan is one of the frameworks in operating academic institutions particularly among higher institutions. This will serve as guide in achieving the vision, goal and objectives of the institutions. Mindanao State University (MSU) is located at Marawi City, province of Lanao del Sur, Mindanao Island, Philippines. Its strategic location is about 31 km away from Iligan City, situated at the top of hill overlooking the largest fresh water lake in the Philippines, the Lake Lanao.MSU is a government university created by virtue of Republic Act No.1387. The twofold mission of MSU is: to provide education through instruction, research and extension for the people of MINSUPALA region, i.e., Mindanao, Sulu and Palawan, and to serve as an avenue towards the understanding of the diverse cultures of the people in the region and a catalyst in attaining harmony and integration of their distinct socio-cultural interests. Challenges for building and sustaining a university towards academic excellence is a determining factor in the development of the institutional development plan of MSU – Main Campus in Marawi City especially the university at present has branch-out into an educational system with 11 campuses located across different regions in Mindanao, four (4) laboratory high schools and 15 community high schools. The PIDP of MSU is guided the goal to “PERSISTâ€. Promote and strengthen academic excellence in all levels of education. Enhance the visibility of the University through production of high-impact researches and innovations. Respond to globalization trends through partnerships and collaborative relationships with national and international universities, research institutions, and industries. Secure and preserving the University resources and facilities. Integrate peace education programs in the University curricula. Strengthen and sustaining extension services. Transform the University through investments in human resource development, infrastructures, and equipment.


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institutional development plan, Mindanao State University, academic excellence

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