Central Mindanao University

The Central Mindanao University (CMU ) is located in the province of Bukidnon in the Philippines. It is regarded as an important educational institution in the administrative region of Northern Mindanao. The University has a site that covers a total area of approximately 30.8 km ². The University is considered to be an internationally renowned research institute in the fields of agriculture and forestry. It applies in both research and training areas as one of the three central universities in the Philippines, the other two being the Visayas State University ( VSU ) and the Central Luzon State University ( CLSU ).

The university has a campus and this is in the municipality of Maramag, near the volcano Musuan. Enrolled at the university in the second semester 2011 9.014 students a The teaching and administrative staff of the university comprises about 900 people.

Faculties

The Central Mindanao University is home to nine different faculties, these are divided into high school and technical college areas, as well as vocational education in colleges. Furthermore, a general education schools are in the organizational system of the university. These are College of Agriculture, College of Arts and Sciences, College of Commerce and Accountancy, College of Education, College of Engineering, College of Forestry, College of Home Economics, College of Nursing and the College of Veterinary Science and Medicine.

History

The University's history began on 1910 as the Mailag Industrial School was opened in Malaybalay. This was in 1918 renamed the Bukidnon Agricultural School. In 1923, the status of the school was increased and the Bukidnon Rural High School opened, this was for field trials an area of 7.24 km ² awarded. In 1928 the school was renamed the Bukidnon Agricultural High School, and in 1938 this educational institution was opened for the education of women. After the Second World War, the school was moved to Maramag. On June 21, 1952, the school in the Mindanao Agricultural College (MAC) was transferred. In 1958 it was extended to the advice of the Secretary of Agriculture and Natural Resources, the area for field trials to 34 km ². On 19 June 1965, he finally received the College the status of a University and the Central Mindanao University was opened. In 1974, the area of ​​the university was reduced to 30.8 km ².

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