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SMU forges int’l partnership for global nursing opportunities Saint Mary’s University (SMU) has taken a step forward towards extending international opportunities for its nursing graduates by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with vzw CHINTA. The agreement, known as PROJECT MAALAGA, aims to recruit SMU nursing graduates for employment in Belgium and further facilitate the […]

SMU Accepted as an AUN QA Associate Member Saint Mary’s University is now an official Associate Member of the ASEAN University Network – Quality Assurance (AUN-QA) On January 28, 2025, SMU achieved a significant milestone with its formal acceptance into the ASEAN University Network – Quality Assurance (AUN-QA) as an associate member. This move aligns

SMU launches Project Maalaga with international partners Saint Mary’s University (SMU), through the Promotions, External Relations, and Internationalization Office, launched “Project Maalaga” on February 13, 2025. The project addresses healthcare needs and international collaboration in nursing education. The event in the University boardroom gathered key stakeholders for discussions and site visits to enhance nursing education

Howest University sends interns to SMU Saint Mary’s University (SMU) is pleased to welcome four international interns from Howest University, Belgium, as part of an enriching academic exchange program. Both psychology students, Febe De Decker and Silke Dewulf, will join SMU’s Psychology Department under the School of Teacher Education and Humanities. At the same time,

SMU Faculty and Students Join South Intensive Program 2025 Two faculty coaches and six students from Saint Mary’s University are participating in the South Intensive Program 2025, held from February 10 to 21, 2025, in Bayombong (NVSU and SMU) and ISU, Isabela. SIP 2025 gathers around 90 participants from two universities in Belgium (Howest University

SMU Launches First “No Vehicle/No Motorcycle Day” to Promote Sustainability On February 5, 2025, Saint Mary’s University successfully implemented its first “No Vehicle/No Motorcycle Day,” an initiative aimed at reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainable practices. The policy restricted the entry of vehicles and motorcycles into key campus areas, including the Grade School, Junior High