Misamis University held a Seminar on Student Mobility on January 16, 2025, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the H.T.F. Activity Center, Misamis University, Ozamiz City. The seminar aimed to provide a venue for students who participated in short-term classes at partner higher education institutions (HEIs) abroad to share the opportunities they availed of and the insights and impressions they gained from their international academic experiences.

The seminar also featured local student mobility, highlighting students who joined symposium/academic activities at other universities in the Philippines. Through these shared experiences, the activity aimed to inspire more students to actively participate in the student mobility programs initiated by Misamis University.

The seminar was led by Dr. Lloyd Ranises, the Director of Linkages and International Affairs, together with the Linkage Coordinators: Dr. Markdy Orong, Mr. Ariel Apao, Mrs. Juby Vallejo, Mrs. Buenaflor Canape, Mrs. Ana Grace Zacal, Ms. Shaina Tubigon, and C/E Murece Bonita. The event was also attended by Mr. Rodel Baldado, Officer-in-Charge of Student Affairs, and Mr. Gerald Aguilar, part-time instructor from the College of Agriculture.

The student participants who joined international mobility programs abroad last year and served as resource speakers were Ricah Ellah Tautho, Bachelor of Arts in Political Science; Nice Paragat, Bachelor of Secondary Education major in English; Mac Margaux Quiao, Bachelor of Science in Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering; and Mark Christian Estrada, Bachelor of Science in Agriculture. Approximately 177 students from 11 colleges of Misamis University attended the seminar.

Ms. Tautho and Ms. Paragat shared their experiences from the International Summer School on Sustainable Tourism in Bangkok, held from July 21 to August 1, 2025. They discussed the program overview, its multicultural participation involving Chinese and Indonesian students, the learning outcomes, and the value of international academic and cultural interactions.

Mr. Quiao, who participated in the FPT Winter Camp in Da Nang, Vietnam, from November 16 to 23, 2025, emphasized the opportunities offered by the University Mobility in Asia and the Pacific (UMAP) and explained its application process. He also highlighted FPT University in Da Nang, the host institution of the mobility program, which is a UMAP member.