CHED, DepEd, and TESDA Experience the Creative Pulse of Foundation University
Foundation University opened its main campus to the nation's top education leaders today, October 9, 2026, hosting an experiential tour of creative arts, design, culture, and innovation. Delegates from the Department of Education (DepEd), the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), and the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) led by Secretary Kiko Benitez, participated in an interactive walk-through designed to showcase how multi-disciplinary fields converge into meaningful learning opportunities. This special visit brings together the country's three main education agencies to witness Foundation University’s hands-on model of learning in action.
The Greyhound community welcomed the prominent guests with a lively cultural performance. During the tour, the nation’s education leaders explored special exhibition hubs that highlighted real student projects and innovations. The delegates were able to see for themselves how the university values practical, hands-on learning in producing graduates who are skilled and equipped to face real-world scenarios in their chosen fields.
Through this creative tour, the main campus turned into a vibrant space for shared discovery. The visiting delegates interacted directly with faculty and students, offering a vivid narrative of a campus where students do not merely study the future but actively build it. Foundation University is not just a place to get a degree. It is an enduring ecosystem of discovery where creativity, innovation, culture, and career readiness unite seamlessly.
