Trinity University of Asia, through the Institute of Business and Management – School of Real Estate Management (IBAM-SREM), ranked 4th among the Top Performing Schools in the April 2026 Real Estate Broker Licensure Examination. Mr. Sitro G. Tajonera placed 10th among the top examinees.

For first-time takers, the School recorded a passing rate of 90.32%, with 56 out of 62 examinees passing. This is higher than the national passing rate of 86.12%.

In terms of overall performance, the School posted a passing rate of 83.33%, with 70 out of 84 examinees passing. This also exceeds the national passing rate of 81.14%.

Our newly registered Trinitian Real Estate Brokers include:

Names will be made available soon

Congratulations to our newly registered Trinitian Real Estate Brokers for passing the April 2026 REBLE!

Trinity University of Asia (TUA), in collaboration with the (AIM) School of Executive Education and Lifelong Learning, completed its Building a Sustainable Growth Blueprint: Executive Leadership Program, with the second session held from March 25 to 27, 2026, and culminating in a graduation ceremony on April 17, 2026.

The second session focused on Leading Self, People, and Operations, bringing leadership work closer to daily practice across the University.

On Day 4, participants worked on systems thinking and risk management. They examined how decisions affect interconnected units and how leaders can better anticipate challenges and respond to complexity.

Day 5 focused on people leadership. Through coaching sessions and discussions on performance culture, participants explored how to develop talent, strengthen accountability, and improve team performance across academic and administrative units.

On Day 6, participants reflected on personal values and purpose, and considered how leadership must respond to ongoing change, including the growing role of artificial intelligence in education.

The program concluded on April 17, 2026, with capstone presentations from six learning teams. The projects addressed key institutional priorities, including cost management, international engagement, campus sustainability, research systems, revenue and collections, and a proposed holistic health and wellbeing center for students and employees.

The closing activities included messages from University leadership and partners, awarding of certificates and recognitions, and a response from the participants.

The work developed through the program continues to take shape in how the University supports its students, engages its faculty and staff, and carries forward its priorities.

Further updates for other professional areas will be released in the coming days.

Beyond CPD units, TRIICON 2026 offers a space for meaningful exchange across disciplines. The conference carries the theme 91ÇÑ×ÓœBeyond Disruptions: The Human91ÇÑ×Ó“AI Synergy and the New Blueprint for Success in the Humanities, Sciences, and Business.91ÇÑ×Ó� It presents a clear direction. Human judgment and artificial intelligence must work side by side to shape systems that serve people with responsibility and care.

The congress stands on three key thrusts. It promotes future-ready thinking through critical inquiry and adaptability. It aligns academic work with industry needs and real-world demands. It builds strong academic exchange among scholars, professionals, educators, and researchers from different parts of the world.

TRIICON 2026 brings together voices from education, health sciences, business, and research. Each session opens space for dialogue that speaks to present challenges and future directions.

This is an invitation to take part in work that matters.

 May 891ÇÑ×Ó“9, 2026
Online via Zoom and 

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Trinity University of Asia now has its first batch of Registered Microbiologists (RMicro) following the January 2026 Certification Examination for Registered Microbiologists. The results were released by the Philippine Academy of Microbiology, Inc. (PAM) on March 31, 2026.

Our newly registered microbiologists include:

1. Beal Lourene Azotes
2. Therese Alexis Barot
3. Franco Nicko Melendres
4. Janelle Patrizha Molina (BS Biology Batch 2025)
5. Robert Christian Celendro (BS Biology Batch 2024)

Trinity University of Asia will implement a four-day work week beginning April 6, 2026, alongside adjusted class and office arrangements.

Under this setup, classes from Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday will proceed as scheduled. Wednesdays and Saturdays will follow a limited operations arrangement, where classes may be conducted onsite or through online modalities, as advised by the respective colleges. Students are encouraged to regularly check official announcements from their academic units for guidance on their schedules.

Office operations will also follow a four-day onsite schedule, with regular services available from Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. On Wednesdays, selected offices and units will operate onsite on a shifting or rotational basis, while others will adopt online or remote service arrangements.

To ensure continuity of essential services, selected offices will maintain ongoing operations or alternative work schedules, including the Office of Admission and Registration (OAR), Finance and Accounting Office (FAO), Information and Communications Technology Office (ICTO), Building Administration and Maintenance Office (BAMO), and the Security Office.

These adjustments form part of the University91ÇÑ×Ó™s efforts to respond to current external conditions while ensuring continuity in academic delivery and institutional services.

Students and stakeholders are advised to stay informed through official University channels for updates and further instructions.

Trinity University of Asia achieved a 100% passing rate among first-time takers and an 87.50% overall passing rate in the March 2026 Medical Technologists Licensure Examination.

Our newly registered medical technologists include:

Students of St. Luke91ÇÑ×Ó™s College of Nursing received the Best Poster Presentation Award at the 29th East Asian Forum of Nursing Scholars (EAFONS) 2026, held February 26-28, 2026 at the University Cultural Centre of the National University of Singapore.

The forum gathers nurse scholars and graduate researchers across East Asia to present studies addressing emerging challenges in healthcare. This year91ÇÑ×Ó™s conversations centered on how innovation and digital integration are reshaping nursing practice and education.

Representing the College were 29 participants composed of fourth-year nursing students and faculty members. Faculty member Mr. Allan A. Valenzuela also delivered a poster presentation during the forum. The delegation was accompanied by Research Coordinator Mr. Robert Matthew A. Marquez.

Their award-winning study, 91ÇÑ×ÓœeHealth Literacy as a Moderator of Health Anxiety and Cyberchondria among Health-Minded Adults in Selected Barangays in Quezon City,91ÇÑ×Ó� examined how digital health literacy influences the way individuals process online health information. As more people turn to the internet for medical guidance, the study explored how levels of eHealth literacy can either mitigate or intensify health anxiety and cyberchondria. By grounding the research in selected barangays in Quezon City, the team situated a global digital concern within a local community context.

The research was conducted by Amanda Patricia Olivia D.G. Cruz, Trisha Marie O. Dalino, Stephanie D. Delgado, Pia A. Delos Santos, Heart Vallery S. Dimaano, Gianna Athena P. Donaire, and Meg Loren M. Dulnoan, under the guidance of their research adviser, Dr. Tristan Jourdan C. Dela Cruz, Head of the Graduate School of Nursing of St. Luke’s College of Nursing.

The team was the only Philippine recipient of the Best Poster Presentation Award at this year91ÇÑ×Ó™s forum.

The study contributes to ongoing discussions on digital health behavior in the region that links community-based research to broader conversations on nursing practice in the digital era.

In a demonstration of Trinity University of Asia’s commitment to global academic engagement, Mr. Javier Leonardo V. Rugeria, a faculty member from the College of Arts, Sciences, and Education’s (CASE) Media and Communication (MaC) Department, participated as a delegate at the 2024 Philippines Institute Postgraduate Workshop, held at Australian National University (ANU) in Canberra from October 29-31.

The workshop, organized by the ANU Philippines Institute in collaboration with the ANU Filipino Association (ANUFA), is an annual interdisciplinary gathering designed for postgraduate students and early career researchers with a focus on Philippine studies. This year91ÇÑ×Ó™s event attracted scholars from Australia, New Zealand, and the Philippines, which created an invaluable platform for cross-cultural academic dialogue, networking, and collaboration.

Participants engaged in a series of discussions and activities aimed at deepening their research, sharing insights, and building professional networks in the field. The workshop opened with a thought-provoking roundtable discussion, featuring Australia-based scholars engaged in Philippine studies. Mr. Rugeria, along with other scholars, participated in a research workshop facilitated by Emerson Sanchez of ANU91ÇÑ×Ó™s Crawford School of Public Policy and Nicole Curato of the University of Canberra, where they situated their research within the eight specialized fields of the ANU Philippines Institute.

Mr. Rugeria presented his research “Configuring Curacies in Spanish Colonial Philippines: Principalia Petitions on Spiritual Administration from Tayabas and Laguna, 1793-1829,” that offered unique insights into historical dynamics of Philippine society during Spanish rule.

In addition to the workshop, Mr. Rugeria attended the Philippines Update Conference 2024 on October 30-31, where keynote speaker Maritess Danguilan Vitug presented insights from her recently published book, Unrequited Love: Duterte91ÇÑ×Ó™s China Embrace. Other notable speakers included experts such as JC Punongbayan, Michael Pante, Judge Soliman Santos, Antonette Raquiza, Jocelyn Martin, and Carmel Abao, who contributed diverse perspectives on current issues in Philippine governance, economics, and culture.

TUA proudly commends Mr. Rugeria91ÇÑ×Ó™s representation and looks forward to more opportunities for faculty and students to contribute meaningfully to the international academic community.