WVSU students tour the Jose T. Joya Gallery | CCAD PIO
Eighteen students from West Visayas State University (WVSU) visited the University of the Philippines Cebu’s College of Communication, Art, and Design (CCAD) on November 11, 2026, for an academic facility tour and institutional learning exchange.
The delegation was composed of fourth-year students from WVSU’s College of Information and Communications Technology (CICT).
They explored CCAD’s media production facilities and creative spaces to gain firsthand insights into multimedia development, digital media workflows, and creative technologies.
The students visited DYUP Sugbo, the college’s campus radio station; The MediaLab Hub; Lawak Sinehan; the Jose T. Joya Gallery; and the FabLab including the Matix Lab.
The walkthrough provided an opportunity for the visitors to learn about the different facilities, their functions, and their applications in media production, broadcasting, the arts, and digital fabrication.
“You have so much space for creativity and expression,” shared one of the participants.
The faculty members handling the facilities shared how they balance this freedom amid possible tensions that may arise.
The visit aligned with the students’ academic interests in digital arts and technology, particularly in understanding the intersection of multimedia production, content strategy, and emerging creative technologies.
It is part of WVSU CICT’s educational and immersion tour in Cebu from November 11 to 13, 2026.
CCAD remains open to hosting similar academic visits and fostering partnerships with other institutions, providing opportunities for students and educators to exchange knowledge, explore creative possibilities, and learn from one another.
WVSU students explore CCAD’s creative media facilities
