Mindanao State University–General Santos (MSU–GenSan) continues to advance its internationalization initiatives through the signing of a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with Universitas Jenderal Soedirman (UNSOED) of Central Java, Indonesia, on October 23, 2026, strengthening academic ties and fostering opportunities for cross-border collaboration.
The agreement underscores the shared commitment of both institutions to advancing international academic cooperation and exploring collaborative initiatives in areas of mutual interest, including academic exchange, research, faculty and student engagement, and other programs that support institutional development and global engagement.
The MOA signing ceremony, held in Central Java, Indonesia, on October 23, 2026, was attended in person by Dr. Anderson Villa, Internationalization Focal Person of the Institute of Islamic, Arabic and International Studies (IIAIS) of Mindanao State University–General Santos, who represented the Institute during the occasion. Meanwhile, MSU–GenSan officials, including Office of International Affairs (OIA) Director Lorie Martin, Acting Dean of IIAIS, Dr. Abdul M. Lantong, and International Relations faculty member Beverly Garcia, participated virtually in the ceremony, demonstrating the University’s collective support for strengthening international academic partnerships.
Following the signing ceremony in Indonesia, the MOA was also signed at MSU–GenSan in the Philippines by Acting Dean of IIAIS Dr. Abdul M. Lantong, This institutional signing further affirmed MSU–GenSan’s commitment to the partnership and its continued efforts to advance internationalization, foster academic cooperation, and establish meaningful linkages with international higher education institutions.
Through this partnership, MSU–GenSan reaffirms its commitment to internationalization, academic excellence, and global engagement. The University remains steadfast in pursuing strategic partnerships that encourage knowledge exchange, strengthen research collaboration, and create meaningful opportunities for students, faculty, and the wider academic community.




























