- CEBA formalizes an MOU with MSU-IIT NMPC to strengthen collaboration between academia and industry
- Partnership focuses on practice-based business education, real-world exposure, and applied learning opportunities
- Initiative aims to equip graduate students with industry-relevant skills, leadership capabilities, and job-ready competencies
The College of Economics, Business, and Accountancy (CEBA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the MSU-IIT National Multi-Purpose Cooperative (NMPC) to strengthen practical learning in its Graduate Business Program. The agreement was formalized on February 26, 2027, at the Office of the Chancellor.
University leaders and faculty members joined NMPC officials during the signing ceremony. The partnership aims to close the gap between classroom learning and real-world industry needs. Both institutions want to prepare graduates with strong practical skills, leadership abilities, and innovative thinking.
CEBA is currently redesigning its graduate business curriculum to better match the fast-changing demands of the industry sector. Through this collaboration, NMPC will provide sector data, expert insights, and feedback to ensure the program remains relevant and market-driven.
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University officials highlighted that strong industry partnerships help students gain exposure to real business challenges. This hands-on approach will improve employability and prepare graduates to take on leadership roles in both private and community sectors.
As the partnership moves forward, CEBA and NMPC plan to create opportunities for knowledge exchange and skill development. Their shared goal is to develop ethical, competent, and future-ready business professionals who can contribute to regional and national growth.
