- SISFU students visited Google Philippines, gaining insights into its culture of innovation and digital leadership.
- Google’s Bobby Khan shared lessons on 'googliness', emphasizing curiosity, collaboration, and lifelong learning.
- The visit supports SISFU’s mission to blend academic excellence with global, real-world exposure.
Students from Southville International School Affiliated with Foreign Universities (SISFU) recently had a transformative learning experience during their visit to Google Philippines’ headquarters in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig.
The highlight of the visit was an engaging session with Mr. Bobby Khan, Google’s Head of Public Sector and Enterprise, who shared powerful insights on 'googliness' the tech giant’s unique culture rooted in innovation, collaboration, and curiosity. Mr. Khan emphasized the importance of respect, continuous learning, and a curious mindset in navigating the ever-evolving digital landscape.
The students explored Google’s latest technological innovations, including advancements in artificial intelligence and digital economy strategies, giving them a clearer understanding of how Google shapes global communication and information systems.
“This experience gave us more than just a behind-the-scenes look at Google it inspired us to think bigger”, shared one student.
The visit aligns with SISFU’s commitment to holistic and globally-relevant education, integrating real-world industry exposure into academic learning. By connecting students with leading global companies like Google, SISFU ensures learners are equipped with the skills and perspectives needed in today’s competitive, tech-driven world.
As a pioneer in transnational education in the Philippines, SISFU continues to deliver academic excellence and innovative learning experiences at its campus in Las Piñas City.
