University of Luzon CBAHTM Students Share Philippine Culture at International Cultural Exchange 2026
Posted on 14th of Oct 2026 by UL Administrator
The University of Luzon joined an international cultural exchange through the participation of its students in a two-day virtual program hosted by STEKOM University Indonesia on September 22 and 23, 2026. The activity brought together participants from different countries to share their cultures, traditions, and everyday experiences through distance learning.
On the first day, September 22, UL students Jessica Quezon and Jade Fabros represented the Philippines under the theme “More Than a Country: People & Lifestyle Behind Our Culture.” Their presentation introduced participants to aspects of Filipino daily life and lifestyle, encouraging cultural understanding through the sharing of personal perspectives and experiences.
The exchange continued on September 23, with Jemimah Estrada, Allysa Mae Jorta, and Andrea Tamondong representing the Philippines through a presentation titled “Popular Movies From Our Country.” They shared Philippine cinema and storytelling with participants from Indonesia, Ukraine, India, South Africa, Vietnam, and Ethiopia, offering a view of Filipino culture through local films and stories.
Through these presentations, the University of Luzon provided its students with opportunities to develop communication skills, broaden their understanding of different communities, and share the country’s cultural heritage with an international audience. The experience also showed how educational activities can extend beyond the classroom and connect learners across borders.
Activities on cultural exchange supports mutual understanding and learning among communities aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. SDG 4: Quality Education is supported by promoting cross-cultural learning and global awareness through distance learning; while SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities is advanced by sharing Philippine cultural heritage and local stories that help preserve community identity and encourage appreciation of diverse cultures.
The University of Luzon congratulates its student representatives for sharing Filipino culture and contributing to meaningful international learning through their participation in the International Cultural Exchange 2026.
