College of Islamic & Arabic Studies| MSU-TCTO

College of Arts & Sciences

About Our College

To produce highly motivated and competent teachers who will:

provide leadership in their respective disciplines through quality instruction, research, extension and innovation;

respond to the demands of their social environment and its diverse cultures;

Be effective agents of peace and development in the Sulu Archipelago.

Our Academic Programs

Explore our diverse range of accredited programs designed to prepare students for success in various fields

Undergraduate Programs

Graduate & Diploma Programs

Master of Arts in Islamic Education

Program Accreditations

Our programs meet the highest standards of quality education

AACCUP Accredited Programs

CHED Certificate of Program Compliance

Campus Life

Experience the vibrant academic community at the College of Arts and Sciences

Classroom Discussions

Student Activities

Academic Events

Research Facilities

Learning Spaces

Contact the College of Islamic and Arabic Studies

Have questions about our programs or admission process? Reach out to us.

Contact Information

najeebrazulsali@msutawi-tawi.edu.ph
0970-9165-267
MSU-TCTO Campus, Sanga-Sanga, Bongao, Tawi-Tawi, Philippines

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