By: Ms. Jhoana H. Guinoo
The College of Business Administration of Baguio Central University introduced its students to emerging digital technologies through the seminar “WEB3 Fundamentals,” held on September 26, 2026, at the MJF Function Hall.
The seminar gathered students from various programs under the College and provided an avenue for them to gain a foundational understanding of Web3 and its growing relevance to the business sector. Guided by the theme “Learn Today. Build Tomorrow,” the activity emphasized the importance of staying informed about technological developments shaping the future of business and the digital economy.
The discussion covered key concepts related to blockchain, chart basics, digital assets, and Web3 marketing. These topics were presented in the context of their potential applications in business, finance, marketing, and other areas of the evolving digital landscape. By introducing these concepts, the seminar encouraged students to look beyond traditional business practices and recognize the opportunities emerging from technological innovation.
The activity was conducted through the partnership of Bitunix and RNG (Real Network Growth). The Founder and Co-Founder of RNG, along with their team, shared their knowledge and insights with the participants, allowing students to gain perspectives from individuals involved in the field of digital innovation. Beyond the formal discussions, the seminar also featured interactive activities and prize-giving segments that encouraged student participation. These added an engaging element to the learning experience and provided opportunities for students to interact throughout the activity.
A highlight of the event was the announcement of Ms. Samantha Q. Madayag as the grand prize winner, who received an overnight hotel stay in Aurora. The seminar served as an opportunity for CBA students to expand their awareness of emerging technologies and consider their relevance to future business practices. Through meaningful partnerships and learning activities outside the traditional classroom setting, the College continues to expose students to current industry developments and encourage them to develop the adaptability and innovative mindset needed in a rapidly changing business environment.
The College of Business Administration extends its appreciation to Bitunix and RNG (Real Network Growth), the resource persons, faculty members, and students whose participation and support contributed to the success of the seminar.