What is Trinity University of Asia (tua.edu.ph)?

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Trinity University of Asia (TUA) is a Christian university in Quezon City, Philippines, and tua.edu.ph is its official website. The site is built for prospective students checking admissions and programs, current students and employees using internal portals, and visitors looking for campus news and contact details. Applications for SY 2026–2027 are listed as open on the homepage.

What the website covers

The homepage organizes information into a few clear blocks:

  • Admissions — application requirements, enrollment procedure, scholarship information, and a "Request More Information" link.
  • Academics — the Graduate School and several colleges: Allied Health Sciences; Arts, Sciences and Education; Engineering and Information Sciences; the Institute of Business and Management; Medical Technology; and St. Luke's College of Nursing.
  • High school units — Trinity High School (THS) with Senior High School and Junior High School, plus Special Programs.
  • Campus life — student services, student government, student organizations, student publications, and a campus map.
  • Research and linkages — university libraries, research pages, and global partnerships.
  • News — campus and university news, updated regularly (the news archive runs to dozens of pages).

Who each section is for

You are… Start with
A prospective freshman or transferee Admission Requirements → Enrollment Procedure → Scholarship
A prospective graduate student Graduate School under Academics
A current student myTUA / myTUAPortal / TUA Learning Cloud (linked in the header)
An employee TUA Employees portal
A general visitor About TUA (history, mission and vision, officials), Campus News, Contact Us

Practical notes before you apply

  • The site states applications for SY 2026–2027 are open, but it does not publish tuition figures or payment details. Treat cost as something to confirm directly with the admissions office rather than assume from the site.
  • The internal portals (myTUA, myTUAPortal, Learning Cloud) are linked from the site but are separate systems; access rules are not described on the homepage.
  • "Aklang," the TUA academic stole, is presented as the university's symbol of prestige and honor — useful context if you encounter it in graduation or recognition materials.

A quick way to use the site

If you are evaluating TUA as a school, read the Mission and Vision and Brief History pages first, then open the college page for your intended program, and finish with Admission Requirements and Scholarship. That sequence tells you whether the university's orientation and your program fit before you invest time in the application paperwork.