Kolehiyo ng Pantukan (KNP)

Kolehiyo ng Pantukan

Email: infodesk@knp.edu.ph 

Overview

Kolehiyo ng Pantukan (KNP) is a local higher education institution located in Pantukan, Davao de Oro, Philippines. It was established by the local government through a municipal resolution in 2009 to provide accessible and community-focused collegiate education to residents of Pantukan and nearby areas. The college combines academic programs with community engagement and aims to foster life-long learning, integrity, and service among its students. 

KNP offers a range of undergraduate programs spanning education, business, agriculture, criminology, and tourism management. Its mission centers on developing competent professionals who contribute meaningfully to local development through research-based activities and industry-oriented curriculum. 

Key strengths of Kolehiyo ng Pantukan:

1. Community-centric mission and accessibility: KNP was created to make higher education accessible and affordable within the Pantukan area, strengthening regional education capacity.

2. Focus on practical learning and research: KNP supports applied learning through initiatives like research and extension offices and active teaching methodologies that enhance student involvement and skills development. 

3. Diverse undergraduate offerings: KNP offers a variety of bachelor’s degree programs such as education, business administration, agriculture, criminology, and tourism management, giving students options aligned to local and national needs.

Academic Calendars

The academic year at Kolehiyo ng Pantukan is divided into two semesters:

Spring Semester:

1. Nomination and Application Deadline: October - December

2. Semester Start: Early March

3. Semester End: Late June - Early July

Fall Semester:

1. Nomination and Application Deadline: April - June

2. Semester Start: Early September

3. Semester End: Late December - Early January

Orientation for international students is conducted a week before each semester, covering essential topics such as course registration, cultural adaptation, and campus facilities.