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The NDMU Paraiso and Tupi Farms continue to bear fruit literally and figuratively as they nurture a diverse collection of fruit-bearing trees including jackfruit, durian, avocado, mango, and other native varieties of fruits. These farms, managed by Notre Dame of Marbel University, serve as living laboratories that combine agricultural education with environmental stewardship and food sustainability. Each fruit tree planted represents the University’s commitment to long-term s

The Notre Dame of Marbel University (NDMU) , through its Medical Technology Department , stands in solidarity with the City Health Office of Koronadal  in advocating for the eradication of parasitic and other communicable diseases within the community. A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)  was formally signed on July 12, 2024 , between the Department and various Barangay Health Centers  in Koronadal City, marking a unified effort to promote health awareness, disease prevention

About NDMU:  ISO 21001:2018 Certified (Educational Organization Management System)  ISO 14001:2015 Recertified (Environmental Management System)  ISO 9001:2015 Recertified (Quality Management System) (March 2020-March 2024)  PAASCU Reaccredited  First Marist University in the Philippines  Marist International Network of Higher Education Member  TESDA and LTO Accredited For inquiries and assistance, feel free to contact us at ndmupromotions@gmail.com Bringing Youth's Dreams to

The NDMU Paraiso Farm proudly ventures further into sustainable agribusiness through its Commercial Poultry Project, focusing on the production of upgraded native chickens known for their resilience, quality meat, and strong market demand. This initiative reflects Notre Dame of Marbel University’s continued commitment to integrating education, livelihood, and sustainability within its community development efforts. The poultry project provides a valuable learning environment