The creative talent of the University of the Cordilleras once again took the spotlight as UC students earned recognition at the National Digital Arts Awards (NDAA) 2024. Students of Fine Arts proudly secured the Runners-Up award in the Digital Art in Print category, showcasing exceptional artistry and creativity that reflect both technical skill and meaningful storytelling.
The National Digital Arts Awards, a prestigious competition that celebrates the country’s most promising digital creatives, provides a platform for young artists to express their ideas through technology-driven art forms. The UC team’s winning entry stood out for its strong concept, visual quality, and innovative use of digital media- testament to the dedication and discipline of the students behind it.
The celebration of UC’s artistry did not end there. Students from the UC Multimedia Arts program also won in the Motion Graphics category, further highlighting the university’s strength in digital creativity and design education.
The university extends its gratitude to the NDAA 2024 organizers for creating opportunities that encourage artistic growth and digital innovation among students nationwide. UC also commends the mentors, classmates, and supporters who guided the students throughout their creative journey.
These achievements reflect UC’s continued commitment to nurturing creative excellence and empowering students to inspire through digital art. Congratulations once again to all UC winners for bringing pride and recognition to the university community.
Aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs), the success of UC Fine Arts students at the National Digital Arts Awards 2024 supports SDG 4 (Quality Education) by emphasizing the university’s dedication to providing creative and technology-integrated learning that develops artistic, digital, and professional competencies aligned with global industry standards. It advances SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure) by promoting digital creativity and innovation, contributing to the growth of sustainable and technology-driven industries. The achievement also reflects SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth) by equipping students with the skills and exposure needed to thrive in the expanding digital and creative economy. Lastly, it upholds SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals) through collaboration between the University of the Cordilleras, the National Digital Arts Awards organizers, and the creative community, highlighting how partnerships can inspire innovation, cultural expression, and youth empowerment in the arts sector.
