Conveniently located in McKinley Hill, Taguig City, MINT College is in one of the most accessible cities in Metro Manila. This 1,315-square-meter campus is a canvas. Its white walls are used as exhibit spaces for both art students and budding artists. This modern campus was created to reflect our time. From the graphic-designed walls, to sleek glass doors, to iconic, irregularly shaped chairs and technology-infused classrooms, MINT'­s contemporary point of view translates from its academic curriculum to campus facilities that scream ultramodern visual design and multimedia technology.

Eugene's Joint (formerly Sonic Boom) is MINT’­s state-of-the art music and sound recording studio where students develop and edit audio productions. This professional recording studio was designed specifically to give students access to the latest in hardware and software technology for audio production. Students in the Music Business Management program are able to learn the effectively plan, produce, and edit their musical works in an environment that rivals some of the best recording studios in the Philippines.

In 2017, MINT renamed Sonic Boom to Eugene's Joint to honor the late Eugene Villaluz, B.S. Music Business Management (MBM) founder and former program head. Eugene was the consummate music professional. He was a founding vocalist for The New Minstrels, A&R Director for Warner Music Philippines as well as Viva Entertainment, and winner of the Seoul Song Festival, before founding the MBM program at MINT College. He has truly left the world a better place through his love and passion for music.

The 80-seater Mint Playhouse is a multi-faceted theater that can also act as a lecture hall and broadcast studio. It welcomes film fests, stage plays and symposiums for students, professors and guests, while its studio facilities are used by Film & Communications Management, Music Business Management and Applied Arts & New Media, Theater Arts & Communications students for recorded and live-streaming video projects.

• The MINT Playhouse is a venue for the Theater Arts program to hold events and performances related to their department. Original production “MINT Knows” lecture series was conceptualized and realized by the Theater Arts department using the Playhouse as the main venue. Accomplished actors of the stage have guested on this series such as Mig Ayesa (Rock of Ages lead-West End, London, Decca Records recording artist); Monique Wilson (Miss Saigon lead-West End, London) and Dan Domenech (Rock of Ages lead-Broadway, New York). Student productions such as “Isolation Room” have also been featured here. 

• The Playhouse has also served as a venue for our Music Business students to show off their musical talent and skills. 

• The Playhouse has seen many special film and video related events. A film faculty member was also able to use the Playhouse as the venue for an exclusive screening of his feature film, which has garnered awards in multiple international film festivals. Students have also been able to launch music videos along with musical artists at the Playhouse.

This is an important room for the Theater Arts department with it’s open space, full length mirrors, and hardwood floors. Acting, Movement and Dance classes are being conducted in this facility in order to give students and teachers the perfect venue where they can train as individuals and groups, evaluate themselves, and rehearse for performances to be held at the Playhouse or external venues. 

Likewise, the Den serves as a studio and shoot venues for film production classes such as cinematography, sound recording and various multi-media presentations.

This all-Mac lab is equipped with Apple iMac desktops that are also dual-bootable with Windows operating systems. iOS programming can be performed here using Apple’s dedicated X-Code programming platform. Our iOS program is to provide the skills and knowledge to develop on the most popular mobile platform used in companies globally. The all-Mac lab is also equipped with the latest in game design and programming software. X-Code is also the same platform used to design games on any Apple device.

An additional dedicated Windows lab is provided for CS/IT students in this facility, along with classroom space where relevant discussions and lectures can be held. IT students also make use of the dedicated Windows lab for networking and system administration training. The Windows platform is used for the most common programming languages of C, C++, Java, PHP and HTML5.  

The five color-coded classrooms, namely Menthol, Spearmint, Peppermint, Lemonmint and Indigo, do not have blackboards. Instead, these classrooms are equipped with 42-inch LCD screens that professors and students can use for audio-visual presentations. Glass boards are also installed to replace chalkboards.

In addition, MINT installed a bean bag room to ensure that learning is both fun and relaxing.

The unique design of the MINT classrooms provides numerous options for collaborative space. Students have been able to use such rooms as Spearmint, Peppermint and Geek Central to conceptualize, design and critique each others work. Students are given the opportunity to voice their opinions and suggestions about the work of their peers, while faculty act as mentors. This provides for a very open and transparent environment and the results are apparent through the student’s works.

Both Entrepreneurial Management and Marketing programs make use of the unique MINT classrooms as well as the Experiencenter and Space Odyssey – a multi-purpose learning center, for marketing and selling their products and services for their class projects.