Programs Offered
Commerce (Major in Management/Marketing)
DESCRIPTION
The program is designed to allow practicing professionals to acquire adequate knowledge and competence on management and marketing to prepare them for higher value jobs required for achieving global competitiveness.
DESCRIPTION
The program introduces practicing professionals to the interlinked entertainment, strategic communication, and journalism aspects of mass media, and to the broad theoretical, historical, and critical perspectives that mass communication scholars use to understand and analyze these media processes. This course also fulfills the campus communication requirement for refining student’s communication skills through written assignments, peer review, and revision and will serve as the prerequisite to entering the world of journalism and broadcast communication.
Mass Communication
Psychology
DESCRIPTION
The program will equip practicing professional to examine the theories and history of the workings of the human mind by studying aspects of developmental, organizational and abnormal psychology. Graduates of this program are inclined toward professions that involve a high level of human interaction such as politics, law, counseling, human services, education, law enforcement, military service, and public management.
DESCRIPTION
The ETEEAP in BS in Criminology is a comprehensive educational assessment program at the tertiary level that recognizes, accredits and gives equivalencies to knowledge, skills, attitudes and values gained by individuals from relevant work experiences and forma and non-formal educational trainings. Students must have worked for at least five years’ work experience in the field related to BS in Criminology program they are obtaining an equivalency. They must also be able to show proof of proficiency, capability and thorough knowledge in the field applied for equivalency.