ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

Bachelor of Arts in English Language Studies (AB English) is an undergraduate program that aims to enhance students’ proficiency in the English language. It equips students with theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the fields of linguistics, discourse analysis, language teaching, journalism, and research. It also aims to prepare graduates to be competent English language professionals who can work in diverse cultural, academic, and professional contexts.

Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts in English Language Studies program are in demand in fields that require effective use of the English language to realize specific goals. Career opportunities include:

• academic and scholarly work, such as teaching and research;
• business and industry jobs, such as public relations, advertising, and documentation;
• media and publishing occupations, such as writing, translating, and editing;
• and the government and diplomatic service.

Bachelor of Science in Mathematics (BS Math) is an undergraduate program that focuses on abstract and theoretical aspects of mathematics, emphasizing the formulation and proof of theorems, as well as the exploration of new mathematical ideas. Courses in pure mathematics are heavily proof-based and delve into the foundational and conceptual possibilities of the discipline. This program prepares students for careers in mathematical research, academia, and related intellectual pursuits. It aims to develop graduates who are well-versed in the theories and tools of mathematics, capable of engaging with the subject independently of its practical applications. In addition, the program equips students with versatile analytical and problem-solving skills that are highly valued across various fields, including business, education, technology, and beyond.

Graduates can pursue careers in:

• Data analysis and data science
• Software and IT industries
• Finance and banking
• Research and academia
• Actuarial science
• Government and policy analysis

Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics (BS App Math) is an undergraduate program that focuses on applying mathematical principles and techniques to solve real-world problems in various fields. It often involves analyzing data, identifying trends, and drawing conclusions, making it a valuable skill in many industries. 

• Educators or Instructors in Mathematics and Related Fields
• Biomathematics Specialists in Healthcare and Life Sciences
• Operations Research Analysts for Business and Government Planning
• Actuaries in Insurance, Pension, and Risk Management Firms
• Financial Analysts for Corporations, Banks, and Investment Firms
• Investment Bankers in Capital Markets and Corporate Finance
• Data Scientists and Analysts in Technology and Research Sectors
• Software Engineers and Developers in IT and Engineering Industries
• Research Professionals in Academic, Industrial, or Government Settings
• Other Emerging Roles in Artificial Intelligence, Cryptography, and Quantitative Modeling

Bachelor of Science in Development Communication (BS DevCom) is an undergraduate program that explores the role of communication in driving social change and development. It focuses on the strategic use of communication to inform, educate, and empower individuals and communities, particularly in the fields of agriculture, health, environment, education, and governance. Integrating theories and practices from communication, social sciences, and natural sciences, the program equips students with the skills to design and implement communication campaigns, engage with diverse audiences, and utilize various media platforms—traditional and digital alike. It also emphasizes effective communication in interpersonal, group, organizational, and intercultural contexts, preparing graduates to become development advocates, media practitioners, researchers, and communication specialists in both public and private sectors.

• Teachers/professors of media and communication
• Researchers
• Broadcasters and journalists
• Information officers
• Media production specialists
• Public relations officers
• Training specialists
• Call center agents
• Advertising executives
• Community Organizers
• Government Offices’ Directors and Heads

Bachelor in Human Services (BHumServ) is an undergraduate program that prepares students to address a wide range of human needs through an interdisciplinary approach. Grounded in a strong foundation of social sciences, the program emphasizes both prevention and intervention strategies to promote individual and community well-being. It equips students with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide direct support, advocate for vulnerable populations, and improve service delivery systems by enhancing accessibility, quality, and coordination among professionals and agencies. The program fosters a deep commitment to social responsibility, empowering graduates to contribute meaningfully to the enrichment of individuals’ lives and the betterment of society.

Graduates of Bachelor in Human Services may go to the following:

• Learning institutions (training, academic planning, group facilitation, program development and evaluation, educational assessment, educational research, educational placement)
• Business and organization (training, program development, research, career planning, and placement).
• Community (training, group facilitation, program development, and evaluation

  **Graduates of this program may pursue a Master’s Degree in Guidance and Counseling to qualify for the licensure examination for Guidance Counselors.

Bachelor of Public Administration (BPA) is an undergraduate program focused on leadership and management roles in government, non-profit organizations, private organizations, and public service sectors. The program is designed to develop skills in decision-making, public finance, and policy analysis. The degree prepares graduates to work in roles that support effective governance and community development.

Graduates of the Bachelor of Public Administration (BPA) have a wide range of job opportunities in the public, non-profit, and private sectors, and common career paths.

• Public Sector Jobs – Administrative Officer, City or Municipal Administrator, Policy Analyst, Budget Analyst, or Human Resource Officer in Local Government Unit agencies.
• Non-Profit Organizations – Program Coordinator, Fundraising Manager, NGO Administrator, or Community Development Officer.
• Project Manager – Leading development or humanitarian projects.
• Public Policy and Planning – Policy Researcher, Urban Planner, or Legislative Assistant.
• Law Enforcement and Public Safety – Correctional Administrator, Police Administration, or Emergency Management Coordinator.
• Monitoring and Evaluation Officer – Assessing the impact and efficiency of programs and policies.
• Advocacy or Public Affairs Officer – Promoting policy changes or representing the organization’s interests.
• Administrative Coordinator in Schools or Universities – Managing education programs, student services, or institutional development.
• Training and Development Officer – Designing and managing capacity-building programs in public institutions.
• Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Officer – Managing community engagement and ethical practices.
• Public Relations or Communications Officer – Handling public messaging, media relations, and stakeholder engagement, especially for organizations interacting with government or the public.
• Policy Consultant or Public Management Consultant – Advising organizations on governance, compliance, and efficiency.
• Social Enterprise Founder – Starting a mission-driven organization that addresses public or community issues