Xavier University Ateneo de Cagayan

College of Agriculture

• BSA Agricultural Economics
• BSA Animal Science
• BSA Crop Science
• BS Agri-Business
• BS Agricultural Engineering
• BS Development Communication
• BS Food Technology

College of Arts and Sciences

BACHELOR OF ARTS major in:

• Economics
• English Literature
• History
• Philosophy
• Filipino
• Sociology
• International Studies
• Business Economics
• Development Studies

 

• BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BIOLOGY
• BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MARINE BIOLOGY
• BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MATHEMATICS
• BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PSYCHOLOGY
• BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CHEMISTRY

School of Business and Management

 

• B.S. in Accountancy
• B.S. in Business Management
• B.S. in Information Management
• B.S. in Management Accounting

 

GRADUATE PROGRAMS

• Doctor in Corporate Management
• Master of Business Administration

 

Graduate School

Academic Programs

 

• Doctor of Philosophy in Sociology
• Master of Arts in Sociology
• Master in Biology
• Master of Arts in Economics
• Master of Arts in English
• Master in English Language & Literature
• Master of Arts in History
• Master in History
• Master of Arts in Psychology
• Master in Psychology
• Doctor of Public Administration
• Master in Public Administration
• Master in Engineering
• Master of Science in Information Technology
• Master of Information Technology
• Master of Arts in Nursing

 

College of Law

 

School of Medicine

 

School of Education

 

• Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEEd)*
  With field of concentration in:
  English
  Filipino
  Mathematics
  MAPE
  Science and Health
  Social Studies
  Special Education Program (Sped)
  Early Childhood Program (ECP)

 

• Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSEd)**
  Major in:
  Biology
  Computer Education
  Chemistry
  English
  Filipino
  General Science
  Mathematics
  Physical Education, Health, and Music
  Social Studies
  Values Education

 

College of Engineering

 

College of Nursing

 

 

Liceo de Cagayan University

 

College of Arts and Sciences

 

• ·Bachelor of Arts in English Literature
• ·Bachelor of Arts in Human Resource Development
• ·Bachelor of Arts in Economics
• ·Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication
• ·Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
• ·Bachelor of Arts in Sociology
• ·Bachelor of Arts in Political Science
• ·Bachelor of Science in Psychology
• ·Bachelor of Arts in Biology

College of Business and Accountancy

• ·         Bachelor of Science in Accountancy
• ·         Bachelor of Science in Commerce Major in Management Accounting
• ·         Bachelor of Science in Commerce Major in Finance and Investments
• ·         Bachelor of Science in Commerce Major in Business Management
• ·         Bachelor of Science in Commerce Major in Computer Information system
• ·         Bachelor of Science in Tourism Major in Hotel and Restaurant Management Associate in Hotel and Restaurant Management

 

College of Law Enforcement and Public Safety

• Bachelor of Science and Criminology

College of Education

• ·         Bachelor of Elementary Education Major in General Education (Gen. Ed)
• ·         Bachelor of Elementary Education Major in Special Education (SpEd)
• ·         Bachelor of Elementary Education Major in Early Childhood Education (ECE)
• ·         Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English
• ·         Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in Math
• ·         Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in Music, Arts, Physical Education, and Health (MAPEH)

 

College of Engineering

• ·         Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (BSCE)
• ·         Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE)
• ·         Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE)
• ·         Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications Engineering (BSECE)
• ·         Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering (BSIE)
• ·         Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering (BSIE)

 

College of Information Technology

 

• ·       Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT)

College of Law

 

• ·         Bachelor of Law

 

College of Medical Laboratory Science

 

• ·       Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Science

 

College of Nursing

 

College of Pharmacy

 

• ·       Bachelor of Science major in Pharmacy

College of Physical Therapy

 

• ·       Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy (BSPT)
• ·       Caregiver Course

College of Radiologic Technology

 

• ·      Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology (BSRT)
• ·       Associate in Radiologic Technology (ART)

Graduate Studies

 

 

 

Mindanao University of Science and Technology

College of Engineering and Architecture

• B.S. in Civil Engineering
• B.S. in Computer Engineering
• B.S. in Electrical Engineering
• B.S. in Electronics Engineering
• B.S in Electronics Engineering

 

Master of Engineering Program

 

• B.S. in Architecture

 

College of Arts and Sciences

 

• B.S. in Applied Mathematics
• B.S. in Applied Physical Sciences
• B.S. in Chemistry
• B.S. in Environmental Science and Technology
• B.S. in Food Science and Technology
• B.S. in Mathematical Sciences (Applied Mathematics)
•  B.S. in Mathematical Sciences (Mathematical Teaching)
• B.S. in Technology Communication Management
• M.S. Applied Mathematical Sciences
• M.S. in Environmental Science and Technology
• M.S. in Science Education (Chemistry)
• M.S. in Teaching Mathematics
• M.S. in Teaching Physical Sciences (Physics)
• M.S. in Technology Communication Management
• PH.D. in Mathematical Sciences (Applied Mathematical Sciences)
• PH.D. in Mathematical Sciences
• PH.D. in Science Education (Chemistry)

 

College of Industrial and Information Technology

 

• B.S. in Automotive Mechanical Technology (Major in Automotive Technology)
• B.S. in Automotive Mechanical Technology (Major in Mechanical Technology)
• B.S. in Electrical Technology and Management
• B.S. in Electro-Mechanical Technology
• B.S. in Electronics and Communication Technology
• B.S. in Industrial Technology – BSIT – AET
• B.S. in Industrial Technology – BSIT – CET
• B.S. in Information Technology
• B.S. in Mechanical Design and Fabrication Technology

 

Master of Information Technology

 

• B.S. in Automotive Mechanical Technology Major in Automotive Technology
• B.S. in Automotive Mechanical Technology Major in Mechanical Technology

 

College of Policy Studies, Education and Management

 

• Bachelor of Elementary Education
• Bachelor of Public Administration
• Bachelor of Secondary Education (Mathematics)
• Bachelor of Secondary Education (Physical Sciences)
• Bachelor of Secondary Education
• Bachelor of Technical Teacher Education

 

Certificate of Teaching

 

• Diploma in Teaching Special Education
• Doctor in Public Administration
• Doctor in Technology Education
• Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Planning and Management
• M.A. in Teaching English as a Second Language
• M.A. in Teaching Special Education
• Master in Education Planning and Management
• Master in Public Administration
• Master in Technician Teacher Education

 

 

Capitol University

College of Arts and Sciences

 

College of Business Administration

 

• Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

o   Financial Management

o   Human Resource Development Management,

o   Marketing Management

 

College of Computer Studies

 

• Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
• Bachelor of Science in Information Technology

 

Associate in Computer Technology

 

College of Criminology

 

College of Education

 

College of Engineering

 

• Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME)
• Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
• Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineering (BSECE)

 

College of Maritime Education

 

• Bachelor of Science in Marine Engineering
• Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation

 

College of Nursing and Midwifery

 

• Bachelor of Science in Nursing
• Graduate in Midwifery

 

 

 

 

 

Lourdes College

 

Arts and Sciences

 

• Bachelor of Arts in English Language
• Bachelor of Arts in Filipino Language
• Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communications
• Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics
• Bachelor of Arts in History

• Bachelor of Science in Psychology
• Bachelor of Music major in:
  • Piano Principal
  • Education
• Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics
• Bachelor of Library and Information Science
• Associate in Music

Business and Accountancy

• Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) major in:
  • Marketing Management
  • Financial Management
• Bachelor of Science in Science in Accountancy (BSA)
• Bachelor of Science in Office Administration (BSOA)
• Ladderized: Associate in Office Administration (AOA)

Information Technology

Hotel and Restaurant Management

 

• Bachelor of  Science in Hotel & Restaurant Management (BSHRM)

o    Ladderized Curriculum

o    Straight Curriculum

• Associate in Hotel and Restaurant Management (AHRM)

 

Nursing

 

• Bachelor of  Science in Nursing

 

 Social Work

• Bachelor of Science in Social Work

 

Southern Philippines College

 

Maritime Training

 

• Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation | Deck Seafaring
• Police Military & Security Admin.
• Bachelor of Science in Criminology
• Hotel and Restaurant Administration

 

Teacher Training

 

• Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education
• Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education

 

Business Administration

 

• General Professional Training

 

Healthcare

• Caregiving

 

Graduate School

 

• Masters of Arts in Education Management

 

Information Technology

 

• Bachelor of Science in Information Technology

 

Computer Secretarial

 

• Associate  in Computer Secretarial

 

 

 

STI College

 

Information & Communications Technology Programs

 

• Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS)
• Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT)

o   Associate in Computer Technology (ACT)

o   Information Technology (IT)

 

Healthcare Programs

 

• Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)

o    Practical Nursing (PNP) 2-yr

 

Business & Management Programs

• Bachelor of Science in Business Management Major in Operations (BSBM)
• Bachelor of Science in Office Administration with Specialization in Customer Relation (BSOAC)
• Bachelor of Science in Accounting Technology (BSAT)

Tourism & Hospitality Management Programs

• Bachelor of Science in Hotel & Restaurant Management (BSHRM)
• Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management (BSTM)
• Bachelor of Science in Travel Management (BSTRM)

o    Hotel & Restaurant Administration (HRA) 3- yr

o    Hospitality & Restaurant Services (HRS) 2- yr

o    Travel and Tourism Services (TRT) 2-yr

• Bachelor of Science in Culinary Management (BSCM)

 

Engineering Programs

 

• Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering (BSCOE)

o    Computer and Consumer Electronics with Broadband Technology (CCE) 2- yr

 

Arts & Sciences Programs

 

• Bachelor of Arts in Communication Arts (ABCOMARTS)

o   Multimedia Arts (MMA) 2-yr

 

• Ø Xavier University

April 17 – May 31, 2012   Monday to Friday (9:30 am to 2:30 pm)

Entrance exam fee -  200 pesos

• Ø Mindanao University of Science and Technology

April 2 – 20, 2012               Monday to Friday (8: 00 am to 1:00 pm)

Entrance exam fee – 250 pesos

• Ø Liceo de Cagayan University

On going up to June          Monday to Friday (8: 30 am to 12:00 noon 1:30 to                                                            5:00 pm) Saturday (8:30 am to 12:00 noon)

Entrance exam fee – 270 pesos

• Ø Southern Philippines College      SPC

On going up to May          Monday to Friday (8:00 am to 12:00 noon)

Entrance exam fee – 100 pesos

• Ø Systems Technology Institute  STI

On going up to June          Monday to Friday (8:00 am to 5:00 pm)

Entrance exam fee – FREE

 

There is no other place here in Cagayan de Oro City where you can find world class cultural and artistic performances than Liceo de Cagayan University’s Rodelsa Hall. Just last June 30, Rodelsa Hall was graced by Mr. Diomedes Saraza, Jr, a lauded violinist who graduated from the Juilliard School in New Yor—as a scholar, no less.

If you missed that special world class performance by a very talented Filipino artist, Rodelsa Hall’s Office of Cultural Affairs has more shows lined up for the rest of the year, up to February of 2012.

August

The next performance on Rodelsa’s stage will feature a musically inclined and talented family of four. On August 9 at 7:30 in the evening, Rodelsa Hall is proud to present the Kabayao Family Quartet, a family act headed by Mr. Gilopez Kabayao, an acclaimed violinist; his wife Corazon, pianist; and his daughters Farida and Sicilienne, both following the footsteps of their father as violinists.

The Kabayao family will also give a lecture to students on August 11. This is in line with their goal of acquainting today’s youth with classical music.

September

There are two events to watch out for in the month of September.

On September 2, 7:30 in the evening, you can sit and listen to the beautiful, sensitive music of Ms. Carmencita Sipin-Aspiras. She was trained in playing the piano in Vienna and is already making a name for herself in the United States.

A much awaited annual event will take place from September 30 to October 2. Students, local guests and foreign delegates will once again get together for the 14th Cine Europa Film Festival. This will be the fourth consecutive year for Liceo University and Rodelsa Hall to play host to the film festival. Tickets will be out sometime in the 2nd week of August.

November

Following the Cine Europa is another festival recognizing the different works and accomplishments of filmmakers. On November 18 and 19 will be the Cinefiesta Film Festival: A Celebration of Regional Films.

January

Last year, these two brilliant musical artists performed with acclaimed cellist Victor Coo. In January 2012, Kagaya-anons will witness another night of superior display of musicality and wonderful music from the duo of violinist Joseph Esmilla and grand pianist Rudolf Pelaez Golez.

February

Another set of two performances will heat things up in Rodelsa Hall in February. First up is the highly anticipated performance of the Philippine Ballet Theater on February 24 to 26. Those interested in watching this stage performance will have to constantly check in with the Office of Cultural Affairs early next year though, since this schedule may be changed without prior notice.

Then on February 29 at 7:30 in the evening, the stage will be graced by highly acclaimed classical pianist, Yin Chu Jou. She comes from Taiwan but stayed for a time in Cebu City and graduated from the University of the Philippines College of Music.

Performances to Watch Out For

It’s still early in the year to get news about the next Liceo University Annual Play, which will likely be held in February 2012 (back in February of this year, Rodelsa Hall presented the play Romeo & Juliet). This is a noted Rodelsa Hall event that is awaited not only by the students of Liceo, but also by the rest of the theater-loving Kagay-anons. As the year approaches its last quarter, we may finally have some news about next year’s annual play.

-Jay Daphne Bual-

Dr. Michael Anthony Costello was the founder and Academic Coordinator of St. Mary’s School before the ill-fated Cebu Pacific Flight 387 ended his life in 1998. Twelve years later, the first Michael A. Costello Fun Run was held on his birthday, June 27, 2010.

The Michael A. Costello Fun Run was organized by the St. Mary’s School administration in memory of their founder, who was an avid runner. Many of St. Mary’s students remember seeing him jogging around the Macasandig area. Organizers describe the fun run as a celebration of their founder’s life and legacy. Simultaneous with the CDO race, SMS alumni, friends and family in Manila and across the globe also hold their own fun runs or races.

This year, since Dr. Costello’s birthday fell on a Monday, the race was held on Sunday, June 26. The race also served as the kick-off of the school’s 25^th foundation anniversary.

One of those who joined this year’s race was Grace Garcia, an SMS alumna. While she went there with her Batch ’95 friends because they wanted to “get together and catch up”, they also realized how lucky they were that they got to know “Sir Mike” well compared to the younger batches. She adds that their batch was lucky to have been trained by Dr. Costello in various essay contests and extemporaneous speeches. Grace described Dr. Costello as a “firm but kind” teacher.

Grace believes that participating in the race is a good way of contributing to the MAC Scholarship Foundation, which is the main beneficiary of the fun run. The foundation is dedicated in its mission to give financially disadvantaged but academically deserving students opportunities to avail of quality education.

The MAC Fun Run is also a good venue for the younger batches of SMS students to get to know the man who gave them the chance to experience education at its best at St. Mary’s School.

-Maia Fortich-Poblete-

Things sure look good for Xavier University these days, as construction is ongoing for its most recent building/complex, which is set to be finished this year. Dubbed as the Xavier University–Pryce Center for Entrepreneurship, this new construction is a combined effort between Pryce Corporation and Xavier University. The building is set to be a student mall located right within the school, which will support budding student entrepreneurs.

Teaching From Experience

They say experience is the best teacher–and this is what the Center for Entrepreneurship is set to offer the students of the university. Operating like a business incubator, the center will house student businesses under the university’s Student Entrepreneurship Program, or SEP.

The Student Entrepreneurship Program is a student program designed to nurture enterprises that are led, owned and operated by students themselves. Given the goals of the program, the center could not be any more of a great venue. Student businesses will basically start or “incubate” here, before they are pushed out into the real world.

SEP – Open For All Students

The entrepreneurship program or SEP is open for all university students – not just those under the School of Business Management. They will apply and present business ideas and proposals, and those that will be chosen will be given starting capital to help them start their business.

Aside from this, student entrepreneurs will also be given assistance in marketing, developing business linkages, product development and will likewise be offered free consultation and advice from experts. Student/business owners will likewise be trained with several important aspects related to entrepreneurship, focusing on business ethics, social responsibility, entrepreneurial values and of course, stewardship of the environment.

The center is designed to have at least 13 shopping stalls to house the chosen SEP businesses. Here, the students can display their products and market them as their own. Aside from the shopping stalls, the center will also have a training room and a real business center complete with computers, telephone and of course, Internet connection.

The new building is set to rise between the Science Center and the Agriculture Building, which is on the left side of the campus. The center’s rear entrance sits inside the university campus, but its front entrance will be accessible outside the school campus, making the center and the businesses inside of it accessible to the general public.

The construction of the project commenced last March 29, 2011 and is set to be completed by September of this year. While September is still a couple of months away, there’s also something else to get excited about. The new Magis Student Complex, which is built on the area that used to house the old XU Canteen, is set to be completed anytime this month. The complex will house different school organizations, as well as the much awaited bookstore and canteen.

-Justine B. Raagas-