Program Offerings and Specific Program Objectives

Doctor of Philosophy major in Educational Management
The program equips research-oriented educators/administrators with sound philosophical theories and practices in educational management and leadership attuned to the needs/demands of highly globalized society.

Doctor of Philosophy major in Counseling Psychology with concentration in Community Counseling
The program offers extensive course work and
relevant learning opportunities through advanced methods and techniques of assessment and full array of intervention practices in counseling psychology to continuously develop professionals as researchers, policy makers, human resource managers/ specialists
in school/industrial settings/community.

Master of Arts in Education major in Educational Management
The program prepares educators and would-be school administrators with functional philosophies, theories, research-based management practices based on the needs of the academic community of the region and the country as well, with emphasis on administration and supervision of schools.

Master of Arts in Education major in Guidance and Counseling
The program equips the graduate students with varied appropriate counseling theories and strategies, thereby developing competent, confident and compassionate research oriented guidance counselors in schools/industrial/ government settings.

Master of Arts in Education major in Religious & Values Education
The program forms religious and values educators
who will serve the Church and the nation as effective facilitators
of integral human development and social transformation.