College of Arts and Sciences

The College of Arts and Sciences offers a dynamic teaching and learning environment by providing a contemporary liberal arts curriculum. Students learn to communicate effectively, think critically, act creatively, and uphold Christian faith and values. Our goal is to give Perpetualite students the tools to prepare them for a lifetime of intellectual growth and adventure as successful citizens in an increasingly complex, diverse, and interconnected world.

Bachelor of Arts in Communication

The A.B. in Communication program offers an intensive four year specialization in either broadcasting or journalism. The curriculum is prepared to meet the needs of broadcast and print media industry. The program provides the students with training in communications as an art, as a science and as a service to the community. It teaches the ethical significance of, as well as the responsibility involved, in the use of print, radio, television, audio- visuals and film.

The Department of Communication recognizes the multidimensionality of human intelligence and aspires to educate future media practitioners who are deeply rooted in religious faith, Christian values, and professional competence.

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology

Psychology is the scientific study of behavior and mental processes. Psychology as a discipline and professional practice contributes to national development through basic and applied research and interventions aimed at solving problems and promoting optimal development and functioning at the individual, family, group, community and national levels.

The study of Psychology adds vertical dimension to the lives of students by deepening their knowledge of themselves and that of other people. It is a compelling field of study because it deals with topics that can be applied to everyday life. The educational, industrial as well as the clinical exposure the students undergo during their practicum or on-the-job training will prepare them to be effective workers in the helping profession.

Bachelor in Elementary Education

The Bachelor in Elementary Education is an undergraduate degree program preparing teacher candidates for the national licensure examination for teachers. The program focuses on elementary student learning (K-6) by developing the essential skills and pedagogical knowledge of future educators with a foundation in classroom management, curriculum development, and methods of teaching to competently and effectively teach elementary-level students.

Bachelor in Secondary Education major in English

The Bachelor in Secondary Education major in English program prepares teacher candidates to become professional teachers for learners enrolled in grades 7-12. Core courses include classroom management, curriculum development, educational psychology, human development, methods of teaching, and English as a Second Language. Students undergo practical training through field experiences such as student teaching and teaching activities in different schools.

For A.B. Communication

For A.B. Psychology



For A.B. Communication

For A.B. Psychology

For B. Elementary Education and B. Secondary Education