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Dr. Earl Clarence L. Jimenez. The PWU School of Music has a long legacy of excellence in music that parallels the storied history of the country’s first university for women. Today, as it moves towards celebrating its 75 th anniversary, it continues to re-invent itself to meet the needs of a globalized and modern musical public and community.
Graduate School Professor/Research Consultant, School of Medical Technology Philippine Women's University Edna Lugartos Administrative Officer, The Philippine Women's University
The Antoninus Journal. First released in 2015 as the successor of ad Veritatem, The Antoninus Journal (ISSN: 2423-3084) is a multidisciplinary journal published annually by the Graduate School of the University of Santo Tomas (Manila, Philippines). It is written in English/Filipino, with an English abstract, and contains high-quality peer-reviewed research articles, theoretical and critical ...
The Graduate School Program aims to upgrade qualification of registered nurses to enable them to practice competency in assuming managerial function in education and health and wellness industry settings through advanced knowledge and skills on the ... The data provided in this page was collected from Philippine Women's University's website, ...
Collegiate nursing education at the Philippine Women’s University was initiated in 1950 with a post-basic course in nursing for graduates of hospital schools of nursing. In response to a very inspiring clamor to offer basic nursing program, a feasibility study on “The Projected College of Nursing in the Philippine Women’s University” by Anastacia Giron Tupaz was tested out.
Campus Life – Philippine Women's University. The integration of Student Services brings together a wide range of professional skills which aims to build high quality support available to students and develop strategically to meet the needs of an increasingly diverse student body. Student Services are here to support students who have personal ...
Philippine Women’s University (PWU) is a private, non-sectarian academic institution founded in 1919 with the goal to empower women through higher education. It was one of the few schools in Manila that accepts female students during its time. But today, the school now accepts male enrollees.
