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A Catholic University whose vision, mission, and goals are grounded in the gospel values and the missionary charism of the members of the Society of the Divine Word. As an institution of higher learning, it is dedicated to provide opportunity to acquire higher education. Holy Name University (HNU) aims for excellence in instruction, in research ...
A list of bachelor's programs offered at Holy Name University. M. G. studied Information Technology, graduated 2013 "Ambiance is as much as you are at home - you feel the fresh air around the campus, clean & green.School Facilities sometimes cannot cater the need of the students, but manageable.
Holy Name University is the first university in Bohol to offer Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication. In 2010, the AB Mass Communication was changed to BA in Communication based on CMO No. 10. The program aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills in the theory and practice of communication applicable in various professions and contexts, with focus on the media professions.
Address: Holy Name University, Lesage and Gallares Streets, 6300 Tagbilaran City, Bohol, Philippines. Holy Name University: Courses offered, Tuition fees, Testimonials of graduates, Board exam performance, Contact information and more.
HOLY NAME UNIVERSITY Janssen Heights, J. A. Clarin Street Dampas District 6300 Tagbilaran City, Bohol, Philippines. Telephone Nos.: +63 38 427 1542 +63 38 427 1543 +63 38 411 2283 +63 38 501 7731 +63 38 501 0125. Mobile: +63 917 516 2533. Telefax: +63 38 501 7731. E-mail: info@hnu.edu.ph
The Integrated Basic Education Department of Holy Name University consists of three departments, namely; Grade School (Pre-elementary and Grades 1-6 levels), Junior High School (Grades 6-10) and Senior High School (Grades 11-12). Among these departments, the high school unit was established first at the time when Holy Name College (now Holy ...
Holy Name University was founded in June 1947 by Fr. Alphonse G. Lesage, SVD, a university in Bohol based on the inspiration of Bishop Julio D. Rosales. It opened as Holy Name College on July 14, 1947 as a diocesan school owned by the Diocese of Tagbilaran. In 1963, the SVD gained full ownership of the college.
