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Duration: 4 years Course description: The B.S. In Information Technology Entrepreneurship, or the I.T.E. Program, is designed to create a structured and yet vibrant environment for students to become the next generation of high-impact entrepreneurs, turning their I.T. Based business ideas into actual start-up ventures.
Pre-requisite: ECON 111 and ECON 112. This course is a spatial and economic inventory, classification, and development of the land, physical, and socioeconomic resources of the Philippines. It is an integrated assessment of the country’s patrimony and their impacts to regional and national development. ECON 146.
3 units. Prerequisite: ACCT 110, 111, 113, 115, or 120. FINN 111 is a 3-unit course covering relevant topics regarding financial decision making. The course aims to introduce students to the tools and techniques of financial management and their use to managerial decision making. FINN 112.
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Bachelor's courses. BS in Biology. details > contact >. Disclaimer: The data provided in this page was collected from Ateneo de Manila University's website, other internet sources, as well as by calling or emailing the school's representatives. Please read our disclaimer.
Course description: MSIMAT from Ateneo de Manila is a research-oriented degree that provides foundation courses for design and innovation and a range of electives to pursue specific areas of interest. It has a six-unit credit capstone referred to as a thesis which requires an artifact as an output, a written report and an oral presentation.
Course description: Communication educators, researchers, policy-makers and industry professionals seeking advancement in their careers pursue studies in these fields, enriched by core courses on communication theory, research methods and social change. This two-year program is offered in both Thesis and Non-Thesis Options.
