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San Beda University’s more than a hundred-year-old history as a premier Catholic Benedictine institution of learning is a reflection of how it had survived, thrived and triumphed through many critical epochs.
1. The College of Law admits only those applicants whose credentials and personal qualifications yield evidence that they can offer an excellent academic performance and profit from the intellectual, social and spiritual opportunities offered by the College. 2. An applicant for admission to the law course should have pursued and satisfactorily ...
Contact Us. (+632) 8726-2332. Local 3112. gslawoffice@sanbeda.edu.ph. Graduate School of Law. Vision-Mission. VISION. We envision the Graduate School of Law of San Beda Universityas a center of scholarly studies in the discipline of law makingavailable the highest standards of advanced legal educationin the country. MISSION.
San Beda University First Rector-President (2018 - Present) Rev. Fr. Aloysius Ma. A. Maranan, OSB is the First Rector-President of San Beda University, and the 22nd Rector-President of then San Beda College, Manila. His leadership transformed the 118 years old Benedictine educational institution into a University, improved the level and number ...
History of San Beda University. San Beda University opened in 1901 as El Colegio de San Beda with 212 students under Fr. Silvestre Jofre as rector, offering the equivalent of today’s basic education and the first two-years of a college Bachelor of Arts degree. Through a succession of 22 determined rectors – 15 Spaniards, one American, and ...
San Beda University is a private Roman Catholic University administered by Benedictine monks in the Philippines. Tertiary education and senior high school are offered in its main campus in Manila while Integrated Basic Education is provided in its campus in Rizal.
As a Benedictine School and following fourteen centuries of Benedictine tradition, San Beda University Basic Education Department, administered by the monks of St. Benedict, offers what is authentically the monastic heritage. Experience of the Gospel message of loving fellowship. Appreciation of the liturgy.
