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PWU is a non-stock, non-for-profit, non-sectarian educational institution in the Philippines. It offers basic education, undergraduate, post-graduate, and ETEEAP programs, as well as campus life, library, research, and scholarship services.
Learn about the courses offered by the School of Arts and Sciences at Philippine Women's University, a liberal arts institution since 1924. Meet the faculty members and the dean's message to the students.
Learn how to apply for various programs at PWU, a private university in the Philippines. Find out the academic calendar, admission requirements, and enrollment procedure for elementary, junior high, senior high, undergraduate, and graduate students.
Dr. Maria Ligaya T. Braganza is the Program Chair of the School of Food Science and Technology at Philippine Women's University. She oversees the BS in Food Technology, MS in Food Science and MS in Food Safety Management programs, and has a background in chemistry and food science.
Hence, the School of Education of the Philippine Women’s University adheres to answer the call and take on the challenges of global transformations to education. The School of Education through the different programs and other soon to be offered dynamic courses is trying to address the diversity of the challenges of globalization.
PWU is a private university in the Philippines that offers various schools and programs for basic education, undergraduate, post-graduate and ETEEAP. Explore the list of schools and their locations, and learn more about admissions, campus life, scholarships and careers.
Learn about the nursing programs offered by the Philippine Women's University, the first school to include practicum in its curriculum. Explore the vision, mission, history, and faculty of the school that has been educating nurses since 1950.
PWU offers various types of scholarships and discounts for its students, based on academic performance, financial need, alumni status, and other criteria. Learn more about the eligibility, benefits, and application process for each scholarship program.
Learn how to enroll online for PWU courses using the ERP Student Portal. Follow the steps for online application, enlistment of subjects, payment and verification of enrollment.
The Philippine Women’s University established the Conrado Benitez Institute for Business Education (CBIBE) to recognizing the need for relevant and well-rounded education in the changing business world.
