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A total of 8,502 students were given their diplomas as this year’s official graduates of Bicol University, culminating their years of academ...
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President Arnulfo Mascariñas met last March 2, 2018 with the university registrar, the respective college registrars and ICTO personnel in prep...
To welcome the year 2018 with new priorities and direction, the Bicol University conducted the Opening Meeting at La Roca Veranda Suite, Legazpi City ...

The Bicol University, through its various colleges in the graduate school submits for a higher AACCUP accreditation level one once more.
The Bicol Consortium for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Research and Development (BCAARRD) in collaboration with the Bicol University Grad...
A seminar on R.A. 9184 or Government Procurement Reform Act was held on October 7, 2017 at the BU Audio Visual Room, College of Arts and Letters.
About Us
HISTORY
The Bicol University was created on June 21, 1969 by virtue of RA 5521 to give professional and technical training and provide advanced and specialized instruction in literature, philosophy, science and arts, besides providing for the promotion of scientific and technological researches. Section 6 (e) of RA 5521 also requires the Board of Regents to immediately establish a post-graduate course in liberal arts and sciences or in education leading to a master's degree.
Operating in the spirit of its charter, BU organized its Graduate School in 1971 through
BOR Resolution No. 38, series of 1971. It also opened its first graduate program leading to Master of Arts in Education by virtue of BOR Resolution No. 39, series of 1971. Thus, on June 1971, the BUGS welcomed its first batch of 473 graduate students (1971-72 Annual Report).
In pursuit of its mandate, the Graduate School offers programs and spearheads projects that are in accordance with its institutional objectives. Initially offering three master's programs during its inception, the Graduate School has now seven (7) doctoral programs, 34 master's programs, and 24 diploma programs. Enrolment at the Graduate School has also increased substantially as well as the number of graduates during its more than three decades of existence.
The Graduate School is headed by a Dean and is assisted by a Dean and is assisted by a College Secretary. With the passage of BOR Resolution No. 42 in 1999, almost half of the graduate programs were decentralized to selected units with in-house capability. The BOR resolution redefined the role of the Graduate School according to policy framework where it will institute and administer the programs while receiving units will implement, supervise, and coordinate the decentralized graduate programs.
BICOL UNIVERSITY
VISION
A world-class University producing leaders and change agents for social transformation and development.
MISSION
The Bicol University shall give professional and technical training and provide advanced and specialized instruction in literature, philosophy, the sciences and arts, besides providing for the promotion of scientific and technological researches. (RA 5521, SEC. 3.0)
GRADUATE SCHOOL
GOALS
- To promote the highest degree of efficiency and effectiveness in the administration & management of the Graduate School for excellent discharge of its mandated functions in accordance with the quality assurance frameworks of AACCUP, CHED, IQUAME and other institutions;
- To develop world-class leaders imbued with the philosophy of servant leadership and the BU ideals of scholarship, leadership, character and service through high-quality, relevant and responsive curricular programs which meet national and international standards of quality and excellence by way of conventional and alternative educational program delivery systems;
- To generate useful knowledge and technology geared for regional and national development through a dynamic research culture;
- To foster national identity and solidarity through the promotion, preservation and dissemination of our cultural heritage;
- To improve the quality of life of people in the region through the conduct of extension activities that promote the application of existing and new knowledge and technology;
- To ensure organizational sustainability through the pursuit of productive endeavors for resource-generation via a strong collaboration with alumni, industry and other stakeholders; and
- To establish institutional internationalization through strong linkages with foreign institutions.
QUALITY POLICY
Bicol University commits to continually strive for excellence in instruction, research, and extension by meeting the highest level of clientele satisfaction and adhering to quality standards.
Basic Statistics of the College
School Year |
1st Semester |
2nd Semester |
Summer |
SY 2010-2011 |
1602 |
1445 |
974 |
SY 2011-2012 |
1507 |
1351 |
834 |
SY 2012-2013 |
1587 |
1551 |
1147 |
SY 2013-2014 |
1825 |
1569 |
1307 |
SY 2014-2015 |
1977 |
1840 |
1182 |
SY 2015-2016 |
1910 |
1862 |
1284 |
SY 2016-2017 |
2134 |
1991 |
1287 |
SY 2017-2018 |
2587 |
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Degree Programs
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONS
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
- Advanced level of theoretical and practical knowledge and competence in educational foundations;
- Capability to undertake advanced independent research in an area of specialization in education, meaningful problem and hypotheses, gather and analyze data, and communicate the results and theoretical and practical implications of the research to diverse audiences;
- Expertise in designing educational programs and systems to improve educational practice; and
- Social consciousness, concern for aesthetic and cultural heritage, and a deep resolve to promote sustainable development through research-based policy actions and advocacy.
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN MATHEMATICS EDUCATION
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
- Expert level of theoretical knowledge in Mathematical Education;
- Competence and motivation to draw from expert level knowledge to understand and solve different problems related to Mathematical Education; and
- Competence to undertake advanced independent research in Mathematics education, including the ability to pose theoretically meaningful problem and hypotheses, gather and analyze data.
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
The program is specifically designed to produce graduates who can:
- Identify the local development debacle through an articulation of the various propositions and praxis, normally dormant and unassembled, as an integrated body of knowledge;
- Evolve a research agenda and undertake the same through the formulation of theories, concepts and constructs responsive to the identified development debacle, towards a continuing generation of new knowledge for the benefit of mankind;
- Provide an academic environment for the germination of research-based solutions to development problems, issues and concerns;
- Espouse and share the beneficial results of validated knowledge and methodologies, constructs and models to the community it serves by making possible the replication and adaptation of suitable development models and initiatives; and
- Contribute to the production of intellectual property through scholarly and creative works, consultancy and training development inventions.
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN PEACE & SECURITY ADMINISTRATION
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
- To provide clientele with advance knowledge, both theoretical and practical, on the central issues of peace and security;
- To provide advanced training in Peace and Security research;
- To develop the capabilities of top-level management persons for decision-making and in the administration of peace and security; and
- To provide a venue for advanced dialogue along the central issues and themes of peace and security.
MASTER OF ARTS IN PEACE & SECURITY STUDIES
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
- To provide clientele with advance knowledge, both theoretical and practical, on the central issues of peace and security;
- To produce and develop the capabilities of middle and lower management people for transformative leadership, conflict resolution, and for the administration of peace and security;
- To develop human persons who will take the lead in their respective organizations in the promotion of peace and security through the practice of their professions, imbued with a high sense of ethical standards; and
- To produce and develop leaders who will contribute, by their leadership, professional capabilities, and practice of high ethical standards to bear out in the progress of the Philippine peace process.
MASTER OF ARTS IN LITERATURE
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
- To further the graduate student's knowledge and understanding of literature as the aesthetic expression of humanity's manifold experiences, ideas & ideals, sentiments & emotions, beliefs, customs and traditions.
- To evoke empathy of graduate students through exposure to various literatures of the world throughout the ages.
- To instill and inspire cultural pride and appreciation through rediscovery and exposure to national, local and indigenous literature.
- To Equip the graduate students with the ability to teach and pass on knowledge and expertise in literature.
- To develop the graduate student's skill in producing literary texts, creative works and researches.
MASTER OF ARTS IN NURSING
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
It generally aims to strengthen the professional competencies of the nurses. Specifically, it strives to produce post-graduate nurses who will:
- Apply the nursing process and nursing theories in the promotion of health, prevention of illness, restoration of health, alleviation of sufferings of an individual, family and community;
- Practice evidence-based nursing care to clients;
- Show responsible leadership and social responsiveness in varied setting;
- Actively initiate and involve in researches and extension services;
- Engage continuously in enhancing personal and professional growth;
- Contribute new knowledge in the development of curriculum in nursing education; and
- Possess a caring attitude towards nursing practice.
PAMANTASAN NG BIKOL
BISYON
Isang pandaigdigang pamantasan na lilinang ng mga lider at kinatawan ng pagbabago para sa panlipunang transpormasyon at pag-unlad.
MISYON
Ang pinagtibay na misyon na nakasaad sa Atas Republika Blg. 5521 ay upang “makapagbigay ng propesyunal at teknikal na pagsasanay at magbigay ng makabago at pandalubhasang pagtuturo sa literatura, pilosopiya, agham at sining, at sa pagkakaroon ng pagpapaangat ng maka-agham at panteknolohiyang pananaliksik. (Sec. 3)”
PAARALANG GRADWADO
TUNGUHIN
1. Itaguyod ang napakahusay at epektibong pangangasiwa at pamamahala ng Paaralang Gradwado tungo sa matagumpay na pagsasakatuparan ng mga tungkulin alinsunod sa itinakdang pamantayan ng AACCUP, CHED, IQUAME at iba pang institusyon;
2. Humubog ng mga kinikilalang pinuno na may pilosopiyang makapaglingkod at nagtataglay ng mga simulain ng Pamantasan ng Bikol - karunungan, pamiminuno, kagandahang-asal at paglilingkod sa pamamagitan ng mga programang pangkurikulum na may kalidad na naaayon at tumutugon sa pambansa at pandaigdigang pamantayan ng kahusayan gamit ang mga kumbensyonal at alternatibong sistemang edukasyonal.
3. Lumikha ng mga kaalaman at teknolohiyang kapakipakinabang sa panrehiyon at pambansang pang –unlad sa pamamagitan ng dinamikong pananaliksik.
4. Isulong ang pambansang pagkakakilanlan at pagkakaisa sa pamamagitan ng pagpapaunlad, pangangalaga at pagpapalaganap ng pamanang kultural.
5. Mapabuti ang uri ng pamumuhay sa rehiyon sa pamamagitan ng mga
ekstensyon ng mga umiiral na gawain na nagtataguyod sa pamamagitan ng
umiiral na makabagong kaalaman at teknolohiya;
6. Patatagin ang samahan sa pamamagitan ng produktibong gawain sa pakikipag-
ugnayan at alumni, industriya at iba pang stakeholder.
7. Isulong ang internasyonalisayon ng pamantasan sa pamamagitan ng matatag na
pakikipag-ugnayan sa mga dayuhang institusyon.
DOKTOR NG PILOSOPIYA SA FILIPINO
LAYUNIN NG PROGRAMA
Sa kontekstong ito kaya't ipinapanukala ang Paaralang Gradwado ang pagkakataon ng panukalang rebisyon sa kurikulum para sa Doktor ng Pilosopiya sa Filipino ay layunin ang mga sumusunod:
1. Mapataas ang kakayahan ng mga gurong nagtuturo ng Filipino sa iba't ibang antas ng Edukasyon.
2. Mapaunlad ang kaalaman sa pagtuturo ng Filipino sa pamamagitan ng pananaliksik at mga gawaing pampamayanan.
3. Maihanda ang mga guro sa responsableng pamiminunong akademiko at di-akademikong gawain kaugnay ng Filipino.
4. Magkakaroon ng malalim at mapanuring pakikipagtalakayan at pananaliksik sa mga paksang magsisilbing batayan sa pagbabalak ng mga patakarang pangwika sa mabisang paggamit ng Filipino bilang midyum ng pagtuturo at wika sa opisyunal na komunikasyon.
MASTER SA FILIPINO
LAYUNIN NG PROGRAMA
- Nagkakaroon ng malawak na kaalaman at pag-unawa sa nilalaman at estruktura ng wikang Filipino bilang midyum ng komunikasyon sa pagtuturo.
- Nakapagbibigay ng kasanayan sa pagtuturo at pananaliksik sa Filipino at iba pang
mga wika kasama ang pagtuturo ng panitikan at pagpapahalaga sa kultura (lokal, pambansa at global);
- Nakapagsasagawa ng pananaliksik sa wika at panitikan tungo sa modernisasyon,
istandardisasyon at intelektwalisasyon ng Filipino; at
- Nakapagtataguyod ng ekstensyong paglilingkod sa larangan ng pagtuturo ng wika at panitikan at iba pang kaugnay na lawak nito bilang tugon sa mga pangangailangan ng makabagong lipunan at panahon.
Faculty
Crame |
Mabini Ext. |
Dr. Herbert B. Rosana |
Dr. BB Benjamin D. Nebres III |
Atty. Alex B. Nepomuceno |
Dr. Anabelle Abaño |
Dr. Reynaldo S. Rafal |
Dr. Nenette Abrigo |
Dr. Maria Della Rañeses |
Dr. Noel V. Ibis |
Dr. Victor S. Soliman |
Dr. Julia Tessa A. Lastrella |
Dr. Lylia Corporal-Sena |
Dr. Joyce Relloso |
College of Education |
College of Education |
Dr. Graciano B. Bañaga |
Dr. Maria Corazon P. Rico |
Dr. Helen M. Llenaresas |
Dr. Maria B. Sarte |
Dr. Nelia S. Ciocson |
Dr. Ma. Eden Ante |
Dr. Ruby Ann L. Ayo |
Prof. Maria Lourdes Macasinag |
Dr. Lorna M. Miña |
Dr. Corazon M. Don |
Dr. Leonila B. Barbacena |
Dr. Eriberta B. Nepomuceno |
Dr. Ryan V. Dio |
Prof. Ma. Teresa Mirandilla |
Dr. Dolores D. Laguilles |
Engr. Jose S. Roco |
Dr. Oscar L. Landagan |
Dr. Hazel B. Vergara |
Dr. Nora L. Licup |
Prof. Maribel M. Naz |
Prof. Maria Elena C. Ahorro |
Dr. Ma. Jocelyn J. Paje |
D. Reina O. Habalo |
Dr. Angela E. Lorenzana |
Prof. Norilyn O. De Chavez |
Prof. Benita B. Hugo |
Prof. Alwin N. Napocao |
Dr. Obdulia E. Rojas |
Prof. Jocelyn F. Goyena |
Prof. Daves L. Tonga |
Prof. Ruby R. Briones |
Prof. Ma. Saleste San Pablo |
Prof. Merriam P. Maldo |
Dr. Rebecca Rosario Bercasio |
Dr. Ma. Jane B. Mascariñas |
Prof. Gerard Lawenko |
Dr. Ma. Julieta B. Borres |
Dr. Amelia A. Dorosan |
Dr. Epifania B. Nuñez |
Dr. Shiela I. Arroco |
Dr. Gemma Clet |
Dr. Aveline A. Jung |
Dr. Joyce R. Loma |
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College of Industrial Technology |
College of Industrial Technology |
Dr. Nicanor B. Balbin |
Prof. Angelina A. Gaveria |
Dr. Jonathan C. Arroco |
Prof. Joel B. Habalo |
Prof. Vicente M. Gaveria |
Prof. Maurina A. Bantog |
Mr. Raul B. Bendian |
College of Business Economics and Management |
Prof. Joel N. Sales |
Prof. Julie Ann Lustan |
Institute of Physical Education |
Dr. Dimson M. Rivero |
Prof. Carina Sales |
Dr. Faye Lea Patria M. Lauraya |
Prof. Analiza Pasano |
Prof. Ma. Crestia Bañares |
Prof. Renato De Asis |
Dr. Eddie S. See |
Prof. Lyndon Bailon |
Dr. Myrna Lanuzo |
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Prof. Mary Ann Tonga |
College of Arts and Letter |
Prof. Emily M. Agonos |
Dr. Melanie L. Golosinda |
Dr. Melinda De Guzman |
Prof. Viveth G. Morcozo |
Dr. Viola Amano |
Dr. May Antoinette S. Imran |
Dr. Ramon T. De Leon |
Dr. Leticia Lopez |
Prof. Edna Mata |
Dr. Grace L. Mayor |
Prof. Erwin Torres |
Dr. Evelyn Oliquino |
Dr. Ricardo M. Belgica |
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Institute of Jessie M. Robredo |
Institute of Jessie M. Robredo |
Atty. Alex B. Nepomuceno |
Dr. Rosemarie Frias |
Dr. Noemi Lobrigo-Ibo |
Dr. Jose Leandro A. Lanuzo |
Prof. Rodel Niñofranco |
Engr. Medel Aligan |
Dr. Ramesis M. Lorino |
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College of Science |
College of Science |
Prof. Daile Meek S. Membreve |
Prof. Lea Austero |
Dr. Lilibeth A. Cajuday |
Prof. Laarni Pancho |
Prof. Jazzlyn T. Imperial |
Prof. Felix Penetrante |
College of Nursing |
College of Nursing |
Dr. Mary Joy Sande |
Dr. Ruby L. Mediona |
Dr. Maria Bernardita Palacio |
Dr. Nera Galan |
College of Agriculture and Forestry |
College of Agriculture and Forestry |
Dr. Ma. Julieta C. Gonzales |
Prof. Jerry S. Bigornia |
Dr. Rosefe B. Dy |
Prof. Lorelei B. Zamora |
Dr. Gerard O. Ocfemia |
Prof. Alan O. Llenaresas |
Dr. Luis O. Amano |
Dr. Antonio P. Payonga |
Dr. Lourdes A. Llanto |
Prof. Emilio Poja |
Dr. Teresita B. Pequena |
Dr. Marissa Estrella |
Dr. Lester M. Narvaez |
Prof. Albert B. Gonzales |
Prof. Ma. Julieta C. Gonzales |
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Tabaco Campus |
Tabaco Campus |
Dr. Plutomeo M. Nieves |
Prof. Antonino Mendoza Jr. |
Prof. Maria Luisa Tango |
Dr. Maria Gisella N. Mortega |
Prof. Grace Brizuela |
Prof. Alex Camaya |
Prof. Plutomeo Nieves |
Contact Us
Antonio P. Payonga
Dean
742-3758
Dr. Ruby L. Mediona
Associate Dean
Ms. Veronica O. Gomez
Registrar
481-7881