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PROGRAM PERFORMANCE PROFILE



             Education (CHED)‘s call for tertiary education institutions to align programs geared to academic

             excellence, efficiency equity and access.”
                    The  accomplishments  of  the  University  along  the  major  final  outputs  (MFOs)  were

             reviewed  and  challenges  have  been  identified.    Inputs  to  the  planning  process  include

             AmBisyon Natin   2040, Higher Education Reform Agenda, ASEAN and Philippine Qualifications

             Framework, and the National Higher Education Research Agenda. Members




             of  the  University  Administrative  Council  as  well  as  planning  stakeholders  representing  the

             students,  alumni,  parents,  communities,  government  agencies,  industry  partners,  and  the
             Local Government Units (LGUs) participated in the process.

                    In addition to setting the overall direction of the University including its constituent

             colleges and branch campuses in the next five years, the planning exercise also aimed to
             strengthen Strategic Performance Management System (SPMS) that will link to Result-Based

             Performance Management System (RBPMS) as required by the Civil Service Commission (CSC)

             and  the  Department  of  Budget  and  Management  (DBM),  establish  a  roadmap  for  the
             University’s drive to be the region’s education hub, and to position the University among the

             top universities in the ASEAN Region.



             Revisiting the Past
                    The highlights of the accomplishments of the University in the last five years according

             to the four MFOs are the following:

                    Higher Education Services. Enrollment in the last five years ranged from 25,704 to

             43,670  and  declined  to  36,796  during  the  first  semester  of  AY  2016-2017  due  to  the
             implementation of the K+12 program. The University produced more than 22,000 graduates

             in the last five years with a graduation on time rate of 85 percent.

                    In AY 2016-2017, there were 1,100 faculty members, one-third have finished advanced
             degrees  and  another  one-third  are  pursuing  graduate  studies.  Majority  of  the  teaching

             personnel are instructors and hired on part-time basis. It is good to note that more than 200

             teaching plantilla items have been created before the end of 2016 to augment the regular
             teaching force of the University.







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