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Schools offering Tourism courses in Metro Manila

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• Private College, Las Pinas, Metro Manila
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•  BS in Tourism
•   Bachelor's ₱ 100,000-120,000 per year

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STI College - Fairview

• Private College, Quezon City, Metro Manila
•  BS in Tourism Management
•   Bachelor's ₱ 60,000-64,000 per year

"The professors are somewhat good and for me it would still depend on the student if he/she wants to succeed. The atmosphere is alright and the facilities is sufficient for learning."

J. T.  studied  BSHRM ,  graduated 2012

University of the Philippines Diliman

• State University, Quezon City, Metro Manila
•   Bachelor's ₱ 40,000-50,000 per year

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"Highly competent professors, very helpful and easy to talk to but also had very high expectations. The university fosters a very open atmosphere as far as communication and feedback is concerned."

K. M.  studied  BST ,  graduated 2008

San Sebastian College - Recoletos

• Private College, Manila, Metro Manila
•   Bachelor's ₱ 86,000-100,000 per year

"I came from a catholic school elementary and HS so it felt like nothing changed it's just the curriculum that changed. And of course since we are now college students the responsibilities of enrolling..."

P. L.  studied  BST ,  graduated 2004

Polytechnic University of the Philippines

• State University, Manila, Metro Manila

"The professors are the best. In terms of teaching and guiding the students. The atmosphere and facilities may not be as good as the private schools. But the important part is when the student learns s..."

R. C.  studied  BSTM ,  graduated 2013

University of Perpetual Help System DALTA in Las Piñas

• Private University, Las Pinas, Metro Manila

"The ambiance was good and harmonic The professors were well trained and prepared. The facilities were at it's best and meets the industry requirements"

G. A.  studied  BST ,  graduated 2012

Lyceum of the Philippines University

• Private University, Manila, Metro Manila
•  BS in International Travel and Tourism Management
•  Master in International Tourism Management
•  Center of Excellence in Tourism

"The professors - are all professional. The facilities - just a bit crowded because a lot of student are taking hospitality courses."

J. S.  studied  BSTM ,  graduated 2011

Perpetual Help College of Manila

•   Bachelor's ₱ 42,000-46,000 per year

"Overall, the school is nice though there are some flaws just like some other schools."

B. R.  studied  BSHRM ,  graduated 2011

Arellano University in Pasig

• Private University, Pasig City, Metro Manila
•   Bachelor's ₱ 50,000-60,000 per year

"Kinda good.affordable tuition fee for high standard education."

R. P.  studied  BST ,  graduated 2008

Far Eastern University

"This university is one of the biggest and popular in Metro Manila and the tuition is not expensive. To get a good education, it is enough that the teachers are very good in sharing their knowledge."

K. A.  studied  BSTM ,  graduated 2003

Philippine Women's University

•  MS in Tourism Management
•   Bachelor's ₱ 110,000-120,000 per year
•   Master's ₱ 32,000-57,000 per year

"What I found admirable in Philippine Women's University in Manila City is it's being a non-sectarian educational institution which means practicing openness to religion."

I. A.  studied  BSHRM ,  graduated 2010

Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina

• Municipal University, Marikina City, Metro Manila
•   Bachelor's ₱ 8,000-16,000 per year

"PILMAR is one of the state universities, providing good and affordable education. I'm very thankful that I came from this school because it trained me a lot to be become a better man and a productive ..."

H. M.  studied  BSHRM ,  graduated 2003

Our Lady of Fatima University - Quezon City Campus

• Private University, Quezon City, Metro Manila
•  BS in Travel Management
•  MS in Travel Management
•   Bachelor's ₱ 40,000-44,000 per year

"All of the students are friendly, it is competitive and also it is safe to study here. The professors are funny and approachable to the students. The facilities are good in terms of tourism course, it..."

J. M.  studied  BST ,  graduated 2014

Eulogio Amang Rodriguez Institute of Science and Technology

• State College, Manila, Metro Manila
•   Bachelor's ₱ 12,000-14,000 per year

"Overall, it was still not develop because there are still a lot of building that need to be repaired. There were only few rooms that are air-conditioned but not bad for a public state college. Though ..."

R. E.  studied  BSHRM ,  graduated 2012

Trinity University of Asia

"It can be the most outstanding school. They have facilities for comfortable learning."

R.  studied  BST ,  graduated 2008

Centro Escolar University

•  BS in International Tourism and Travel Management
•  MS in Hospitality Management
•   Bachelor's ₱ 70,000-80,000 per year
•   Master's ₱ 27,000-51,000 per year

"My school is a place for continuous learning. They always teach their students to be responsible citizens. What I love with this school is the care that it has for students especially their security. ..."

A. L.  studied  BST ,  graduated 2007

Arellano University in Pasay

• Private University, Pasay, Metro Manila

"My school is excellent! About the atmosphere? It's fine and they organized it well. The facilities are also fine."

J. S.  studied  BST ,  graduated 2008

La Consolacion College - Manila

•  MBA in Hotel and Tourism Management

"The atmosphere of my school really attract when I took my entrance exam. It was green, peaceful and my family wants me to stay in exclusive for girls. The professors were great, I did have smart, inte..."

J. L.  studied  BSHRM ,  graduated 2000

De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde

•  BS in Hotel, Restaurant and Institution Management major in Tourism Management
•  MS in Tourism and Hospitality Management
•   Bachelor's ₱ 180,000-210,000 per year

"Well, my professors are the best. They taught me not just about general facts but about real life and how to cope with it. They disciplined me enough and taught me to be strong and to realize that I n..."

D. P.  studied  BS-HRIM-TM ,  graduated 2014

Tech Pacific College

•  Travel and Tourism

Arellano University in Malabon

• Private University, Malabon City, Metro Manila

Datamex-College of Saint Adeline, Fairview

•   Bachelor's ₱ 38,000-44,000 per year

STI College - Quezon Avenue

•   Bachelor's ₱ 54,000-60,000 per year

STI College - Global City

• Private College, Taguig City, Metro Manila
•   Bachelor's ₱ 54,000-58,000 per year

Taguig City University

• Municipal University, Taguig City, Metro Manila

Central Colleges of the Philippines

•   Bachelor's ₱ 60,000-70,000 per year

Philippine Christian University

•   Bachelor's ₱ 48,000-52,000 per year

Colegio de San Lorenzo

•   Bachelor's ₱ 30,000-32,000 per year

Assumption College

• Private College, Makati, Metro Manila
•  BS in Entrepreneurship major in Tourism Management
•   Bachelor's ₱ 120,000-130,000 per year

STI College - Muñoz-EDSA

•   Bachelor's ₱ 44,000-50,000 per year

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DLSU is top PHL university in six areas in global rankings

• October 27, 2022
• 2 minute read

In the 2023 Times Higher Education Rankings by Subject, De La Salle University is once again top-ranked in the country in six fields of study – Business and Economics (601-800), Computer Science (601-800), Education (301-400), Engineering (801-1,000), Physical Sciences (801-1,000), and Social Sciences (601-800). 

With DLSU retaining its rank for the third straight year in the field of Business and Economics,  Ramon V. del Rosario College of Business Dean Dr. Emilina Sarreal pointed out that “as a premier business school, RVR COB will continue to strive to impart Lasallian values and emphasize the need for humanistic and ethical management.” 

School of Economics Dean Dr. Arlene Inocencio said this achievement is “a testament to SOE’s commitment to quality and service.” Both the deans of  Business and Economics expressed the University’s commitment to continuously improve and perform better through the Lasallian way of teaching, research, and community engagement. 

Rankings in Computer Science likewise show that DLSU has been the leading university in the country for three consecutive years. College of Computer Studies Dean Dr. Rafael Cabredo acknowledged the University’s work in human-centered computing research, which underscores the development of innovative solutions to societal problems.  

In the field of Education, DLSU emerged as the country’s top-ranked HEI. Br. Andrew Gonzalez College of Education Dean Dr. John Addy Garcia noted how the rankings provide a reference for rethinking policies, priorities, and plans for the future, to further enhance the University’s institutional performance. 

For five consecutive years, La Salle topped the country’s subject rankings in the field of Engineering.  Dr. Kathleen Aviso, dean of the Gokongwei College of Engineering, cited the  collective efforts of the GCOE members as she noted that DLSU’s presence in the global rankings affords its graduates international mobility and competitiveness.   

Meanwhile, DLSU emerged as the country’s top HEI in the subject field of Physical Sciences.  College of Science Dean Dr. Glenn Alea shared that the college faces the challenge of strengthening and sustaining the quality and quantity of its research output, urging science students to intensify their pursuit of innovations.   

With the University ranked as the country’s top HEI in Social Sciences, Dr. Rhoderick Nuncio, dean of the College of Liberal Arts, congratulated its faculty and students as he urged them to keep on striving for excellence. 

In his statement, Vice President for Research and Innovation Dr. Raymond Tan said “Once again, DLSU’s strong presence in this year’s subject rankings demonstrates our commitment to providing quality higher education and generating new knowledge to address national and global challenges.”

Visit: https://www.timeshighereducation.com/world-university-rankings/by-subject for more information. 

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Undergraduate–Tourism Management

Bachelor of science in tourism management.

Program Length: 10 Trimesters

Careers: Airline Manager, Event Organizer, Flight Attendant, Tour Operator, Travel Agent, Travel Entrepreneur, Travel Writer, Tour Escorts/Travel Guides, Transport Operator

The Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management is a redefined tourism program that empowers learners to tell compelling stories through new media, promote sustainable investments, or foster long and lasting relations that boost the culture and livelihood of a destination.

BSTM offers specializations that redefine the landscape of the tourism industry–Tourism Creations, Tourism Entrepreneurship and Tourism Relations. These specializations bank on the intrinsic strength of the innovative program offerings of Benilde: New Media, Business and Diplomacy.

Students in the BSTM program can also enjoy micro-credentialing, which lets them earn certifications on selected subjects within the program.

share a new world, frame by frame.

Immortalize an adventure and share them with others! The best form of advertisement in promoting a destination is by letting your audience relive a wonderful experience that piques their interest to embark on the same adventure. 

By specializing in Tourism Creations, you will learn how to promote tourism through the mastery of multimedia arts, photography, videography, and storytelling, facilitated by faculty members of the Benilde School of New Media Arts. With the Program’s management subjects, you could even put up your own business out of traveling.

MAKE HANDSHAKES THAT CREATE RIPPLES OF CHANGE.

Cultural expositions brought by tourism help different nations understand their differences. These exchanges encourage the creation of local and international policies that ensure sustainability of the destination’s tourism-based development.

As a student in Tourism Relations, you will learn the ropes of foreign and international relations, diplomatic protocol, environmental relations, and correspondences and social graces. These specialization courses is in collaboration with the Benilde School of Diplomacy and Governance.

from economy to business class, it's all about your business and the economy.

With the increase in tourism, the business activities in a destination flourishes. From accommodation to dining and recreation, the opportunities for employment and entrepreneurial ventures are endless.

By specializing in Tourism Entrepreneurship, you will learn the current business processes, quality assurance, analytics, and sustainability tailored fit in the travel and tourism setting. Courses in this specialization is administered by faculty members of the Benilde School of Management and Information Technology.

IT'S A SMALL WORLD AFTER ALL

This course is for you if you love to travel and hope to encourage that same love in every traveler. You will learn to:

• manage tourism businesses effectively and efficiently to address organizational challenges and issues, propose strategies, find opportunities, and make rational decisions through applicable management principles;
• conceptualize through research, creative ideas to innovate on product, improve process or create new business ventures by using evidence-based practices, data and industry trends, information communications technology and the latest advancements in general, to respond to the needs of the tourism industry while developing entrepreneurial acumen;
• assess the needs of internal and external customers in order to exceed service expectations through the application of established customer service principles, while being honed in the character and profile of a Benildean tourism professional;
• demonstrate teamwork and collaboration in providing solutions to issues and challenges in the tourism industry while constructively and proactively building on strengths, and finding opportunities in weaknesses;
• articulate ideas and opinions to address industry needs through effective verbal and non-verbal communication using traditional and new media, and attain proficiency in an appropriate foreign language, in addition to English and mother tongue;
• exhibit interpersonal and communication skills necessary in dealing with a culturally diverse environment through exposure to different languages, cultural protocols, and traditions experienced inside and outside the classroom;
• demonstrate the Lasallian and Benildean Core Values to exemplify high level of self-worth and actualization by participating in nation-building and value forming advocacies;
• evaluate the Philippines’ competitiveness as a destination in order to develop a comprehensive study that is aligned with the DOT’s thrust, recognize the potential of tourism contribution to the SDGs, and promote national pride in the Filipino heritage and culture; and
• exercise high personal, moral and ethical standards.

industry practice is our bread and butter

The School of Hotel, Restaurant and Institution Management (SHRIM) primes future hoteliers, restaurateurs, and hospitality managers for the rigors and precision of the hospitality industry.

SHRIM is the first and only hotel school in the Philippines to be awarded a Level IV accreditation by the Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities (PAASCU), and also one of the few schools that have been conferred as a Center for Excellence in Hotel and Restaurant Management by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED). Furthermore, the School is a Certified Guest Service Property granted by the American Hotel & Lodging Educational Institute or AHLEI.

CULINARY ARTS MANAGEMENT

Hospitality management, international hospitality management (vatel programme), tourism management.

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GLAZED WITH EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING

SHRIM students can appreciate their program better through experiential learning that’s why SHRIM encourages participation in many co-curricular activities. They are immersed through industry events that expose them to current and upcoming trends and let them meet professionals who can share trade secrets.

co-curricular and extra-curricular activities

International Exchange and Internship

All students may spend 6-12 months in a luxury hotel or resort in the US through our partner, the International Trainee Network (ITN). They may also spend 4-5 months in Jumeirah owned hotels/resorts in Dubai in collaboration with the Emirates Academy of Hospitality Management (EAHM).

Culinary students may participate in 5-month program in Italy either through the Italian Culinary Institute for Foreigners (ICIF) or the Italian Food Style Education (IFSE).

IHM students may spend a term or two in a partner Vatel Campus through the Marco Polo Program. They can also take their first practicum in Nimes, Frances through Vatel Nimes.

Local and International Educational Tours

SHRIM encourages participation in local and/or international educational tours as part of experiential learning.

Some classes that have tours are the following:

• PTOUR-1 Bohol
• PTOUR-2 Korea
• ASIANCU Thailand
• FILCUI2 Quezon
• WINEAPP Paris-Bordeaux
• BARMGM2 Paris-Bordeaux
• ECOTOUR Palawan
• LEISMGT Sorsogon
• WORLD02 Paris

These are all OPTIONAL since related expenses (i.e. program fees, airfare, accommodation, living expenses, etc.) are not part of the regular tuition and fees.

Educational Tours and Internship subject to CHED regulations. Tour destinations are also subject to change.

A MESSAGE FROM OUR DEAN

A warm welcome to all Benildeans as we usher in the 35th year of De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde!

To both our returning students and Frosh, we are thrilled to have you join us on this historic milestone, and together we begin this new academic year with fervent energy and optimism. AY 2023-2024 promises to be one of significant growth and innovation. We are excited to roll out our recalibrated curriculum, designed to equip you with the extensive skills and knowledge demanded by the ever-evolving industries you will soon shape. We have also forged new partnerships and linkages that will open doors to exciting opportunities.

I am delighted to share that more educational tours and immersions abroad will resume this year, giving way to transformative global experiences that will be as real-world-ready as ever. And on the horizon, we hope to see you as part of the high-profile industry-academia conference we are hosting in February 2024. want to express my sincere thanks and congratulations to everyone who has contributed and will continue to augment this path we are on together. As we start this academic year, let us always remember to seize every moment to learn, explore, and collaborate.

Maria Paz A. Castro, MBA, CHE, CGSP Dean, School of Hotel, Restaurant and Institution Management (SHRIM) President, Lasallian Association of Tourism and Hospitality Education (LATHE)

c'est la "V"!

Benilde offers the first international double-degree program in the Philippines under the new transnational guidelines of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED).

This is made possible through the partnership with Vatel Hotel & Tourism Business School, a recognized and highly reputable hotel-school in France.

Furthermore, Vatel Restaurant Manila, the premier restaurant of Hotel Benilde, serves French cuisine for dining and caters to special banquets and events.

4-star hotel with 5-star experience

Inside the AKIC Campus is a 4-star hotel with restaurants and banquet halls where students, mentored by hotel staff, render duty to practice hotel and hospitality service on real hotel guests.

EVERY NOOK AND CORNER TELLS A STORY

SHRIM adheres to the philosophy that superior education culminates in practice. Our campus, the Angelo King International Center (AKIC), houses industry-standard kitchen laboratories where students apply what they learned through hands-on experience.

SHRIM invests heavily in industry-standard laboratory facilities and training facilities internally called Hatcheries. These include a 50-room 4-star hotel, a travel & tours office, a fine dining French restaurant, a gourmet cafe, an off-premise catering unit, and a cafeteria and quick service food facility. These hatcheries do not only teach the necessary skills but also the important components of operations, marketing and entrepreneurship.

Benilde Center for Admissions 2544 Taft Avenue, Malate, Manila, Philippines 1004 [email protected] Facebook: DLS-CSB Admissions Center

For admissions-related inquiries, contact us at (63) 2 8230 5100 local 1801 or Viber us: 09177726466 (Ms. Claire) / 09175526466 (Ms. Lhor)

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The Bachelor of Arts in Political Science program program provides a comprehensive and comparative study of politics and governance in domestic and international affairs.

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Course overview.

The Bachelor of Arts in Political Science program provides a comprehensive and comparative study of politics and governance in domestic and international affairs. The program delves into understanding political ideas, institutions, behavior, and processes that prepare students for good citizenship and social and political action. The program prepares the students for a career involving political and administrative dynamics, public policy analysis, political relations, public finance, administration, and in law.

Core Subjects

Major subjects.

• Philosophy of Law
• Political Dynamics
• Issues in Philippine Constitution
• Great Political Theories
• Filipino Political Thoughts
• Philippine Political Parties, Movements and Interests Groups
• Philippine Local Govt. and Admin.
• Phil. Parliamentary Practices and Procedure
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• Qualitative Analysis of Political Data
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Eligibility and Requirements

College freshmen.

• An applicant who has completed Senior High School and has not taken any college course, or
• An applicant who has completed equivalent Secondary Education from any school abroad and has not taken any college course, or
• A passer of Alternative Learning System (ALS) with certification of eligibility to be admitted to college.

College Transferee

• An applicant who has taken college programs or units not more than 75% of his/her curriculum in other CHED recognized colleges or universities, or
• An applicant who has taken college programs or units not more than 75% of his/her curriculum in colleges or universities abroad, OR
• An applicant who has taken vocational or any special training in recognized colleges or universities abroad, OR
• An applicant who has officially enrolled in any degree or certificate programs after High School.

Second Course Taker

• An applicant who has completed any college degree from any CHEd recognized college or university, or
• An applicant who has completed any college degree from college or university abroad.

Admissions Policy

• Individuals applying for Admissions to the College as freshmen shall be covered by the Institutional policies and guidelines of this University (Student Handbook, Manual of Policies & Procedures of the OUR and other pertinent policies)
• Applicants must pass the interview to be administered by the Associate Dean or the concerned Department Chair in the absence of the former. Applicants should present the following:
• Interview Form from the Student Admissions Office; and
• Senior High School Report Card
• The Admissions GPA for shiftees is at least 2.00 or its equivalent
• Shiftees shall have no failing grade (academic and non-academic for BSY, PSY, JOU, COM, & PSY) in the last attended semester/term.
• Shifting Form from the Office of the Registrar or download from the school website; and
• Copy of grades from first year to last semester attended.
• In case of limited slots for shiftees, the College shall adopt competitive ranking of all shiftees in order to determine qualified applicants. The College shall announce the period where the applicants may submit the pertinent credentials and shall be informed thereafter.
• Applicants who do not meet the required GPA may be allowed Admissions to the Priority Courses (AB Philosophy, AB Development Studies and & AB Community Development).They shall be allowed to stay in any of those programs provided they do not incur failing grades for one academic year.
• Shiftees who have accumulated 24 failed units from their previous colleges may be admitted provided that they do not incur additional failing units in the College.
• Shiftees shall be classified according to the number of academic units completed from their previous programs/colleges.
• Other circumstances not covered by the preceding provisions shall be decided on by the Associate Dean or the concerned Department Chair in the absence of the former.

Transferees

• The Admissions GPA for transferees shall be at least 2.00 or its equivalent
• Transferees shall have no failing grade (academic and non-academic for BSY, PSY, JOU, COM, & PSY) in the last attended semester.
• Applicants should pass the interview to be administered by the Associate Dean or the concerned Department Chair in the absence of the former. Applicants should present the following:
• Transferee Form (Student Admissions Office); and
• Transcript of Records or Certificate of Grades from the last school attended
• Pass the DLSU-D Entrance Test
• In case of limited slots for transferees, the College shall adopt competitive ranking of all transferees in order to determine qualified applicants. The College shall announce the period where applicants may submit pertinent credentials and shall be informed thereafter.
• Applicants who do not meet the required GPA may be admitted to the Priority Courses (AB Philosophy, AB Development Studies and AB Community Development). They shall be allowed to stay in any of those programs provided they do not incur failing grades for one academic year.

Returnees/Re-enrollees

• Returning Students shall submit to the Office of the Associate Dean the duly accomplished form for returnees.
• Absence of at least two years shall result in the changing of the curriculum from the last attended academic year to the current curriculum.
• Returning students shall be allowed to return to their respective programs unless they have accumulated at least twenty four (24) failed units.

Crediting of subjects

• All GE subjects taken from any college of DLSU-D shall be credited.
• The crediting of minor subjects taken from other schools may be allowed provided that:
• The previous school is at par with the DLSU-D’s standards.
• The subjects to be credited shall be limited to 25% of the total number of units prescribed by the program curriculum of the University.
• In the event that the subjects to be credited have different course titles, the student shall be required to submit the course descriptions.

Retention Policy

• All shiftees and transferees, upon Admissions to the College, shall be placed under probation for one academic year.
• For shiftees and transferees, an accumulation of more than (6) failed units (academic and non-academic) from the year of Admissions to the College shall result in the removal from the program.
• For regular students, accumulation of twenty four (24) failed units shall result in the removal from the program (Institutional Policy).
• Students with less than 30* remaining units shall be allowed to finish their respective programs irrespective of the accumulated failed units.

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