Guidance Faculty

Lorelie Vinluan, MA.Ed.

(Doctorate Student)

( Head of the Division of Educational Leadership and Professional Services)

Dr. Leticia Peñano- Ho

(Guidance Professor, Clinical Psychologist/ Neurotherapist)

( Former Dean of the UP College of Education)

Dr. Ligaya de Guzman

( Guidance Professor )

(UP College of Education Secretary)

Dr. Cleofe Chi

(Guidance Professor)

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College of Education- Organization

Dean: Dr. Vivien Talisayon
College Secretary: Dr. Ligaya De Guzman


1. Division of Curriculum & Instruction (DCI): Dr. Mildred S. Ganaden


1.1 Curriculum Studies & Educational Foundation: Dr. Robin Soria

Curriculum Studies
Celia T. Adriano
Amelia C. Fajardo
Virgilio U. Manzano
Greg T. Pawilen

Educational Foundation
Julian E. Abuso
Maricris B. Muega-Acido
Grace S. Koo
Michael G. Muega
Liza Marie C. Olegario
Robin Soria+


1.2 Health Education, Science Education, & Social Studies: Dr. Rosanelia T. Yangco

Health Education
Arsenia M. Basoc
Ma. Lourdes H. Pacaldo
Evangeline M. Zalamea

Science Education
Mildred S. Ganaden
Crescencia C. Joaquin
Nympha B. Joaquin (on-leave)
Vivien M. Talisayon
Rosanelia T. Yangco

Social Studies Education
Mabuhay Alonzo
Celinia E. Balonzo

1.3 Reading, Teaching in the Early Grades, Art & Language: Dr. Felicitas E. Pado

Art Education
Catherine Q. De Leon


Language Education
Rosario I. Alonzo
Lourdes R. Baetiong
Lorenzo Q. Orillos
Marietta R. Otero

Reading Education
Nemah N. Hermosa
Dina-Joana S. Ocampo-Cristobal
Portia P. Padilla
Victor A. Villanueva

Teaching in the Early Grades
Leonor E. Diaz (on-leave)
Ma. Victoria R. Mendigo (on-leave)
Felicitas E. Pado

1.4 Special Education: Dr. Mercedes P. Adorio

Georgina D. Arreza
M. Therese Angeline B. Bustos
Erlinda F. Camara
Edilberto I. Dizon
Susan G. Ealdama
Darlene D. Echavia
Irene C. Oael

2. Division of Educational Leadership & Professional Services (DELPS): Lorelei R. Vinluan

Counselor Education
Cleofe L. Chi
Ligaya S. De Guzman
Leticia Penano-Ho
Lorelei R. Vinluan

Educational Administration
Jeremias T. Leones

Educational Technology
Hector John T. Manaligod
Elenita N. Que

Research & Evaluation
Fe Josefa G. Nava

Lecturers
Amelia Biglete
Antoinette Bass-Hernandez
Antonia Blanca
Ernesto Bumatay
Lorna Lois L. De Vera
Lina B. Diaz de Rivera
Rosary Carmel E. Fua
Mary Sylvette T. Gunigundo
Charina Joyce D. Kanoy
Angelito Manalili
Editha Marcelo
Ana Quimbo
Annabelle Sangalang
Luze-Sol A. Vidal

UPIS Faculty
Ma. Yvette C. Alcazar
Portia Dimabuyu
Edwehna P. Gayon
Zosima S. Medrano
Sheryl Lyn C. Monterola
Anthony Joseph C. Ocampo
Leonila T. Reyes
Catalina S. Salazar
Roselle J. Velasquez
Aurora C. Zuniga
Professor Emeritus
Milagros D. Ibe

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Guidance Laboratory

The laboratory serves as a training ground for theoretical guidance courses, practicum and internship. Facilities include a sound-controlled counseling room, a testing room, guidance records, psychological tests and counseling protocols, printed materials and shelves for an occupational library, and tape recorders for practicum courses in counseling.

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Graduate Admission

Graduate Admission

Bachelor degree holders may apply for admission to the master's programs of their choice. Interested parties should accomplish the application form and submit the requirements to the Graduate Studies Office. Doctoral program applicants will have to pass the Doctoral Admissions Test (DATE). These applications will be reviewed by the faculty. Qualified applicants will be notified by mail.

For more information, contact the Graduate Admissions Office at (+632) 920 5301 local 6492 or email gradstudies@ced.upd.edu.ph

Master of Art (Education)
All new master's students are admitted provisionally until they have satisfied the following requirements:

• for fulltime students, completion of at least 9 units during the first semester of enrollment with a general weighted average of"2.0" or better.
• for part-time students, completion of at least 9 units during the first year of enrollment with a general weighted average of "2.0" or better.
  

Doctor of Philosophy (Education)
Doctoral students are required to take and pass the Doctoral Admission Test in Education (D.A.T.E.) before they are admitted provisionally for a period of one semester course work or its equivalent, after which said credits are evaluated. For formal admission to the doctoral program, a student must have a grade of "2.0" or better for each subject and a general weighted average of "1.75" or better.

Document Requirements

• Original copies of your Official Transcript of Records (undergraduate and graduate work, if any) plus three (3) photocopies. The University does not accept OTR's with the following notations: FOR EMPLOYMENT PURPOSES, FOR REFERENCE, NOT VALID FOR TRANSFER, INFORMATIVE COPY, FOR STUDENT COPY, etc.
• Accomplished application forms (2 sets)
  Official receipt of application fee of PhP500.00/US$25.00 (paid to the U.P. Cashier, U.P. Diliman, Quezon City)
• Three (3) letters of recommendation or references form former professors and/or current employers
• Five (5) copies of 2"x2" recent picture
• Original Birth Certificate plus one (1) photocopy
• Original Marriage Contract plus one (1) photocopy (if female is married)
• Self-addressed, stamped envelope (SASE)
• Permit to study (if currently employed)
• Official copy of the results of your Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) examination. (for foreign applicants whose native language or whose medium of instruction is not English).
  

COMPLETED APPLICATION TO THE GRADUATE PROGRAMS MUST BE SUBMITTED AT LEAST TWO MONTHS BEFORE THE REGULAR ENROLLMENT PERIOD.

Financial Requirements

Tuition: PhP 500 per graduate unit

Miscellaneous: PhP1015.00 (for the regular semesters) PhP615.00 (for the summer term)

Entrance Fee Deposit: PhP 130

Student Fund: PhP 46.50

These fees are subject to change.

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Graduate Programs

Graduate Programs

The college offers graduate studies leading to the degrees of Master of Art (Education) and Doctor of Philosophy (Education).

The general rules and regulations of the University governing graduate programs apply to the master?s and doctoral programs unless otherwise below.

Master of Art (Education)
The MA (Education) is a graduate program geared basically for professional advancement of teacher and other education personnel.

Areas of specialization

Art Education
Biology Education
Chemistry Education
Counselor Education
Education Psychology
Education Technology
Educational Administration
Environmental Education
Guidance
Health Education
Language Education
Mathematics Education
Non-formal Education
Research and Evaluation
Social Studies
Special Education
Teaching in the Early Grade (k-2)

Curricular Framework

Type of Course
Major Courses: 15- 18
Research: 6 units
Educational Foundations: 3 units
Cognates: 6 units
Electives: 3 units
Thesis: 6 units

Doctor of Philosophy (Education)
The PhD (Education) is a research degree confirmed in recognition of a candidate?s command of a broad field of academic and research knowledge and of his ability to initiate, recognize, and pursue the investigation of an original problem which is based upon or contributes to a body of theory related to the field of education.

Areas of specialization
Anthropology/Sociology of Education
Biology Education
Chemistry Education
Counselor Education
Educational Administration
Educational Psychology
History & Philosophy of Education
Language Education
Mathematics Education
Physics Education
Reading Education
Research and Evaluation
Social Studies Education
Special Education

Curricular Framework

Type of Course
Major Courses: 18- 21
Research: 6 units
Educational Foundations: 3 -6 units
Cognates: 6-9 units
Electives: 3-6 units
Dissertation- 12 units
Comprehensive exam: 0 units

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