Bataan Peninsula State University

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Bataan Peninsula State University
Pamantasang Pampamahalaan ng Tangway ng Bataan
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Traversing a Culture of Innovation
Former names
Bataan Polytechnic State College [1]
MottoQualitas Excelencia(Latin)
Motto in English
Quality Excellence
Type Provincial State university
Established1953;70 years ago (1953)
Academic affiliation
AACCUP
President Ruby B. Santos-Matibag (Elected 2023)
Vice-president
List
  • Rev. Fr. Edgardo S. Sigua (VP for Academic Affairs)
  • Monica T. Hipolito, MAEd (VP for Research, Extension & Training Services)
  • Joerald M. Gadia, MAPhilo (VP for Administration and Finance Services)
Director
List
  • Adrian C. Perdio, MAEd (Director Main campus)
  • Walter G. Valdez
    (Director Abucay campus)
  • Sisenando C. Masangcap Jr., MBA (Director Balanga campus)
  • Glenda D. Abad (Director Dinalupihan campus)
  • Digna M. De Guzman, MPA/MSW (Director Orani Campus)
Location
Capitol Compound, Balanga
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14°40′37″N120°31′43″E / 14.67684°N 120.52871°E / 14.67684; 120.52871
CampusUrban
Main campus:
Balanga, Bataan
Satellite campuses:
Newspaper The Defender
Website www.bpsu.edu.ph
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Location in Luzon
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Bataan Peninsula State University (Philippines)

Bataan Peninsula State University (BPSU) is one of the state universities in the province of Bataan, Philippines. It is a conglomeration of higher education institutions in Bataan.

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History

Before the conversion, BPSU had three campuses; two were located in the City of Balanga while the third was situated in Orani, Bataan. The passage of RA 9403 resulted in the expansion of BPSU's campuses as the Act integrated the Bataan State College in Dinalupihan and its satellite campus in Abucay. [1]

The Bataan Peninsula State University was established by Republic Act 9403 which was signed into law on 22 March 2007. [1]

In June 2008, the university made education more accessible to the residents of the towns of Bagac and Morong by establishing an extension in the Municipality of Bagac. The extension offers courses like BS Entrepreneurship, BS Hotel and Restaurant Management, first two years of Nursing, and General Engineering courses.[ citation needed ] In December 20, 2023, President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. signed the Republic Act 11969 officially elevating Bagac as BPSU's sixth campus [2] .

The university has three programs granted with Level 1 Accreditation from AACCUP. Fifty-six programs are scheduled for accreditation from 2008 to 2012. [3]

Campuses and locations

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References

  1. 1 2 3 "Republic Act No. 9403". Official Gazette of the Republic of the Philippines. 22 March 2007. Retrieved 12 May 2020.
  2. 1 2 "Republic Act No. 11969". Official Gazette of the Republic of the Philippines. 20 December 2023. Retrieved 28 December 2023.
  3. "Bachelor of Science in Information Technology major in Network and Web Application".