Mathematics is a subject that is challenging enough to teach or learn in any level with unimpaired physical faculties. But what if the sense of sight is taken out?

The UC-ATTC degree and diploma/certificate collaboration, is a partnership between UC and the ATTC, under the auspices of the Global Skills Group, Pty. Ltd., an Australian consultant in the development of educational networking projects. The diploma/certificate programs of the ATTC in Information Technology, Business, Hospitality and Tourism, have been duly integrated and embedded in the UC degree programs, namely,: in UC's Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT), in UC's Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA), in UC's Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management (BSHM) and in UC's Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management (BSTM) degree programs. Thus, in one seamless learning process and time period, the student shall earn two (2) credentials, namely, a degree and a diploma/or a certificate, that, based on a curriculum jointly designed by UC and the ATTC, conforms to the Australian Qualification Framework (AQF).

A Baguio female teenager who had gone missing for months only to be found inside a sack dumped in a ravine with a fatal gunshot wound remained etched in the consciousness of Baguio school and city authorities that it called for concerted action in order to prevent the tragedy from happening all over again.

History tells us of seafarers that peopled the Philippines during pre-Hispanic times using a vessel called "balangay," the basis for the term "barangay" the Philippines' smallest political unit.

Collaboration, integration, standardization, regional relevance are but a few of the emerging criteria brought to Southeast Asian researchers whose outputs, it has been suggested, should be established in consideration of the homogeneity and common aspirations of the Southeast Asian (SEA) peoples.