UC is CHEd-delivering institution of graduate scholarships for K to 12 transition period
The Commission on Higher Education (CHEd) identified the University of the Cordilleras as a delivering higher education institution (DHEI) of graduate scholarships under the commission’s faculty and staff development program in the K-12 transition period.
CHED grants UC “Autonomous Status” anew
The University of the Cordilleras has been granted Autonomous Status by the Commission on Higher Education, as per CHED CMO No. 12, series of 2019 released this October. UC is among only 68 private higher education institutions in the country, and among the three universities in Baguio City, to be granted this status.
The UC Quality Policy
The University of the Cordilleras is committed to exceed customer requirements through continuous improvement of all its processes in the facets of instruction, research, curriculum design/development and extension duly performed by committed personnel and comply with institutional, statutory and regulatory requirements that are applicable to its educational services.
UC-ITCS, Awarded 3rd Place in the ERPSim Competition Philippines
Participants: Darwin Dale A. Agustin (BSIT), John Paul D. Ayaoan (BSIT), Josh Adrian L. Culbengan (BSIT),Melinda A. Beninsig (Adviser) ERPSim Competition Philippines held November 20, 2020
Reservation for Incoming Grade School, Junior High School & Senior High School
To Reserve: fill out Google forms by typing the following link/s on your browser • Grade School & Junior High School: https://bit.ly/uc-gsjhs-admission • Senior High School: https://bit.ly/uc-shs-admission
UC News
MORE UC NEWSDr. Christian T. Pascual of the College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE) has recently been appointed as a member of the prestigious Career Progression and Specialization Program and Credit Accumulation and Transfer System (CPSP-CATS) committee of criminology by virtue of the Professional Regulation Commission resolution no. 1316 series of 2021.
The Geospatial Assessment and Modelling of Urban Heat Islands in Philippine Cities (Project GUHeat) aims to assess the development of urban heat islands in rapidly urbanizing and highly urbanized cities in the Philippines and develop models for estimating land surface temperatures (LST) and predicting urban heat islands (UHIs) by relating LST with environmental factors including land use - land cover distribution. This project is funded by the Innovation Council (Philippine Council for Industry, Energy, & Emerging Technology Research & Development of DOST (DOST-PCIEERD) and is implemented by the University of the Philippines Training Center for Applied Geodesy and Photogrammetry (UP TCAGP).
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UC Announcements
MORE UC ANNOUNCEMENTS- UC SHS Reservation Guidelines for SY 2021-2022
- UC GS-JHS Reservation Guidelines for SY 2021-2022
- Career Pathing 2021 by the UC Integrated School
- 2020 Employees' Service Awards
- Enrollment for 2nd Semester & 2nd Trimester SY 2020-2021 - All Year Levels Transferees & Shifters
- Fulbright Philippines U.S. Scholarships Virtual Roadshow
- UC's 17th University Day
- UC Green is In! 2020-2021 Schedule of Activities
- Grisilience: Grit and Resilience Towards Triumph
- An Invitation: UC's virtual celebration of the 75th anniversary of the United Nations
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