The iPeople schools will launch a network-wide voter education caravan to raise awareness of the importance of exercising the right of suffrage among the youth and to encourage them and those within their immediate communities to actively participate in the national elections in 2022.

Aside from earning a degree and preparing for a certain profession, college has always been synonymous with the exciting period of exploration of hobbies and interests, sports, the Arts, and other activities that can develop and expand the potential of students.

Dr. Dante L. Silva, Program Chair of the Bachelor of Science in Construction Engineering and Management (BSCEM) of Mapúa University’s School of Civil, Environmental, and Geological Engineering (SCEGE), and BSCEM students Ronissa Ann Gallardo, Jayrald Misiera, and Clarissa May Camposano were awarded with “Certificate of Merit” in the 28th World Congress on Engineering (WCE 2021)

The Commission on Elections (COMELEC) is expecting around 60 million voters this coming 2022 national elections. While the COMELEC already exceeded the target of newly registered voters at about 5.3 million, the real challenge is having the same number of people go to precincts on May 9, 2022, to vote.

As a leading Philippine educational institution, Mapúa University sees its reputable engineering education as contributor to increasing the number of health professionals who have been identified as invaluable during the COVID-19 crisis, particularly its Biological Engineering program, which contributes to the production of biological engineers.

Equipping more young learners with strong foundational skills to prepare them for college and future careers, Mapúa University’s Senior High School expands its academic offering with the Arts and Design track.