Mapúa University has initiated an online kapihan that encourages informal healthy conversations within its community to help students and professors manage their stress and anxiety amid the ongoing pandemic.

Balancing work and academic life is not easy. This is why some working professionals opt to do it online in order for them to properly balance their time for work and academic life.

Mapúa University’s forward-looking perspective for its education has brought many successes to the institution. Attesting to this are the programs and innovations it has continuously offered and delivered for its stakeholders around the world despite challenges, and the global recognitions it has received in the years leading to its 96th founding anniversary. From transforming itself into a Digital, Research-Driven, Outcomes-Based, International Domain (DROID) in 2017, to moving up as a 4 Stars-rated University by London’s Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) in 2020, the University has evolved, flourished, and risen into an academic institution of a very high caliber in Asia. As it marks a new milestone in its illustrious history of excellence, the University will start a celebration called Renaissance Mapúa.

Mapúa University remains one of the leading higher education institutions in the Philippines. For decades, it has established its integrity as one of the country’s prominent education institutions that effectively equip students to become drivers of social development.

Mapúa University’s training arm Center for Continuing Education and Special Competencies (CCESC) offers new sets of training programs to support students and professionals in pursuit of expertise and career growth.

Carvey Ehren Maigue never imagined that fighting climate change would result in an invention that would change his life.