Statement of Vision and Mission
The University of the Assumption, a Catholic Archdiocesan University, envisions itself as an evangelized and evangelizing community through the integral development of the individual by way of excellence in instruction, research, and extension services.
Guided by the life and teachings of Christ and inspired by the example and intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Assumed into Heaven, the University commits to undertake its mission through:
Christian Formation (Virtus) - The University of the Assumption seeks to form a community of disciples and to develop a community of apostles where all the members are enlightened and purified by the Gospel values filled with zeal for the transformation of their immediate communities, Pampanga, and the Philippines.
Academic Excellence (Scientia) - The University of the Assumption seeks to lead students gain world-class competence in the area they can best utilize their human talents and resources through well-planned academic programs, effective and efficient instruction, quality support services and functional research.
Community Services (Communitas) - The University of the Assumption seeks to assume leadership in community development through active involvement in current religious, economic, political, socio-cultural, and ecological concerns of the nation and of the world.
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