Snippets of Tarlac State University
- Ohio State University, USA has deemed Tarlac State University’s PhD as equivalent to a USA PhD (See http://gradadmissions.osu.edu/profile/Philippines.pdf)
- TSU has on-going international exchanges with universities world-wide: Troy University in Alabama, USA, Busan Presbyterian University, Busan, South Korea (See http://www.tsu.edu.ph/intl/index.asp) and Health Care Management International, Singapore (See http://www.hcmieducation.com/index.htm)
- HKMA (Hong Kong Management Association) has organized for officers of the Hong Kong Police Force, the Fire Services Department, the Customs and Excise Department, the Independent Commission on Anti-Corruption etc. to pursue Tarlac State University’s Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice (See http://www.hkma.org.hk/program/program_next.asp?prog_no=ADCJ&prog_cat=APD&ver_type=E)
- Hong Kong Police Department congratulated two of its Police Constables PC Chow Tai-Man and PC Tso Man-Ting for earning Tarlac State University’s Bachelor Degree of Science in Criminal Justice after 3 years of study with the Hong Kong Lifelong College (See http://www.police.gov.hk/offbeat/896/eng/n25.htm)
- A paper published by Steven Hung Chung Fun of Tarlac State University (Entitled: HKSAR Education Policy and Social Class Stratification: a Historical Comparative Analysis with the Theories of the State) is currently in the collection of LSE (London School of Economics and Political Science) under the Collection of CCPN (China in Comparative Perspective Network) (See http://www.lse.ac.uk/collections/CCPN/pdf/Social%20Inequality%20and%20Social%20Change.pdf)
- Information on Tarlac State University can be accessed via Philippines Embassy of Malaysia website at http://www.philembassykl.org.my/. Click on Commission on Higher Education link and search for Tarlac State University.
- Satellite images of Tarlac State University can be accessed at http://maps.google.com.my/maps?hl=en&tab=wl by keying in the search for Tarlac State University
- Tarlac State University is one of 25 institutions in the Philippines designated as members of the Depository Library Program of the ADB (Asian Development Bank) (See http://www.adb.org/Publications/Depositories/PHI.asp and http://www.adb.org/Documents/Others/Catalog/2009/Pub-Cat-Mar-09.pdf)
- Status of CIBAC (Citizens Battle Against Corruption) Fund with hospitals as of May 2008 for the 14th Congress is published at http://www.congress.gov.ph/pdaf/profile/details/villanueva_details.pdf. Tarlac State University is one among the 20+ Philippines universities that enroll CIBAC Scholars.
- Tarlac State University is a founding member of CLIERDEC (Central Luzon Industry and Energy Research and Development Consortium), the Region III Consortium of PCIERD (Philippine Council for Industry and Energy Research and Development). (See http://202.90.141.226/publication/TSL/TSL1.pdf)
- The University of Sheffield, UK advises its graduating students who wish to do further study overseas to verify the accredited status of universities before enrolling. For universities in Asia and the Pacific region, it advices students to ensure that such universities are listed in AUAP (Association of Universities of Asia and the Pacific). TSU is listed in AUAP (See http://www.careers.dept.shef.ac.uk/infotree/StudyingOverseas.php)
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