University of Southern Philippines Foundation

Name of the University : University of Southern Philippines Foundation

Legal Status : Foundation University

Year Founded : 1927

Address : Salinas Drive, Lahug, Cebu City

6000 Philippines

Phone : (032) 4148773

Fax : (032) 4147772

Website : www.uspf.edu.ph

Profile

The University of Southern Philippines Foundation was founded by men and women who felt the need of establishing a private, non – sectarian educational institution that would offer relatively high standards of instruction within the reach of the average man in the community. These men and women were: Agustin Jereza, a Civil Engineer from the State University of Iowa; Virgilio Gonzales, a doctor of medicine from the University of the Philippines; Miguel Sanson, a practicing attorney; Mrs. Natividad Villa – Albino, a school teacher; Felipe Ouano, Fructouso Ramos, and Hipolito Andrada, businessmen; and Dr. Jose Mirasol, a chemist and a former dean of the Cebu Junior College, then the Cebu branch of the University of the Philippines. Dr. Mirasol served as the first director of the school.

The University of Southern Philippines Foundation was first called Southern Institute at the time it was founded in 1927. In 1959, the stockholders agreed to dissolve the original stock corporation and converted USP into a non-stock, non-profit foundation. In May 28, 1959, it was officially registered with SEC as foundation.

Envisioning the eventual congestion at the Mabini Campus and noting the trend of dispersal among educational institution to the suburbs, the founder, in 1962, established the USP Lahug Campus which located in Salinas Drive. The Lahug Campus is now the main campus of the university. Since then, USPF has grown in leaps and bounds in various fields. It has produced countless champions, achievers and topnotchers as well as professionals who have made USPF as premiere school in central and Southern Visayas. Various USPians have made names in the field of sports and athletics, accountancy, social work and engineering. For 61 years as a university and 83 years as an academic institution, the University of Southern Philippines Foundation has served the nation by producing professionals in different fields of specialization thereby making USPF

Curricular Offerings

GRADUATE PROGRAMS

Doctor of Education Major in: Educational Management Master of Science in Social Work Major in: Social Work Administration Social Work Education Social Work Practice Human Service Organization Management

Master of Arts in Education Major in: Early Childhood Education


Science Education Math Education Computer Education English and Literature Special Education Physical Education Educational Management Elementary Education Curriculum and Instruction

COLLEGE OF LAW Bachelor of Laws

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

Bachelor of Science In Pharmacy major in: Clinical/ Hospital Pharmacy Manufacturing Pharmacy Community / Retail Pharmacy

Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE

Bachelor of Science in Architecture Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications Engineering Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Bachelor of Science in Geodetic Engineering Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineering

COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES Bachelor of Science major in: General Science

Psychology Mathematics Bachelor of Arts, major in:

Communication

Literature

Library Science English Music Political Science Biology Bachelor of Science in Social Work Associate in Hotel & Restaurant Service Technology Diploma in Community Development

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Bachelor of Secondary Education, major in : English Computer Education General Sciences Biological Sciences Bio-Chemistry Bachelor of Elementary Education with area of concentration in English

Special Education

Diploma in Professional Education Diploma in Special Education

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT

Bachelor of Science in Commerce, major in Entrepreneurship Bachelor of Science in Commerce, major in Management Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Financial Management Bachelor of Science in Office Administration Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management Bachelor of Science in Travel Management Associate in Office Administration



COLLEGE OF ACCOUNTANCY

Bachelor of Science in Accountancy Bachelor of Science in Accounting Technology Associate in Accounting Technology

COLLEGE OF NURSING


Bachelor of Science in Nursing

COLLEGE OF COMPUTER STUDIES

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering Associate in Computer Technology

LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER (TESDA ACCREDITED PROGRAMS)

International Caregiving and Home Management Course House Keeping NC II Bar Tending NC II Food and Beverage Service NCII Commercial Cooking NCII Bread and Pastry Production NC II Barista Front Office NC II Call Center Agent Training Program

PRESCHOOL, ELEMENTARY AND HIGHSCHOOL


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