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The course will inform and educate journalism students on labor migration, help them generate story ideas, and enable them to report and write/produce news stories that uphold professional and ethical standards of journalism. It will introduce students to international instruments and national laws for the protection of labor migrants and familiarize them with guidelines on labor migration reporting.
- Teacher: Renz Kevin Alcazar
Category: CAS
Survey of the major theories of personality and the theoretical and practical issues involved in the scientific study and understanding of personality formation and dynamics. This course also includes discussion of new theories of personality, mostly integration of existing
theories with consideration to cultural and social factors.
theories with consideration to cultural and social factors.
- Teacher: CAS_Imelda Filart
Category: CAS
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- Teacher: CCJ_Rivan Banosong
Category: CCJ
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- Teacher: Angelbert Cortes
Category: CAS
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- Teacher: CAS_Aljen Cabrera
Category: CAS
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- Teacher: CAS_Aljen Cabrera
Category: CAS
The course will examine the history, development, structure and efficacy of international human rights law. Students will investigate the framework of the United Nations and the Philippines relating to the protection and promotion of inter alia, the rights of minorities and indigenous people, women’s rights, the rights of migrants and refugees, cultural rights and the emerging field of environmental rights. Students will assess the remedies that exist for violations of human rights law in the various systems and examine practical case studies where relevant.
- Teacher: CCJ_Divine Grace Francisco
Category: CCJ
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- Teacher: CAS_Gil Ramos
Category: CAS
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- Teacher: CAS_Gil Ramos
Category: CAS
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- Teacher: CAS_Aljen Cabrera
Category: CAS
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- Teacher: CAS_Aljen Cabrera
Category: CAS
This course provides students with fundamental concepts in statistical analysis, research design, and causal inference as well as contemporary examples of how those concepts can be applied in the real world. The goal is to enable students to not only become sophisticated consumers of quantitative/qualitative research in political science but to enable them to conduct their own research using computerized data and software and to effectively present the results to others using tools and ideas from the course.
- Teacher: CAS_Elvira Pasagui
Category: CAS
This course provides students with fundamental concepts in statistical analysis, research design, and causal inference as well as contemporary examples of how those concepts can be applied in the real world. The goal is to enable students to not only become sophisticated consumers of quantitative/qualitative research in political science but to enable them to conduct their own research using computerized data and software and to effectively present the results to others using tools and ideas from the course.
- Teacher: CAS_Elvira Pasagui
Category: CAS
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- Teacher: Dan Louise Christian Ardemer
Category: Carmona Campus
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- Teacher: IC_Aisaiah Mark Lim
Category: Imus Campus
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Category: Department of Management
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Analysis of economic principles relating to the behavior of the consumer, firm and industry.
- Teacher: TMC_Excel Arididon
Category: Trece Martires Campus
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Category: Department of Management