Undergraduate Programs

We are committed to providing you with a well-rounded Miriam College education that blends academic competence with social awareness and involvement, and spiritual formation. Our students are exposed to a variety of activities designed to meet their varied interests and needs.

For those seeking alternative learning opportunities, students may opt to participate in our academic exchanges, study tours, short-term programs, conferences, trainings, and seminars. Other outstanding features include our unique courses of study, academically competent professors, a vibrant community, our family-like environment, and a clean and green campus.

Vibrant Community Life

We provide an environment that nurtures camaraderie, belongingness, and a feeling of home that will make you want to come back long after you’ve earned your diploma.

Learning by Experience

Experience is how you will learn best at MC, giving you that confidence to pursue your chosen careers.

Quality programs and courses

We offer strong and relevant programs with specializations that prepare you well in your chosen field.

PROGRAM OFFERINGS

Learn more about our programs below

ACCOUNTANCY

BS Accountancy

BS Accounting Information System

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

BS Business Administration

major in Financial Management, Human Resource Management, or Marketing Management

Associate in Business Management

(2 year program)

COMMUNICATION

BA Communication

DESIGN

Bachelor of Design

Major tracks in Interior + Public Spaces, Product Innovation, Sustainable Wear, or Visual Communication

DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES

Associate in Digital Technologies

2 year program

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

BS Entrepreneurship

double major in Sustainable Food Management and Sustainable Product Design Development

Associate in International Culinary Arts

(2 year program)

major in International Politics and Peace Studies or major in Development Studies and Gender Studies

TOURISM MANAGEMENT

BS Tourism Management

major in Sustainable Food Management

PSYCHOLOGY

BA Psychology

BS Psychology

Education without borders

The current goal of MC is to provide a learning space and mode of delivery for students to continue their education, in the form of an online campus. It acknowledges that its students are currently located in various learning contexts; hence, the program offerings have been redesigned with versatility and flexibility as the main features of its content and mode of delivery.

The Higher Education Unit will continue with online learning delivery mode next SY, 2021-2022.

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Courses

There are two areas of academic study required for a student to graduate from Miriam College: major courses and general education courses.

Major Courses

Major courses will give you the knowledge and hands-on experience necessary to succeed in your chosen program. Major courses includes the program's basic courses, core courses, and electives. Each program has its required number of units. Please visit your chosen program page to see the number of units it requires.

General Education

General education classes will prepare you with a sound academic foundation in several disciplines, including english, math, science, history, language, communications, fine arts, physical education, and the National Service and Training Program (NSTP). This includes the Commission on Higher Education's (CHED) GE courses and MC's GE courses.

MC students are required to take these courses regardless of the program they are taking. Most students take these courses on their first two years in the college.

Faculty

The faculty at Miriam College stand out in many ways. Our professors are industry experts who bring a wealth of experience and are active supporters of the school's advocacy programs. Majority of the faculty have earned their doctorates and master degrees.

Miriam Advocacy Centers

Our pioneering efforts for the promotion of our core values make us truly exceptional. We are a leading advocate for the promotion of truth, justice, peace, women’s rights, and the integrity of creation through our Miriam Advocacy Centers (MACs): Environmental Studies Institute (ESI), Center for Peace Education (CPE), and Women and Gender Institute (WAGI). Through the years, the MACs have contributed immensely to curriculum development, research and training, policy analysis and advocacy, community outreach and networking. Thus, your educational experience becomes even more meaningful by extending learning beyond the classroom to give you a broader appreciation of your discipline and an enhanced sense of civic responsibility and awareness of social realities.

CPE

Center for Peace Education

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ESI

Environmental Studies Institute

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WAGI

Women and Gender Institute

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