HistoryIn 1960, the Graduate School of the then Northwestern College was opened with the late Dr. Vedasto J. Samonte as the first dean. Permits and Government Recognition for the degree Master of Arts in Education (MAED) major in Administration and Supervision and MAED in Guidance Counseling were granted. In 1962, Government Recognition for these two programs was given. When Northwestern became a University in 1992, Doctor of Philosophy major in Development Education received Government Recognition. Permits were granted to the University in 1993 for the following programs: MA in Public Administration (MAPA); MA in Nursing (MAN); and MA in Business Administration (MBA). Other major areas in MAEd were offered: Filipino, English Language Teaching; Mathematics Teaching; and Comparative Literature. In 1994, the Doctor of Education major in Educational Management and the three masters degree programs, MAPA, MAN, and MBA were granted Government Recognition. MAEd major in ECE was later offered in 1998. On November 22, 1999, MAEd was granted Level I Accreditation by PACU-COA. Objectives
Course OfferingsDoctor of Philosophy major in Development Education Level IV PACUCOA Accredited Level III PACUCOA Accredited Master of Arts in Nursing major in Maternal and Child Nursing |