Olivarez College Center for Research and Publication

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In the Philippines, research is vital because it fosters economic growth, knowledge creation, and global competitiveness. It supports the development of curriculum, the application of outcome-based learning, and raising educational standards. Similarly, the main goals of research into education are to investigate issues related to education and attempt to offer potential solutions.

In addition, faculty members must realize the impact of doing research not only on their careers but also on society as a whole. The goal of this research forum is to bring together the Dean, research director, and faculty to discuss issues and ideas relating to "The State of Research in Philippine Higher Education Institutions". In celebration of the 48th founding anniversary of OlivarezCollege Paranaque , the Olivarez College Center for Research and Publication is inviting educational institutions to attend the 5th Invitational Research Forum.

Institutional Research Agenda Orientation puts forth research questions that have significance for advancing and influencing an academic field or discipline.

Dr Estella Garcia

Getting to the heart of NTP Engagement in Research and the Influential Role of HRD Director for Staff Development

Thank you Dir. Rein Oliva

Congratulations for the successful institutional research seminar. Research projects are an important tool for both instructing students and assessing whether they have developed critical knowledge and skills for career success in a 21st century world.

Developing, maintaining, and sustaining undergraduate research initiatives can benefit academic institutions, faculty mentors, and students. As the world evolves, more research is required to advance knowledge and innovation in all fields. This implies that students must be prepared for today's knowledge-driven world.

International Dissemination and Publication

Research Capability Building
"it's the TEACHERS that makes the difference not the classroom "