Mapúa Institute of Technology is a private institution for higher learning and is considered as the biggest and premier technological school in the Philippines. It has campuses in Intramuros, Manila, and in Makati City and runs Malayan Colleges Laguna (MCL) in Southern Luzon and Malayan High School of Science (MHSS) in Pandacan, Manila. Mapúa unceasingly fosters its tradition of excellence in engineering, architecture, information technology (IT), business, and social sciences education. It has embarked on a journey to develop progressive, innovative approaches that champion the use of technology in honing the students’ skills. Mapúa has strategized an advancement of its game plan for the challenges and opportunities in the coming years with DROID, which refers to Mapúa becoming a digital, research-driven, outcomes-based, and international domain, summarizing its response to globalization and the explosion of knowledge.

The first school in the entire Southeast Asia to be granted accreditation by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET (www.abet.org) for eight of its engineering programs:

and is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET for two of its computing programs:

Programs accredited by PTC-ACBET:

Granted ISO 9001:2008As part of its continuous quality improvement efforts, the Institute had pursued an ISO certification to ensure consistency and high standards in all its operating practices. On September 30, 2014, Mapúa was granted an ISO certification (ISO 9001:2008 (QMS).

Consistently produced more than 270 board topnotchers since 2002 with six sterling No. 1s in the EE, ME, CE, ChE, Sanitary Engineering, and Geology licensure examinations in 2014.

Programs recognized as Centers of Excellence by CHED: CE, EE, ECE, ME, EnSE, IT, CpE, ChE; Center of Development: IE

ABOUT MAPÚA MAPÚA

AT A GLANCE

� Chemical Engineering

� Civil Engineering

� Computer Engineering

� Electrical Engineering

� Electronics Engineering

� Environmental and

Sanitary Engineering

� Industrial Engineering

� Mechanical Engineering

� Industrial Engineering

� Civil Engineering

� Electrical Engineering

� Electronics Engineering

� Chemical Engineering

� Computer Engineering

� Environmental and

Sanitary Engineering

� Mechanical Engineering

� Computer Science

� Information Technology

ENGINEERINGA N D SCIENCES

ENGINEERINGM A N A G E M E N T

ARCHITECTUREA N D DESIGN

� Biological Engineering � Chemical Engineering � Chemistry � Civil Engineering � Computer Engineering � Electrical Engineering � Electronics Engineering � Environmental and

Sanitary Engineering � Geology � Industrial Engineering � Manufacturing Engineering � Materials Science

and Engineering � Mechanical Engineering

� Construction Engineering and Management � Management Science

and Engineering � Service Engineering

and Management

� Architecture � Industrial Design � Interior Design

HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

MULTIMEDIAAND VISUAL ARTS

� AB Psychology � BS Psychology � Technical Communication � Education Technology

� Multimedia Arts and Sciences � Bachelor of Fine Arts in

Digital Cinema

INFORMATIONT E C H N O L O G Y

BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT

� Computer Science � Information Technology � Information Systems

� Accountancy � Business Administration � Entrepreneurship � Hotel and Restaurant Management

GRADUATEP R O G R A M S

� Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry � Doctor of Philosophy in

Electronics Engineering � Doctor of Philosophy in

Environmental Engineering � Doctor of Philosophy

in Materials Science and Engineering � Doctor of Philosophy in

Chemical Engineering � Master of Engineering � Masters in Multimedia Arts � Master of Arts

in Psychology � Master of Science

in Architecture � Master of Science in

Biological engineering � Master of Science in

Environmental Engineering � Master of Science

in Chemistry � Master of Science

in Geoinformatics

� Master of Science in Chemical Engineering � Master of Science in

Civil Engineering � Master of Science in

Computer Engineering � Master of Science in

Computer Science � Master of Science in

Electronics Engineering � Master of Science in

Electrical Engineering � Master of Science in

Engineering Management � Master of Science in

Industrial Engineering � Master of Science in

Mechanical Engineering � Master of Science in

Materials Science and Engineering � Diploma in

Power Electronics

DOUBLE DEGREEP R O G R A M S

� Biological Engineering and Chemistry � Civil Engineering and

Environmental and Sanitary Engineering � Chemical Engineering

and Chemistry � Geological Science

and Engineering

JOINTP R O G R A M S

� B.S. in Electrical Engineering - M.S. in Electrical Engineering

� B.S. in Chemical Engineering - Chemistry - M.S. in Chemistry

� B.S. in Chemical Engineering - Chemistry - M.S. in Environmental Engineering

� B.S. in Civil Engineering - M.S. in Construction Engineering

� B.S. in Chemical Engineering - M.S. in Environmental Engineering

� B.S. in Chemical Engineering - M.S. in Materials Science and Engineering

� B.S. in Computer Engineering - M.S. in Computer Engineering

� B.S. in Electronics Engineering - M.S. in Electronics Engineering

� B.S. in Electronics Engineering - M.S. in Materials Science and Engineering

� M.S. in Environmental Engineering - Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering

SCHOLARSHIPS

Scholarships, academic grants, and financial aids are available to academically deserving, creatively gifted, and financially challenged students of Mapúa Institute of Technology. Scholarship grants for undergraduate studies are sponsored by the Mapúa administration, private companies, foundations, alumni associations, government agencies, and other entities. Applicants are screened by the Institute’s Center for Scholarships and Financial Assistance.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS

Name of Programs Qualifications Benefits

Income-Based Financial Assistance Program (IBFAP) *Students from public schools are prioritized

• Incoming freshmen starting Batch 2008• Combined annual family income of not more than P500,000• Must obtain a score of not lower than 60% in the Mapúa Scholastic Aptitude Examination (MSAE) • Must maintain a GPA of 2.75 per term• No shifting to another program• No failing grade in any course

• 40% discount on tuition

Student Assistantship • Open to currently enrolled second, third, and fourth-year students• Academic status should be “OK’”• Shall render work for a maximum of 24 hours/week at assigned offices/depart- ments. Combined class and duty hours should not exceed 12 hours per day• Must work for a maximum of 8 hours a day during term breaks and non-class days

• Minimum wage allowance

YGC Promotional Discount • Incoming freshmen starting Batch 2008• Must pass the MSAE• At least one parent is a regular employee of any YGC company/subsidiary

• 40% discount on tuition

Sibling Discount* • Open to students belonging to Batch 2011 onwards • Applicants can avail of the discount provided that their siblings are enrolled with them• Applicants availing of the discount must not be under any other Mapúa-sponsored scholarship/financial assistance/discount (FAMIT/MITLU/NFMS/YGC Promo) program.

• 2nd child – 15% discount • 3rd child – 25% discount • 4th and succeeding children – 50% discount

*Discount is on tuition only

Name of Scholarship Qualifications Benefits

E.T. Yuchengco Institutional Scholarship*

• Must obtain a rating of not lower than 80% in the MSAE • Must pass the scholarship examination and panel interview• Must maintain a CQWA of 2.00 per quarter or higher • No failing grade in any course/subject

• Free tuition and miscellaneous fees for the entire duration of the program • Quarterly stipend of P5,000• Quarterly book allowance of P3,000

Don Tomas Mapúa Scholarship*

• Valedictorian or salutatorian graduate from a batch of at least 60 students• No failing grade in any course/subject• Must comply with the requirements set by Admissions Office

• Full (for valedictorian) or half (for salutatorian) tuition for two quarters only

Academic Scholarship • Must obtain a weighted grade average of 1.00 to 1.75 every quarter• Currently enrolled student• Must have an academic load of not less than 10 units• No failing grade in any course/subject

• Full (for highest credit grade of 1.00 to 1.50) or half (for credit average grade of 1.51 to 1.75) tuition

Athletic Scholarship* • For athletes representing Mapúa in the NCAA & other athletic meets• Must comply with the requirements set by Mapúa Athletics Department

• Full tuition including miscellaneous

Cheerleader Scholarship • For cheerleaders representing Mapúa in the NCAA & other athletic meets• Must comply with the requirements set by Mapúa Athletics Department

• 50% of the total charges

P.D. 577 Scholarship* • Dependents of military personnel who died/are incapacitated in the line of duty since September 21, 1972• Must comply with the requirements set by the Center for Scholarships and Financial Assistance

• Full tuition

The New Builder Scholarship • Must not be under any scholarship sponsored by Mapúa• The Editor-in-Chief & four staff members of The New Builder, the official student publication of Mapúa• Must comply with the requirements set by The New Builder

• Editor: Full tuition including miscellaneous• Staff: Full tuition

MAPÚA-SPONSORED SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS Sponsored by Private Agencies/Companies/Foundation

• Air Lift Asia Foundation• Aboitiz Equity Ventures• Analog Devices, Inc.• AY Foundation, Inc.• Essilor Manufacturing Phils, Inc.• Fujitsu Philippines Scholarship Program• Megaworld Foundation,Inc.• Megaworld-FilChi Scholarship• Mines and Geoscience Bureau• Modair Manila Co. Ltd. Inc.• Petron Corporation• Petron Foundation• Philippine Development Foundation (SuperFund Scholarships)• PHINMA Foundation, Inc.• Cardno Emerging Markets Services (Phils.) Inc.• Maeda Road Construction Co. Ltd

Sponsored by Mapúa Alumni and Alumni Associations

• Chiqui Escareal-Go Scholarship Program (CEG)• Guinhawa Family Scholarship• Mapúa Alumni Association • Alberta Chapter (MAAAC)• Mapúa Alumni Association of Eastern USA (MAAEUSA)• Mapúa Alumni Association of San Diego (MAASD) Scholarship• MIT ChE-Chm Alumni Association (MITCCAA) Scholarship• MIT Fil-Chi Alumni Association Scholarship (MITFCAA)• MIT Fil-Chi Alumni Association Scholarship II (MITFCAA II)• National Association of Mapúa Alumni– British Columbia (NAMA-BC) • National Association of Mapúa Alumni (NAMA-SP)• Southern California Mapúa Alumni Scholarship (SCMA)• Texas Association of Mapúa Alumni (TAMA)

Sponsored by Government Agencies

• CHED scholarships (HEDP/ PESFA/ RSP/SSP/ NISGP)• DOST- SEI• OWWA• PVAO

*Available to incoming freshmen

STUDENT EXCHANGE

INTERNATIONAL P R O G R A M S

iOJT

With Mapúa, one gets a feel of the world, as he is presented with opportunities to get exposed to a multinational and multicultural academic and work environment.

� Student exchanges with institutions worldwide � International internships (iOJT) with reputable companies globally � Plant visits for global exposure in the industry

PLANT VISITS

SUMMER PROGRAMS

PHILIPPINE EDUCATION

Asian countries are the next coveted market

Internationally recognized universities*

Affordable living costs and low student fees

Easy visa application

Employers are twice as likely to hire graduates with global

experience

2,180Higher Education Institutions

WHY STUDY IN THE PHIL IPPINES?

*Mapúa is the first school in Southeast Asia to be granted accreditation for eight of its engineering programs by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, and two of its computing programs by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET (www.abet.org).

PHILIPPINE TOURISM

PHILIPPINE TOURIST SPOTS

HISTORICAL SITES

Historic town of Vigan Stone Houses, Batanes

Hanging Coffins of Sagada, Mt. Province

Church of Nuestra Señora de la Asuncion, Ilocos Sur

Paoay Church, Ilocos NorteChurch of Santo Tomas

de Villanueva, IloiloRizal Park, ManilaIntramuros, Manila

Aguinaldo Shrine, CaviteTaal Heritage Site, Batangas

CorregidorDambana ng Kagitingan,

BataanMagellan’s Cross, Cebu

LAND FORMS

Batanes protected land and landscapes

Tabon Cave Complex and all of Lippun, Palawan

Paleolithic Archaeological Sites, Cagayan Valley

Kabayan Mummy Burial Caves, Benguet

Butuan Archeological Sites Petroglyphs and Petrographs,

Angono, Alab, Mountain Province, and CagayanChocolate Hills, Bohol

Mt. Malindang Range Natural Park, Misamis Occidental Mt. Pulag National Park,

BenguetNorthern Sierra Madre

Natural Park, Central LuzonMt. Mantalingahan, Palawan

BODIESOF WATER

La Union BeachesHundred Islands, PangasinanPansol Hot Spring resorts,

LagunaNeolithic Shell Midden Sites,

CagayanTurtle Island, Tawi-tawi

Daranak Falls, RizalPagsanjan Falls, Laguna

Boracay BeachEl Nido, Palawan

Puerto Galera, MindoroMaria Cristina Falls, Iligan

Chico River, Cagayan de Oro

WILDLIFE AND NATURE PARKS

Philippine TarsierPhilippine Eagle

Philippine TamarawMount Hamiguitan Range Wildlife Sanctuary, Davao

Triboa Bay Mangrove Park, Subic

Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park, Palawan

Tubbataha Reef National Park, Palawan

Apo Reef, MindoroEl Nido-Taytay Managed

Resource Protected Area, Palawan

Coron Island Natural Biotic Area, Palawan

Mount Iglit-Baco National Park, Mindoro

� Surfing � Spelunking � Trekking � Camping � Whitewater rafting

*Source: http://whc.unesco.org

� Kayaking � Zipline � Board sailing � Aerial Sports � Scuba Diving

� Swimming � Island Hopping � Parasailing � Snorkeling � Bird watching

POSSIBLE ACTIVITIES

PHILIPPINE CULTURE

� Feast of the Black Nazarene January 9 Quiapo, Manila � Ati-atihan

Third week of January � Sinulog festival

Third Sunday of January Cebu City � Hot Air Balloon Festival

Clark, Subic � Panagbenga Festival

Baguio City � Moriones Festival

Marinduque Easter Sunday

� Pahiyas Festival Quezon Province � Peñafrancia Festival

Bicol � Masskara Festival

Bacolod � La Naval

Quezon City � Lantern Festival

Pampanga � Dinagyang Festival

Fourth Sunday of January Iloilo City

� Flores de Mayo/Santacruzan � Semana Santa � Salubong � Misa de Gallo � Harana � Kundiman � Pagmamano � Caracol � Bayanihan � Barong Tagalog and

Baro’t Saya as National Costumes � Sarao Jeepney

PHILIPPINE FESTIVALSProvince-wide street party and town talent shows during fiestas (festivals), usually a celebration of harvest and faith

CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS

REPUBLIC OF THEPHIL IPPINES

PHILIPPINE CUISINE � Lechon � Chicharon � Crispy Pata � Adobo � Kare-kare � Sinigang � Kaldereta � Sisig � Bulalo � Bacolod Chicken Inasal � Pancit

� Suman � Bibingka � Puto Bumbong � Champorado � Kuchinta � Puto � Balut � Fresh Lumpia � Ilocos Empanada � Halo-halo � Tablea Tsokolate � Turon � Maja Blanca � Biko � Sapin-sapin

Capital: MANILA

Area of 300,000 square km.

Archipelago of 7,107 islands

Divided into three groups:Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao

Two distinct seasons :Wet (June to November)Dry (December to May)

Over a hundred ethnic groups

Mixture of foreign influencesSpanish, Chinese, and American

One of the largest English-speaking countries in the world

ADMISSION G U I D E L I N E S

ENTRANCE EXAMINATION REQUIREMENTS

1. Fully accomplished application form2. Two (2) pcs. identical pictures (plain background), size 1.5” x 1.5” 3. Proof of Candidacy for graduation: (Photocopy of the following: Report card for the current school year, Certificate of Good Moral Character, certificate of enrollment, current school ID with school year and year level)4. Application fee (if applicable)5. Additional Requirements: a. For applicants who attended bridging programs in their high school (graduation year is 2017): i. Certificate of Candidacy for Graduation stating the following details: • Student attended a bridging program in the school • Year level and graduation year b. For applicants from schools in the Philippines or schools abroad under DepEd, who graduated in the previous years (graduation year is 2016 and prior) and did not enroll in any college/university after graduation: i. Original and photocopy of 4th year HS / Grade 12 Report Card ii. Certification from the high school principal regarding the student’s F137- A that it is still in the school file and has not been forwarded to another college/university c. For graduates of Non-Formal Education Accreditation and Equivalency or graduates of Alternative Learning System Accreditation and Equivalency: i. Certificate of Rating (with passing marks in all subjects) d. For graduates of Associate Degree Programs: i. Transcript of Records • No failing grade • Weighted average of at least 2.00 or its equivalent, excluding Religion, PE and NSTP ii. Honorable Dismissal/Certificate of Transfer Credential iii. Photocopy of NSO Birth Certificate e. For applicants coming from schools abroad (except for Filipino schools under DepEd): i. Authenticated Transcript of Records from Senior Year ii. Certificate of completion of secondary education (senior high school / grade 12 or its equivalent)Additional requirements for foreign nationals: • Alien Certificate of Registration (ACR) or Special Study Permit (SSP) • Original and photocopy of PassportNOTE: The application is considered official once a receipt has been issued: • Mapúa’s official receipt (for those who applied in-campus) or • Mapúa’s provisional receipt (for those who applied at any accredited Testing Center)

*Examinees should present their examination permits together with the receipts on the day of the examination.

ENROLLMENT REQUIREMENTS:

1. Mapúa Examination Permit or Examination Result Letter or Notice of Results2. Original Grade 12 / 4th year HS Report Card (Form 138) with the applicant’s eligibility for admission to college duly signed by the school principal3. Fully accomplished Student Data Sheet / Enrollment Form4. Original Birth Certificate printed on National Statistics Office (NSO) paper5. Original certificate of good moral character (dated February 2016 onwards) from the high school (with school seal)6. One (1) pc. ID picture (plain background), size 1.5 ” x 1.5”7. One (1) long brown envelope to contain all of the above8. Additional Requirements: a. For graduates from schools in the Philippines or schools abroad under DepEd, who graduated in the previous years (graduation year is 2016 and prior) and did not enroll in any college/university after graduation: i. Certification from the high school principal regarding the student’s F137-A stating that it is still in the school file and has not been forwarded to another college/university

b. For graduates of Non-Formal Education Accreditation and Equivalency or graduates of Alternative Learning System Accreditation and Equivalency

i. Certificate of Rating (with passing marks in all subjects) ii. Photocopy of Diploma c. For graduates of Associate Degree Programs: i. Transcript of Records with no failing grade and with a weighted average of at least 2.00 or its equivalent, excluding Religion, PE and NSTP ii. Honorable Dismissal/Certificate of Transfer Credential iii. Certified true copy of Form 137-A d. For Filipino graduates coming from schools abroad (except for Filipino schools under DepEd): i. Authenticated Transcript of Records from Senior Year ii. Certificate of completion of secondary education (senior high school or its equivalent) e. For enrollees beginning 2nd or 3rd term: i. Official Results of Basic Medical Laboratory Work-up (CBC, Urinalysis, Chest X-Ray: PA View) from any major hospitals. f. For enrollees beginning 2nd or 3rd term: i. Current graduates (graduation year is 2017) who graduated from senior high school in the Philippines or schools abroad under DepEd: • Alien Certificate of Registration (ACR) or Special Study Permit (SSP) • Original and photocopy of Passport • Photocopy of birth certificate from country of origin ii. Current graduates (graduation year is 2017) and previous graduates (graduation year is 2016 and prior) who graduated from schools abroad: • For the complete list or requirements please see/call the Registrar’s Office or refer to this link: http://mapua.edu.ph/admissions/foreignstudentguide/index.html

OTHER APPLICANTSA. TRANSFEREES i. Original Transcript of Records with no failing grade and with a weighted average of at least 2.00 or its equivalent, excluding Religion, PE and NSTP ii. Original certificate of good moral character issued by the college Student Affairs Office (with school seal) iii. Letter of Intent addressed to the Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs (EVPAA). Please state the program applied for iv. Additional requirements once approved by the EVPAA: • Admission fee • Original copy of Honorable Dismissal/Certificate of Transfer Credential • Original or certified true copy of course (subject) descriptions • Original birth certificate printed on National Statistics Office paper • Two (2) identical pictures (plain background), size 1.5” x 1.5” • Photocopy of ACR for foreign nationals

The following rules shall govern the admission of transfer students:

1. Transfer students may be admitted to a degree program provided that – • they would complete in Mapúa at least sixty percent (60%) of the units required for the degree program • the maximum number of students quota set by the School and the Registrar for the degree program to which admission is sought has not yet been filled up • they have accomplished and submitted the Fraternity Contract (form issued by the Registrar’s Office during enrollment)

2. The admission of transfer students shall be on probationary basis until all courses taken outside Mapúa (i.e. English, Mathematics, Chemistry, Drawing, Physics, and Computer) which are required for the degree program are validated. Validation examinations are to be given one (1) month before the enrollment period, for a fee. Otherwise, he should repeat the courses. Only courses in the basic program may be credited

3. No validation examination should be given to applicants who come from higher educational institution with status of full autonomy (granted by the Commission on Higher Education) provided the course description for the courses to be credited are equivalent to Mapúa’s course description.

B. BACHELOR’S DEGREE HOLDERS FROM OTHER SCHOOLS i. Original Transcript of Records with no failing grade and with a weighted average of at least 2.00 or its equivalent, excluding Religion, PE and NSTP ii. Admission fee iii. Additional requirements after passing the MSAE: • Two recommendation letters from previous school (forms issued by the Admissions Office) • Original certificate of good moral character issued by the college Student Affairs Office (with school seal) • Letter of Intent addressed to the Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs • Original copy of Honorable Dismissal/Certificate of Transfer Credential • Original or certified true copy of course (subject) descriptions • Original birth certificate printed on National Statistics Office paper • Two (2) identical pictures (plain background), size 1.5” x 1.5” • Photocopy of ACR for foreign nationals

IMPORTANT REMINDERS:1. All applicants with a Bachelor’s Degree from other schools are required to take the Mapúa Scholastic Aptitude Examination for another degree.

2. For transferees, only those applying for Engineering and Sciences programs are subject to take the MSAE for Math.

3. All applicants applying for Architecture, Interior Design and Multimedia Arts and Sciences are required to take the Skills Test as an additional examination.

4. All applicants must submit their Official Results of Basic Medical Laboratory Work-up (CBC, Urinalysis, Chest X-Ray: PA View) from any major hospitals, upon enrollment.

Admissions OfficeMapúa Institute of TechnologyMuralla Street, Intramuros, Manila, 1002 PhilippinesTel.: +63 (2) 247-5000Telefax: +63 (2) 524-5570Email: admissions@mapua.edu.ph

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