Ramon V. del Rosario College of Business
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Overview
The Ramon V. del Rosario College of Business (RVRCOB) was officially founded on July 25, 2011. Previously, the university had the College of Business and Economics and a separate Graduate School of Business from the former De La Salle Professional Schools.
History
The Ramon V. del Rosario College of Business (RVRCOB) at De La Salle University has a unique history intertwined with the university’s centennial celebrations in 2011. To commemorate the 100th anniversary of Lasallian education in the Philippines, the university honored one of its distinguished alumni, Ramon V. del Rosario, by renaming its College of Business after him in July 2011.
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Total number of enrolled students
510
Teaching faculty members
283
Total number of free resources
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Research
Sustainability
DLSU launches book on the Philippine economy
De La Salle University recently launched a book titled,“The Philippine Economy Toward 2050 Economic Structure and Monetary Reality” by Carlos L.Tiu School Economics faculty members Dr. Jesus Felipe, Dr. Mariel Monica Sauler, Dr. Christopher Cabuay, Dr. Alellie Sobrevinas, Dr. Gerardo Lagoza, and Eva Marie Aragones, and Department of Political Science faculty member Dr. Susan Kurdli. […]
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Sports
Don’t Sleep on La Salle: Archers Swoosh in with JA 4 EP
As the team huddle concluded, the court dimmed and flashing lights shook the De La Salle University (DLSU) Green Archers as they checked in its collaboration with Nike, gearing up with the new JA 4 EP ‘Nightmare’ colorway as they prepare for the upcoming University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Season 89, earlier today […]
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Research
Sustainability
What does it take to break the grip of political dynasties in Philippine democracy?
A De La Salle University professor who has examined political dynasties for over 25 years offers insights on why these have persisted and why the Philippines needs legislation to combat its threat to democracy. “The most important promise of the 1987 Philippine Constitution is that the State shall provide equal opportunities for public service and […]
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Published Research
Women’s Empowerment and Retention Rate
July 15, 2025Linguistic heterogeneity is a central issue in the Philippine educational setting. This may be a reflection of the cultural diversity with the country’s more than 110 Indigenous groups, with more than 170 languages being spoken as first languages.
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College of Science Center for Natural Sciences and Environmental Research
Published Research
College of Science Center for Natural Sciences and Environmental Research
Published Research
Bienvenido N. Santos Creative Writing Center
Published Research
Bienvenido N. Santos Creative Writing Center
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