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
Top-ranked business school in
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Research
Sustainability
Will airless tires revolutionize our transport?
A team at the DLSU Gokongwei College of Engineering (GCOE) has embarked on the development of airless wheels, a pioneering and interdisciplinary project on design, material science, and computational modeling for sustainable transport for urban commuters and farmers. With the rapid transformation of cities in the Philippines, micromobility solutions like e-scooters have offered affordable and […]
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Academics
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DLSU Inaugurates Evelyn D. Ang Hall, Expanding Healthcare Technology and Biomedical Innovation
De La Salle University officially inaugurated the Evelyn D. Ang Hall on August 8 at its Laguna Campus, marking a major leap forward in the country’s capacity for biomedical research, health technology development, and interdisciplinary education. The state-of-the-art facility serves as the permanent home of the Evelyn D. Ang Institute of Biomedical Engineering and Health […]
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Sustainability
How can abaca protect us from extreme environments?
At De La Salle University, abaca–a native plant fiber more commonly associated with ropes and tea bags–is being reengineered to create more resistant and sustainable protective materials for use by healthcare workers, soldiers, and even astronauts. The research offers a glimpse into how locally-sourced materials may contribute to solving complex challenges on a global scale. […]
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Published Research
Alfred Shields FSC Ocean Research
Advanced Research Institute for Informatics, Computing, and Networking
What are the ways to uplift the lives of smallholder farmers?
What are the ways to uplift the lives of smallholder farmers?
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