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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Academics
Giving
DLSU Signs Deed of Donation for Julius Manalo Scholarship Grant
De La Salle University signed a Deed of Donation on July 16, formally establishing the Julius Manalo Scholarship Grant. The grant will provide vital support to an incoming freshman STEM student, offering a living allowance to help cover dormitory and daily expenses — easing the financial burdens that often accompany university life. The scholarship grant […]
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Community Engagement
Giving
From Scholar to Nation-Builder: Paying It Forward
For Grant Cheng, being a Lasallian was never just about earning a degree—it was about becoming the kind of person worthy of the opportunity he was given. As part of the inaugural batch of Star Scholars under the Manufacturing Engineering & Management program, Grant entered De La Salle University with a deep sense of responsibility. […]
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What’s a more sustainable way to combat cacao pests?
A team of De La Salle University researchers led by Dr. Jose Isagani Janairo of the Department of Biology is exploring a machine learning-driven solution to counter a certain type of insect pest that threatens the production of Philippine cacao industry. The Philippines has all the natural gifts for cacao production: good climate, favorable soil, […]
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Forward-looking research addresses the need for timely and appropriate knowledge and applications. It provides insights into critical issues, and positions all people and instruments needed in the proper perspective.
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