Behavioral Science
The BSD aims to produce professionals who are able to critically comprehend, integrate, and apply the perspectives and skills of social psychology, sociology and anthropology in the development of human resources and management of change in organizations, communities and institutions.
Communication
We aim to be a community of reflective, innovative and strategic communicators driving sustainable and inclusive change.
Literature
The Department of Literature (or Literature Department) offers various services and specialized courses in literature and culture for all colleges at the University. The Department has a faculty that is strong in creative writing as well as in research on Philippine literature and cultural studies.
Filipino
Misyon ng Departamento ng Filipino na makabuo ng isang komunidad na magsisilbing buhay na simbolo ng identidad ng pamantasan at instrumento sa pagpapayabong at pagpapayaman ng wikang Filipino
History
The Department of History seeks to provide students with an understanding of the broad foundations of historical studies through a critico-theoretical approach.
International Studies
The International Studies Department (ISD) is an independent social science department committed to a multidisciplinary approach in the study of human interactions across national borders, inter-cultural relations, and the emerging global society.
Philosophy
The Department of Philosophy seeks to stir the student’s intellectual curiosity and to provide him/her with the tools for critical analysis. The course program gives the student a balanced view of nature and the human being.
Political Science
The Political Science Department of De La Salle University seeks to be an international center of higher learning, research, and evidence-based advocacy in politics, governance, and development studies.
Psychology
The Department of History seeks to provide students with an understanding of the broad foundations of historical studies through a critico-theoretical approach.
Theology and Religious Education
The Psychology Department is a diverse community of faculty and students responsive to contemporary social concerns. It aspires for optimal human development by harnessing the intellectual capacity of the individual for commitment to moral principles and social service.