OVERVIEW
Department of International Studies
The Department traces its origin to the International Studies Division created by Dean Wilfrido Villacorta under the College of Liberal Arts in academic year 1983-1984. The Division originally comprised of the Japanese Studies Program, the Chinese Studies Program, and the American Studies Program. Later, the supervision of the Japanese and Chinese Studies Programs were consolidated under the Area Studies Division, together with the French Studies Program (the precursor of the European Studies program).
In 1992, upon the initiative of DLSU President Br. Andrew Gonzalez, the International Studies Department was established as a formal department under the College of Liberal Arts. Today, the Department offers undergraduate programs in American Studies, Chinese Studies, European Studies, and Japanese Studies. The Department has also introduced the Master of Arts in International Studies, Major in European Studies and in Asian Studies in 1998.
Mission and Vision
The Department of International Studies aims to become a regional hub of diverse scholars, seeking and providing global perspectives in the service of the Lasallian Community. It also seeks to develop socially responsible, competent and technologically proficient Christian Achievers who will be in the forefront of the emerging global society, and to foster the emergence of a critical and culturally-sensitive global citizen.
Administration
Dr. Elaine C. Tolentino
Chair
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Dr. Francis C. Domingo
Vice Chair
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Dr. Charmaine M. Willoughby
Graduate Programs Coordinator
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Department Secretary
Ms. Flor Mateo
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Contact Information
4th Floor Faculty Center, De La Salle University
2401 Taft Avenue, 0922 Manila, Philippines
+632 8526 5917 | +632 8524 4611 local 545