This subject introduces the core ideas and methods of fields like sociology, anthropology, psychology, economics, and political science. Students learn how these disciplines investigate society and behavior, helping them understand social problems and human interactions.  

Building on the social sciences, this subject shows how theories are used in real-life careers. Students explore applications in counseling, social work, communication, and public relations—perfect for those who want to help others and work with communities. 

Here, students study major world religions such as Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Judaism, as well as indigenous belief systems. The subject promotes tolerance, understanding, and appreciation of different spiritual paths and their impact on culture and ethics. 

A dual-focus course that hones both creative and journalistic writing skills. Students learn how to write poems, short stories, and essays, as well as news reports, features, and opinion pieces. It develops critical thinking, self-expression, and the power of storytelling and truth-telling. 

This subject explores how government works in the Philippines, including the Constitution, branches of government, political ideologies, and the roles of citizens in a democracy. Students learn about leadership, laws, and how to engage responsibly in civic life—preparing them to become informed and active members of society.  

This course trains students to navigate today’s complex world. It covers current global and local issues, digital literacy, media influence, and critical thinking. Students learn how to evaluate information, think independently, and make reasoned judgments in a fast-changing society. 

This is a hands-on subject that encourages active involvement in the community. Students plan and participate in service-learning projects, promoting social responsibility, empathy, and cooperation. It aims to build solidarity and strengthen the values of citizenship and volunteerism. 

This subject examines how culture, society, and politics shape human behavior and institutions. Students analyze traditions, norms, values, power structures, and social movements. It deepens awareness of the diversity of human experiences and encourages respect for different cultures and perspectives.