Polytechnic University of the Philippines - Quality Assurance Center (QAC)

Established in June 2008, the PUP Quality Assurance Center (QAC) plays a crucial role in sustaining the quality outcomes of the University as an epistemic community. Recognizing that quality is the University’s primary responsibility, the PUP QAC strives to nurture a culture of quality through the development, implementation, monitoring and review of quality assurance-related policies, procedures and projects to meet institutional, national, and international standards. It also conducts periodic review of curricular offerings, ensuring that academic programs remain responsive to stakeholders and societal needs.

Acknowledging that quality assurance is a holistic, participatory and collaborative process, the Center functions under the direct supervision of the Vice President for Academic Affairs and works closely with Colleges, Branches, Campuses and non-academic offices of the University.

CORE FUNCTIONS OF QAC

PUP QUALITY ASSURANCE CENTER

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QUALITY ASSURANCE PLAN

Through the effort of the Quality Assurance Center, the Academic Heads and the Administration, the University remains to be one of the educational institutions in the country that provides quality education to students. As evidence of its continuous provision of quality education, the PUP has continued to increase the number of programs that are accredited by the Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges and Universities in the Philippines (AACCUP). The accreditation that is being granted by AACCUP signifies that a particular academic institution has maintained the international standards in providing quality education. From the 49 accredited programs in 2012, the number of AACCUP accredited programs at the University has increased to 111 programs.

PROGRAM ACCREDITATION

For the year 2020, the University posted a significant increase in the number of programs that have been assessed as Level IV in the accreditation of AACCUP from the 2 programs in the prior year to 7 programs in the current review period. Moreover, AACCUP has also accredited 41 programs as Level III, 11 programs as Level II, and 52 programs as Level I.

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