Ateneo School of Social Sciences
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Pamantasang Ateneo de Manila Paaralan ng mga Agham Panlipunan | |
| Type | Roman Catholic |
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| Established | 2000 |
| Dean | Fernando T. Aldaba, Ph.D. |
| Location | Ateneo de Manila University, Katipunan Avenue, Loyola Heights, Quezon City, Philippines |
| Website | http://soss.ateneo.edu |
The Ateneo de Manila School of Social Sciences is one of the four Loyola Schools of Ateneo de Manila University.
History
| Deans of the Ateneo School of Social Sciences |
| Fr. Jose M. Cruz, S.J. 2000–present |
In 2000, the School of Arts and Sciences of the university, at both the undergraduate and graduate levels, restructured into the four Loyola Schools of Humanities, Management, Science and Engineering, and Social Sciences. The departments of the school were formerly housed at the Social Sciences Building of the university, except for the Communication Department housed beside the covered courts, and the Manila Observatory. The Ricardo and Dr. Rosita Leong Hall, the school's present main building, was inaugurated in 2007. The Social Sciences Building now houses the Communication and Education Departments, the Psychology Department Laboratories, classrooms, and offices.[1]
Academic departments
Ricardo & Dr. Rosita Leong Hall
Eugenio Lopez, Jr. Center for Multimedia Education
Communication
- Bachelor of Arts in Communication (AB COM)
- Master of Arts in Communication
- Master of Arts in Journalism[2]
Economics
- Bachelor of Arts in Economics (AB EC)
- Bachelor of Arts in Economics-Honors (AB EC-H)
- Bachelor of Arts in Management Economics (AB MEC) (collaborative degree program with the John Gokongwei School of Management)
- Minor in Economics
- Master of Arts in Economics
- Doctor of Philosophy in Economics[3]
Education
- Minor in Education
- Master of Arts in Education in Basic Education Teaching
- Master of Arts in Education in Educational Administration
- Master of Arts in Education in Guidance and Counseling
- Master of Arts in Education in Information Technology Integration
- Master of Arts in Education in Reading Education[4]
Psychology
- Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (AB PSY)
- Bachelor of Science in Psychology (BS PSY) (collaborative degree program with the School of Science and Engineering)
- Master of Arts in Psychology Concentration in Applied Social Psychology
- Master of Arts in Psychology Concentration in Industrial-Organizational Psychology
- Master of Arts in Psychology Concentration in Counseling Psychology
- Master of Arts in Psychology Concentration in Developmental Psychology
- Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology in Clinical Psychology
- Doctor of Philosophy in Social-Organizational Psychology
- Doctor of Philosophy in Leadership Studies in Organizational Development[5]
Political Science
- Bachelor of Arts in Political Science (AB POS)
- Bachelor of Arts in Diplomacy and International Relations with Specialization in East and Southeast Asian Studies (AB Dip-IR)
- Minor in Global Politics
- Minor in Public Management
- Straight Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts in Political Science Major in Global Politics (dual-degree, five-year program) (AB-MA POS)
- Straight Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Master in Public Management (dual-degree, five-year program; offered with the Ateneo School of Government) (AB POS-MPM)
- Master of Arts in Political Science Major in Global Politics[6]
History
Sociology & Anthropology
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Development Studies Program
European Studies Program
Chinese Studies Program
Japanese Studies Program
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References
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