Exploring Mapúa University’s Business and Health Sciences Program

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Yes, one of the country’s leading engineering, sciences, and information technology universities is helping students gain degrees in health sciences and business courses. Arizona State University has been ranked America’s most innovative university, ahead of Stanford and MIT, by the U.S. News & World Report over the past eight years. ASU is also among the top 1% of universities worldwide, ranked by the Center for World University Ranking 2022-2023, and among the top 150 universities worldwide by the Shanghai Ranking, 2022.

Mapúa also gives students real-world experiential learning opportunities with micro-credentials that give students a more competitive advantage upon employment. These include certifications for advanced Excel, media literacy, use of Power BI, Salesforce, Python, and more.

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