The Student Services of the University employ various schemes and strategies to attain their primary goal of providing the specific needs of the students geared toward their holistic development based on the University's philosophy, mission, and objectives. Providing direction for self-realization and self-actualization, the Student Services serve a play integral role in the total formation of the students.
CEU Manila Ground Floor, CAH Building
CEU Makati, Ground Floor Legaspi Village (LV) and Gil Puyat (GP) Campuses
CEU Malolos, 1st Floor Pilar Hidalgo Lim Building
The recording of students’ accounts and the payroll preparation for faculty and non-teaching staff are the main functions of the Accounting Department/Section. Always at the forefront, the Department/Section assesses and answers queries on tuition fees of students as well as inquiries on computations of salaries of faculty and non-teaching personnel.
CEU Manila Ground Floor, LAH Building
CEU Makati Ground Floor, LV and GP Campus
CEU Malolos 1st Floor, Pilar Hidalgo Lim Building
The Cash Department/Section works hand in hand with the other Finance departments of the University in providing timely, accurate and relevant financial services to management, faculty members, non-teaching employees, students and other stakeholders of the University. Its major functions are collection and disbursement management. For its collection function, it accepts payment in a form of Cash (Peso or Dollar), Check, and Credit Card (Visa or Mastercard). It has also bills payment agreement with Security Bank Corporation and Philtrust Bank as well as with MLhuillier Phils., Inc. which allows students or their parents to pay for enrollment and tuition fee in all of its branches/locations nationwide.
For disbursement function, payment through check or petty cash is issued only to the payee or his authorized representative with proper identification documents.
CEU Manila Ground Floor, DCT Building
CEU Makati 3rd Floor, GP Campus
CEU Malolos Dentistry Hall
The Community Outreach Department/Section has been established based on the imperative commitment of the University to participate in community education and service. It is within the vision and mission of CEU that students do not only excel academically but morally and socially as well.
Holistically, it serves as the link between the University and its adopted communities by sharing their material and human resources and working towards empowerment and self-reliance of the community.
The Department/Section aims to help students become more self-actualizing and fully functioning individuals. It assists them to understand and ultimately handle their developmental, emotional, and adjustment needs.
CEU Manila Ground Floor, LAH Building
CEU Makati, 14th Floor, LV Campus 4th Floor, GP Campus
CEU Malolos 1ST Floor, Pilar Hidalgo Lim Building
Among the services that GCD offers are the following:
Special Program
Research
The CEU Health Services Department/Section aims to provide the best medical, dental and nursing care possible in the school setting emphasizing the preventive, curative and educative approaches enhanced by an efficient referral system.
CEU Manila Ground Floor, SDV Building
CEU Makati 2nd Floor, LV Campus; Ground Floor, GP Campus
CEU Malolos 1st Floor, Pilar Hidalgo Lim Building
It is manned by competent physicians, dentists, nurses, and office clerk. The medical clinic includes an infirmary with separate areas for males and females. The Department/Section has the following basic functions:
CEU Manila 2nd Floor, ISC Building
CEU Makati 9th Floor, LV Campus Ground Floor, GP Campus
CEU Malolos 3rd Floor, Pilar Hidalgo Lim Building
The ICT Department provides appropriate information and communication technological assistance to students, teaching and non-teaching staff to ensure quality web presence and access. Business Units are also given support that will aid their productive use of technology.
Moreover, this section furnishes and maintains the network infrastructure, general office applications and equipment and gives support for bespoke applications. Other significant roles include user support and training, electronic information security, business continuity strategy development and implementation, provision of hardware and software, automation of core services, maintain server functions for E-mail, internet, databases, file storage and administration, data management services, technical support services and website design and development.
CEU Manila 1st Floor, Mezzanine; 2nd Floor, CDL Hall; 2nd Floor of LAH Extension; and 3rd Floor of the Dent/Sci. Building
CEU Makati 7th Floor, LV Campus; 3rd Floor, GP Campus
CEU Malolos 3rd Floor, Pilar Hidalgo Lim Building
The CEU Library is an academic center that serves as a place of discovery, exchange and advancement of ideas and responds to the information and research needs of its users. The library collection includes books, journals in print and electronic formats, and online resources/databases. The Main Library and the Campus Libraries are fully Wi-Fi-capable and equipped with internet connections along with printing facilities.
The services offered to students include (1) research assistance, (2) reference assistance, (3) research writing assistance, (4) course reserves, (5) in campus and off campus access to online databases, and (6) alumni library services. The library website http://www.library.ceu.edu.ph provides more information about the resources and services of the library.
The CEU Library is open to the following, subject to the rules and regulations:
Persons under categories 3-7 are required to register at the Circulation Unit, Library Department, first floor, CDL Hall. Makati GP Campus, 3rd floor and LV Campus, 7th floor.
The CEU Identification Card (ID) serves as the library card of students, faculty and employees who are entitled to the use of its resources and facilities. They may check out books for home or room use depending on the type of resources.
These are books from the Circulation, Dental Library, Science, Filipiniana, Graduate School Library, and Medicine collections that can be borrowed for home use: Three (3) circulation books can be borrowed by undergraduate students and five (5) books by graduate students and faculty members. During the semester and summer term, circulation books can be borrowed for three days by the undergraduate students and one week for graduate students. Loans of any book are renewable for the same period, unless needed by other library users.
These online resources can be availed in campus and remote access. Print-out of searched articles can be obtained at the Cybrary. Username and password are issued upon request.
The non-circulating materials that are limited to room-use only are foreign and reference books, undergraduate researches, CD-ROMs, microfilms, theses and dissertations and any materials from the University Archives. The print materials, except those from the Archives, may be photocopied.
Books requested by faculty members in the various courses may be placed on reserve. These books may be read in the Reading Room for an hour, subject to renewal, unless needed by other library users. Overnight loans are allowed at 4:30 p.m. and are to be returned not later than 8:00 a.m. the following class day.
The internet facilities at the Cybrary supplement the print and online resources of the library and are devoted to research and academic related activities only. Students are granted twenty-five hours (25) free use of the Cybrary per semester; ten (10) hours in summer.
Users are required to log in and out at the counter. Downloading of printed materials is permitted. Printing of research output must be requested from the staff on duty and any erroneous prints will be charged to the user.
Downloading of internet files is permitted. Flash drive shall first be scanned for virus infection before use. A virus infected flash drive will not be allowed to be used in any internet and online database workstations as a preventive measure. Mobile phones are required to be turned off while inside the Cybrary Unit.
Printing cost is as follows:
Access service is free and is available only to any CEU library user who has laptop computer with the IEE 802.11b standard. Owners of computers that are not Wi-Fi-ready may borrow a PCMCIA wireless card from Cybrary and may use it for ten (10) hours per month within the library premises for free.
Library users are encouraged to use battery-run laptop computers due to limited electrical outlets.
Reminders:
Violation or infraction of the rules and regulations of the Library shall not be excused on the plea of ignorance.
CEU Manila Ground Floor, SDV Building
CEU Makati Ground Floor, GP Campus
CEU Malolos 1st Floor, Pilar Hidalgo Lim Building
The Marketing Communications Department/Section plans, organizes, coordinates and directs the marketing activities of the University.
MCD/MCS visits secondary schools to conduct school orientations and presents the curricular offerings, physical facilities, services, and distinct features of the University.
It produces all promotional materials and items to ensure effective information dissemination and awareness about the University. Through the College Freshman Assistance Center (CFAC), the Department/Section helps freshmen adjust to college life and to their new environment. The Department/Section also trains student guides in conducting campus tours for freshman enrollees.
The Department/Section, together with the University Student Council and Career Services and Placement Office, stages the annual Job and Career Fair to assist senior students in their job search.
CEU Manila Ground Floor, LAH Building
CEU Makati Ground Floor, LV Campus; Ground Floor, GP Campus
CEU Malolos 1st Floor, Pilar Hidalgo Lim Building
The Office of the University Registrar/ Office of the Registrar (OUR/OR) provides efficient and quality service in terms of admitting, registering, updating, evaluating, safekeeping of student records, verifying scholarships and grants, participating in curriculum making/revision and implementing the University and CHED policies, rules and regulations.
The OUR/OR takes charge of the following:
CEU Manila Ground Floor, PHL Building
CEU Makati Basement 2, LV Campus; Ground Floor, GP Campus
CEU Malolos Dentistry Hall
The PPFD/PPFS helps in planning, creating and maintaining a high-quality campus environment conducive for learning, teaching, research and achieving specific goals. The facility consists of not only the physical structure of the building, but also a variety of building systems such as mechanical, plumbing, electrical and power. The PPFD/PPFS guarantees the monitoring of these systems. As for high quality, the department aims to provide a physical environment that is comfortable, safe, secure, accessible, well-illuminated, well-ventilated, and aesthetically pleasing.
Scheduling and monitoring of the activities of the University and its organizations that will utilize the facilities of the school are included in the operations of the department. The office ensures that the activities indicate the date and time to prevent conflict of schedule and to be able to attend to the needs of the organizers.
The Department/Section strives to properly maintain the school facilities and equipment and implements proper monitoring and scheduling of the activities to achieve quality service to the CEU community.
The Security Department/Section coordinates with the Student Affairs Office and the school/colleges/departments in the enforcement of the University rules and regulations, and the implementation of the directives of the University Administration.
CEU Manila Building South Gate, Ground Floor, LAH Building
CEU Makati Ground Floor, GP Campus
CEU Malolos - Dentistry Hall
The general responsibilities of the Security Department are the following:
CEU Manila Ground Floor, FSH Building
CEU Makati Ground Floor, LV Campus; Ground Floor, GP Campus
CEU Malolos 1st Floor, Pilar Hidalgo Building
The SAO/SASS initiates and organizes student development and assistance programs and cultural activities; looks into students’ welfare and deportment; enforces rules and regulations on student behavior, discipline and attire; and coordinates/ monitors/approves co-curricular and extracurricular activities of schools/ colleges, departments, the University Student Council (USC) and recognized student organizations.
The SAO/SASS serves a complimentary function to the formal curriculum by helping students overcome their impediments to academic achievement and by enabling them to acquire and enhance leadership abilities, skills and values; increase their self-confidence; improve self-expression; build their character; and strengthen time management and human relations skills.
It supervises the advisers and officers of all student councils and organizations both recognized and on permit status. It also draws up plans, makes recommendations and undertakes projects that contribute to the attainment of the University’s vision and mission. Its mission is to empower students to actualize their full potentials, pursue excellence in all endeavors, and be imbued with the University core values. SAO/SASS commits in promoting holistic student development by
These goals and objectives are geared towards total development and self- realization of the students by way of providing them with relevant activities, opportunities and challenges that will make them competitive, disciplined and socially engaged students.
CEU Manila Mail- 2nd Floor, CDL hall; Sub-centers: 2nd Floor, LAH and 2nd Floor Dent Sci Building
CEU Makati, 7th Floor, LV Campus, 3rd Floor GP Campus
CEU Malolos 1st Floor, Pilar Hidalgo Lim Building
To maintain CEU’s thrust of academic leadership, global competitiveness in a society permeated by innovations in educational media technology, TLTD/TLTS offers instructional services to carry out all curricular programs. Modern, state-of-the-art technology, media materials, and equipment are provided to all the faculty members to enhance the teaching-learning process. TLTD/TLTS also helps the faculty members in the production of audio-visual presentations and preparation of online courses.
Within the confines of the Department in Manila are the Multimedia Instruction Room (MIR) and an air-conditioned auditorium complete with a stereophonic sound system, a giant screen for viewing, and a seating capacity for 100 persons. These are venues for activities such as seminars, conferences and instructional viewing. The TLTD/TLTS Training Room located beside the MIR can accommodate ten (10) persons. This is used for faculty training and the development of instructional materials.
CEU Manila Ground Floor, LAH Building
CEU Makati - 3rd Floor, GP Campus
CEU Malolos Dentistry Hall
This unit is committed to the task of building an inclusive faith community on campus by providing all the members of the academic community with opportunities that facilitate integral faith formation and practice of the Gospel values. Holy Mass and sacramental confession are celebrated daily. Periodic bible study and faith-sharing are also conducted. The Ministry arranges annual recollection by class for junior and senior college students. Daily class masses in Manila Campus are also celebrated for all schools including the Centro Escolar Integrated School. Vocation campaign is held annually.
In a very special way, the Ministry also initiates and organizes ecumenical services and interreligious worship to address the spiritual needs of students from other faith denominations. The Ministry likewise provides ongoing formation to Liturgical Ministers (lectors, commentators, Eucharistic Lay Ministers, altar servers) through seminars/conferences.
The University offers services and programs that contribute to total international experiences for all international students. Through the International Student Services of the Student Affair Office, the international students get the most out of services designed for them. The ISS also attends to the special needs of all international students enrolled in different schools in CEU Manila such as:
ASSISTANCE
HEALTH AND WELLNESS PROGRAM
INTELLECTUAL GROWTH ACTIVITIES
CULTURAL AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROJECTS
SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS