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3rd National and International Conference

Batangas State University JPLPC-Malvar virtually co-hosted the 3rd National and International Conference which was spearheaded by Bansomdejchaopraya Rajabhat University last October 28, 2023, with the theme “Next Normal Readjustment for Future Sustainable Development. The event aimed to equip participants with insights and strategies for navigating the evolving landscape toward sustainable development in the future.

Harmony in Diversity, Uniting Minds: Exploring Philippines and Taiwan Connections

A remarkable joint virtual class took place on October 24, 2023, forging a deeper bond of collaboration and partnership between two prestigious educational institutions: Batangas State University TNEU JPLPC Malvar and Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology. This extraordinary event, was held under the theme “Harmony in Diversity, Uniting Minds: Exploring Philippines and Taiwan Connections”.

International Webinar: “ Community-Based Disaster Risk Reduction in Practice” and “Tought it Up: A Talk on New-Found Resilience and Grit in the Midst of the Unknown”

Batangas State University JPLPC-Malvar, College of Arts and Sciences, together with the Universitas Muhammadiyah Magelang, conducted one of their minor activities, a psychosocial-skill-based webinar on the 24th of November 2022 from 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM via Zoom Meeting. It provided students with knowledge about mental preparation before, during, and after a disaster. Other than that, it was intended to stabilize their emotions and behavior towards such phenomenon.

Tune – up: Upgrading Auto Skills, Meeting the Need of Time and Mileage and Embracing Auto Skills, Meeting the Need of Time and Mileage

Batangas State University, College of Engineering Technology held an online training titled “Tune – up: Upgrading Auto Skills, Meeting the Need of Time and Mileage and Embracing Auto Skills, Meeting the Need of Time and Mileage” on June 21-22, 2022 via Zoom. On the first day, the topic for dealership and career opportunity was discussed continuously till the end by Mr. Roselito Esquillo.

Road Safety for EveryJuan: Safe Driving Tips and Basic TroubleShooting Training with Mitsubishi Motors Philippines

Batangas State University, College of Engineering Technology held an online training titled “Road Safety for EveryJuan: Safe Driving Tips and Basic TroubleShooting” on December 7, 2020, with 100 participants attending it. Mr. Dario Orca, Assistant Manager for After Sales Training of Mitsubishi Motors Philippines, served as the events’ resource speaker. He discussed the safety precautions on driving and how to become a defensive driver. He also discussed different car problems and how to troubleshoot it. The speaker also presented different symbols and signs that can be seen in the highway.

Transparency Seal

Transparency Seal I. Agency’s Mandate, Vision, Mission and List of Officials Mandate Citizen’s Charter Vision University Officials II. Annual Financial Reports Approved Budget * MDS Fund – (Fund 101) General Appropriation Act (GAA) 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 National Expenditures Program (NEP) 2026 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 STF Fund – (Fund 164) Program of Receipts and Expenditures (PRE) 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 Supplemental Budget 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 Consolidated Budget (DBM & Internally Generated Income) 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 FAR No. 1: Statement of Appropriations, Allotments, Obligations, Disbursements and Balances 2025: Third Quarter (Current), Third Quarter (Continuing), Second Quarter (Continuing), First Quarter (Continuing), Second Quarter (Current), First Quarter 2024: Fourth Quarter (Current), Fourth Quarter (Continuing), Third Quarter (Current), Third Quarter (Continuing), Second Quarter (Continuing), Second Quarter (Current), First Quarter (Continuing), First Quarter 2023: Fourth 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Summary of Appropriations, Allotments, Obligations, Disbursements and Balances by Object of Expenditures (SAAODBOE) 2025: Third Quarter (Current), Third Quarter (Continuing), Second Quarter (Current), Second Quarter (Continuing), First Quarter (Current), First Quarter (Continuing) 2024: Fourth Quarter (Current), Fourth Quarter (Continuing), Third Quarter (Current), Third Quarter (Continuing), Second Quarter (Continuing), Second Quarter (Current), First Quarter (Continuing), First Quarter 2023: Fourth Quarter (Current), Fourth Quarter (Continuing), Third Quarter (Continuing), Third Quarter, Second Quarter (Continuing), Second Quarter, First Quarter (Continuing), First Quarter 2022: Fourth Quarter (Continuing), Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter (Continuing), Third Quarter, Second Quarter (Continuing), Second Quarter, First Quarter (Continuing), First Quarter 2021: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2020: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2019: Fourth Quarter (Continuing), Fourth Quarter (Current), Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2018: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2017: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2016: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter FAR No. 1-B : List of Allotments and Sub-Allotments (LASA) 2025: Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2024: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2023: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2022: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2021: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2020: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2019: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2018: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2017: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2016: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter FAR No. 2 : Statement of Approved Budget, Utilizations, Disbursements and Balances (SABUDB) 2025: Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2024: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2023: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2022: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2021: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2020: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2021: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2020: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2019: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2018: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2017: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2016: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter FAR No. 2-A : Summary of Approved Budget, Utilizations, Disbursements and Balances by Object of Expenditures (SABUDBOE) 2025: Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2024: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2023: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2022: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2021: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2020: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2019: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2018: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2017: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter 2016: Fourth Quarter, Third Quarter, Second Quarter, First Quarter FAR No. 3 : Aging of Due and Demandable Obligations 2024: Fourth Quarter 2023: Fourth Quarter 2022: Fourth Quarter 2021: Fourth Quarter 2020: Fourth Quarter 2019: Fourth Quarter 2018: Fourth Quarter 2017: Fourth Quarter 2016: Fourth Quarter FAR No. 4 : Monthly Report on Disbursement 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and July, May, January to April 2015: December, November, October, September, August, July, June, May, April, March, February, January 2014: December, November, October, September, August, July, June, May, April, March, February, January 2013: December, November, October, September, August, July, June, May, April, March, February, January FAR No. 5: Quarterly Report on Revenue and Other

Careers LIMA Campus

LIMA About Programs Campus Life Strategic Centers Admissions Careers LIMA About Programs Campus Life Strategic Centers Admissions Careers Home / Page Connecting talents with opportunities—within the University and beyond. At Batangas State University Aboitiz LIMA Campus, careers begin with purpose.This platform connects students, graduates, and professionals to opportunities within the University and across its industry network. Professional Placement & Industry Opportunities University Careers & Faculty Opportunities Professional Placement & Industry Opportunities University Careers & Faculty Opportunities Contact Us Campus AddressBatangas State University Aboitiz LIMA CampusBiz Hub at LIMA Estate, Lipa-Malvar, Batangas, Philippines Stay updated on the latest news, campus developments, and partnership opportunities. Follow us on our official social media channels: Facebook X-twitter Youtube Instagram Globe Envelope Contact Us Batangas State University Aboitiz LIMA Campus Biz Hub at LIMA Estate, Lipa–Malvar, Batangas, Philippines Stay updated on the latest news, campus developments, and partnership opportunities. Follow us on our official social media channels: Facebook X-twitter Youtube Instagram Globe Envelope

Admissions LIMA Campus

LIMA About Programs Campus Life Strategic Centers Admissions Careers LIMA About Programs Campus Life Strategic Centers Admissions Careers Home / Page Join Us. Shape Your Future. At Batangas State University Aboitiz LIMA Campus, we welcome students who aspire to become future-ready engineers, innovators, and industry leaders. As the National Engineering University’s premier campus for industry-based learning, our admissions process is designed to identify applicants who demonstrate academic competence, technical aptitude, creativity, and the drive to excel in a rigorous, innovation-centered environment. Our admission system ensures that every qualified Filipino has access to high-quality tertiary education, consistent with Republic Act No. 10931 (Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act) and Republic Act No. 11694, which designates Batangas State University as The National Engineering University. Who Can Apply Admission Stages Project Experience Portfolio (PEP) Application Procedure Who Can Apply Undergraduate Programs Applicants must have completed, or be currently enrolled in, Senior High School from any recognized institution. Both local and foreign applicants are welcome, subject to university and government admission requirements. Engineering Programs – Open to graduates of the STEM or Pre-Baccalaureate Maritime strands. Engineering Technology Programs – Open to graduates of STEM, GAS, TVL, or Pre-Baccalaureate Maritime strands. Graduate Programs Click this link to see the list of graduate programs Admission Stages Admission to the BatStateU Aboitiz LIMA Campus involves two key stages, each designed to evaluate both academic strength and applied technical experience: BatStateU College Admission Test (CAT) Assesses core competencies in: Logic and reasoning Numerical ability Communication skills Technical ability (Weight: 50% of total admission score) Project Experience Portfolio (PEP) and Interview Evaluates prior project experience, technical proficiency, creativity, and problem-solving abilities through: Submission of project outputs Interview with faculty and industry representatives (Weight: 50% of total admission score) Applicants must obtain a minimum of 25% in each stage to qualify for ranking and selection. Project Experience Portfolio (PEP) The Project Experience Portfolio is a signature component of the BatStateU Aboitiz LIMA Campus admissions process, reflecting our strong link between academic learning and industry application. Each applicant must submit a digital portfolio containing: Project Description – Title, duration, and overview of the project Skills and Expertise – Technical skills, engineering tools, or software proficiency Role in Collaborative Projects – Contributions and teamwork experience Outcomes and Achievements – Impact, innovation, and results achieved Personal Narrative – Brief reflection on learning and goals Application Procedure All applications are submitted online via the official Batangas State University Testing and Admission Office (TAO) portal. Step 1: Fill out the application form online https://dione.batstate-u.edu.ph/tao/#/application Step 2: Upload the following documents: Completed Application Form (e-copy) One (1) recent passport-size photo with white background Certified copies of final grades in Grades 10 and 11 (Math, Science, English) Senior High School Form 137 or proof of enrollment Project Experience Portfolio Step 3: Track your application status Check updates through your TAO dashboard. Step 4: Attend the interview (if required) Step 5: Receive your examination permit and take the BatStateU CAT. Step 6: View admission results https://dione.batstate-u.edu.ph/tao/#/batstateucat/ Step 7: Proceed to enrollment once qualified. Ready to Lead. Ready to Transform. Ready to Build the Future. APPLY NOW Apply now and experience industry-based learning that positions you ahead. Ready to Lead. Ready to Transform. Ready to Build the Future. Apply now and experience industry-based learning that positions you ahead. APPLY NOW Apply now batstateu.edu.phtao.batstate-u.edu.phtao.lima@g.batstate-u.edu.ph Testing and Admission Office, BatStateU Aboitiz LIMA Campus, Biz Hub at LIMA Estate, Lipa-Malvar, Batangas, Philippines Apply now Ready to Lead. Ready to Transform. Ready to Build the Future. Apply now and experience industry-based learning that positions you ahead. Apply now batstateu.edu.phtao.batstate-u.edu.phtao.lima@g.batstate-u.edu.ph Testing and Admission Office, BatStateU Aboitiz LIMA Campus, Biz Hub at LIMA Estate, Lipa-Malvar, Batangas, Philippines Apply now Apply now and experience industry-based learning that positions you ahead. Apply Now Contact Us Campus AddressBatangas State University Aboitiz LIMA CampusBiz Hub at LIMA Estate, Lipa-Malvar, Batangas, Philippines Stay updated on the latest news, campus developments, and partnership opportunities. Follow us on our official social media channels: Facebook X-twitter Youtube Instagram Globe Envelope Contact Us Batangas State University Aboitiz LIMA Campus Biz Hub at LIMA Estate, Lipa–Malvar, Batangas, Philippines Stay updated on the latest news, campus developments, and partnership opportunities. Follow us on our official social media channels: Facebook X-twitter Youtube Instagram Globe Envelope

Strategic Centers LIMA Campus

LIMA About Programs Campus Life Strategic Centers Admissions Careers LIMA About Programs Campus Life Strategic Centers Admissions Careers Home / Page Empowering Partnerships. Advancing Innovation. Building Futures. BatStateU Aboitiz LIMA Campus is home to strategic centers that drive innovation, collaboration, and applied learning. Each center is designed to strengthen the University’s linkages with industry, advance research and technology development, and create platforms where knowledge translates into real impact. Industry Partnership Center Center for AI and Smart Technologies Innovation Futures Center Industry Partnership Center About the IPC The Industry Partnership Center (IPC) is the main coordinating hub for industry academe collaboration at BatStateU Aboitiz LIMA Campus. It facilitates engagements in curriculum codesign, faculty immersion, professional placement, and collaborative research. The IPC ensures that partnerships are strategic, sustained, and mutually beneficial. Objectives The Center aims to: Establish and Formalize Strategic Partnerships Identify, assess, and engage potential partners aligned with the University’s vision and priorities. Manage formal agreements (MoUs/MoAs) that clearly define roles, responsibilities, and mutual benefits. Integrate Industry Expertise into Learning Support academic units in connecting with industry experts for course co-delivery, capstone and mini-project assessments, mentorship programs, and professional placements. Enhance Stakeholder Engagement and Continuous Improvement Facilitate diverse partnership activities‚Äîincluding grants, sponsorships, job fairs, networking events, and international initiatives. Ensure transparent communication, regular reporting, and ongoing evaluation to maximize sustainable impact and alignment with campus goals. Key Units Industry Partnership Development Builds and formalizes relationships with industry and government partners, supporting co-created projects, joint initiatives, and industry immersion programs. Grants and Strategic Partnerships Secures funding, sponsorships, and strategic collaborations to support research, infrastructure, and innovation initiatives. Career Placements and Mentorship Facilitates professional placements and mentorship programs that equip students with real-world skills, technical expertise, and workplace readiness. Why Partner with Us? Partnering with the University means gaining access to: A highly motivated and technically trained talent pipeline Joint R&D and innovation projects with faculty and students Capacity-building opportunities for workforce upskilling Engagement in curriculum and program development Strategic co-branding and national visibility through institutional partnerships Connect with Us The University invites progressive companies, innovation-driven enterprises, and public sector organizations to codesign the future of work and learning. Together, we prepare learners not just to adapt to change‚ but to lead it. Industry Partnership Center Batangas State University Aboitiz LIMA Campus, Biz Hub at LIMA Estate, Lipa-Malvar, Batangas ipc@g.batstate-u.edu.ph Center for AI and Smart Technologies About CAIST At the core of BatStateU’s digital transformation, the CAIST is a pioneering hub driving the University’s bold AI vision. Strategically located at the BatStateU Aboitiz LIMA Campus and surrounded by innovation-driven industries, CAIST leads the integration of AI across education, research, governance, and public service, anchored on the BatStateU AI Strategy 2025. Research Thrusts CAIST redefines AI not merely as a tool, but as a catalyst for reimagining higher education, empowering communities, and delivering societal impact. Through its interdisciplinary programs and research thrusts, CAIST serves as a platform for cutting-edge research, real-world applications, and talent development‚Äîturning vision into action across the following thematic research thrusts: 1. EduTech: Revolutionizing Education through AI-Powered Learning Systems CAIST’s EduTech research thrust is dedicated to transforming the educational experience through AI and data-driven innovation. It envisions an intelligent learning ecosystem that supports student success through personalized academic guidance, adaptive assessments, and data-informed teaching strategies. Projects under this thrust are designed to enhance student learning outcomes by integrating real-time monitoring, predictive analytics, and smart interventions. These systems empower educators and learners alike, making education more responsive, inclusive, and impactful. 2. EnviTech: Smart Environmental and Utility Management for Sustainable Campuses EnviTech initiatives harness the power of IoT technologies and AI-enabled digital twins to optimize campus operations and environmental stewardship. By creating digital replicas of physical systems‚Äîsuch as water distribution, energy grids, HVAC, and air quality sensors‚Äîthis research thrust enables continuous monitoring, analysis, and decision-making. The system provides real-time insights that support energy efficiency, early fault detection, and evidence-based sustainability interventions‚Äîturning BatStateU campuses into living laboratories for smart infrastructure and environmental innovation. 3. AgriTech: Smarter Agriculture through AI, IoT, and Precision Farming CAIST’s AgriTech research thrust is committed to advancing agricultural productivity and climate resilience through cutting-edge technologies. Integrating sensor networks, drone imaging, and AI-powered analytics, the system enables real-time monitoring of soil health, crop status, pest activity, and weather dynamics. Actionable insights help optimize irrigation, fertilizer use, and harvest scheduling‚Äîresulting in improved yields, reduced input waste, and more resilient farming systems. It also fosters community engagement through pilot farms and supports agripreneurship among students and rural stakeholders. EnergyTech: AI-Driven Solutions for a Sustainable Energy Future The EnergyTech research thrust develops intelligent energy systems that integrate AI, smart grids, and renewable technologies to support the University’s clean energy transition. It features a centralized platform for monitoring and optimizing energy production, distribution, and consumption across campuses and partner communities. With capabilities in load forecasting, anomaly detection, and automated energy balancing, the system facilitates cost reduction and carbon footprint minimization. The platform also serves as a testbed for research in energy informatics, power electronics, and smart systems engineering. FinTech: Accelerating Financial Innovation through Intelligent Systems CAIST’s FinTech research thrust explores the transformative potential of AI in financial services and economic inclusion. Focus areas include algorithmic trading, digital payments, fraud detection, credit scoring, financial literacy tools, and decentralized finance (DeFi). By leveraging big data, machine learning, and blockchain technologies, FinTech projects enable secure, efficient, and transparent financial solutions for individuals, enterprises, and underserved communities. Why Collaborate with Us? CAIST opens its doors to industries, startups, government agencies, and organizations seeking to shape an AI-enabled future. By working together, partners can transform concepts into solutions that matter and innovations into opportunities for long-term growth. Collaborative Research Expertise Work alongside faculty and specialists to advance cutting edge applications in AI and smart technologies. Tailored Industry Solutions Translate research outputs into tools and systems that respond directly to operational and market needs. Access to Skilled Talent ‚Connect with students and researchers trained in data science, automation, and emerging digital technologies. Prime Location for Innovation ‚Partner within the BatStateU

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3rd National and International Conference

Harmony in Diversity, Uniting Minds: Exploring Philippines and Taiwan Connections

International Webinar: “ Community-Based Disaster Risk Reduction in Practice” and “Tought it Up: A Talk on New-Found Resilience and Grit in the Midst of the Unknown”

Tune – up: Upgrading Auto Skills, Meeting the Need of Time and Mileage and Embracing Auto Skills, Meeting the Need of Time and Mileage

Road Safety for EveryJuan: Safe Driving Tips and Basic TroubleShooting Training with Mitsubishi Motors Philippines

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