Employability: Career Advising Sessions
CAREER ADVISING SESSIONS One-on-one career advising sessions offered by Batangas State University (BSU), The National Engineering University, play a vital role in the holistic development and future success of its students. These sessions provide personalized guidance and support that goes beyond traditional classroom education, enabling students to make well-informed decisions about their career paths and enhancing their overall employability. The importance of these sessions can be understood from several perspectives: 1. Personalized Guidance: Each student has unique strengths, weaknesses, interests, and career aspirations. One-on-one career advising sessions allow advisors to tailor their guidance to individual students, considering their academic backgrounds, skills, personality traits, and long-term goals. This personalized approach helps students identify career options that align with their strengths and interests, leading to better career satisfaction and success. 2. Clarifying Career Goals: Many students enter university with vague ideas about their future careers. Career advising sessions provide a platform for students to clarify their career goals and aspirations. Advisors can help them explore various career pathways within their field of study, giving them a better understanding of the potential opportunities and challenges that lie ahead. 3. Skill Enhancement: Effective career advising involves assessing a student’s skill set and identifying areas that need improvement. Advisors can suggest specific workshops, training programs, or extracurricular activities that can enhance the student’s skill set, making them more competitive in the job market. This can include communication skills, technical skills, leadership abilities, and more. 4. Resume Building and Interview Preparation: Crafting a compelling resume and performing well in job interviews are critical skills. Career advisors can provide personalized advice on creating effective resumes and cover letters that highlight a student’s strengths and experiences. Additionally, they can offer mock interview sessions to help students develop confidence and improve their interview skills. 5. Industry Insights: Career advisors often have connections with professionals in various industries. They can offer valuable insights into the current job market trends, industry expectations, and emerging opportunities. This real-world information empowers students to align their academic pursuits with the demands of the job market, increasing their chances of securing relevant and meaningful employment. 6. Networking and Mentorship: Career advising sessions can also introduce students to networking opportunities and potential mentors. Advisors can connect students with alumni or professionals who can provide guidance, share their experiences, and offer valuable advice on navigating the complexities of their chosen field. 7. Transition to the Workforce: The transition from university to the workforce can be daunting. Career advisors help ease this transition by providing guidance on job search strategies, networking etiquette, and workplace professionalism. They can also educate students on workplace norms and expectations, ensuring a smoother integration into the professional world. 8. Long-Term Career Planning: Career advising is not just about finding a job after graduation. It’s also about developing a long-term career plan. Advisors can help students set achievable short-term and long-term career goals, guiding them on how to continuously develop their skills and navigate career advancement. In conclusion, the one-on-one career advising sessions offered by Batangas State University hold immense significance for its students. These sessions provide tailored guidance, skill enhancement, industry insights, and support that collectively contribute to the students’ academic and professional success. By empowering students to make informed decisions and equipping them with the necessary skills, these sessions play a pivotal role in ensuring that graduates are well-prepared to excel in their chosen careers.
CTI
General Mandate of the Center The BatStateU CTI focuses on developing programs and activities geared towards creating a sustainable entrepreneurial ecosystem for the university. As an academic institution, the University believes in the importance of adequate and efficient training among budding entrepreneurs to make them competitive in their CTI entrepreneurial endeavor. Programs, Activities, and Projects Collaboration – Community development and partnerships to create a sustainable entrepreneurial ecosystem in the CALABARZON region. Technopreneurship – Integrating Technopreneurship 101 in Engineering, Technology and Computing Science programs and training for faculty to stimulate the entrepreneurial mindset among the academic community of the University. Incubation – R&D outputs and venture ideas from the Technopreneurship classes are incubated to be commercially viable. Notable Projects TBI 4.0: Technology Business Incubator 4.0 for Region 4 Funding Agency: DOST PCIEERD Period: 2019 – Present Budget: Php 13,159,259.00 Development of Southern Luzon Hub for Technopreneurship and Innovation Funding Agency: CHED IDIG Period: 2017 – 2020 Budget: Php 11,997,300.00 Establishment of BatStateU Center for Technopreneurship and Innovation (Technology Business Incubator) Funding Agency: DOST PCIEERD Period: 2016 – 2018 Budget: Php 8,667,596.00 Equipment Available as a Shared Service Facility Co-working Spaces Locator Spaces Photos of the facility
Culture and Arts Webpage
BatStateU-The NEU embraces the Cinematic Journey of Red Spartan Stories through Inspiring Film Screenings Batangas State University, The National Engineering University (BatStateU-The NEU), has continually demonstrated its commitment to academic excellence and cultural enrichment. By embracing the enchanting world of cinema, BatStateU-The NEU has discovered a powerful means of connecting with individuals, fostering inclusivity, and nurturing a culture of peace, love, and unity. As an art form, the film possesses the remarkable ability to transport viewers to alternate realities, evoke deep emotions, and stimulate the boundless realms of human imagination. It captures fleeting moments, weaves intricate narratives, and leaves an indelible impression on the hearts and minds of its audience. One of the most anticipated and exhilarating aspects of the filmmaking process is the long-awaited film screening, where the collective efforts of tireless dedication and meticulous craftsmanship finally unfold before an eager and receptive audience. The 6th edition of the esteemed Sine Kabataan Short Film Lab and Festival, a renowned event organized by the Film Development Council of the Philippines, took place on January 13, 2023. During this prestigious competition, BatStateU-The NEU, in collaboration with the esteemed Teatro Aliwana, showcased their talent through a compelling entry titled “Kung Paanong Hindi,” exploring the poignant theme of abandonment. Although the access did not secure top honors, the Red Spartans demonstrated unwavering gratitude and transformed this experience into a catalyst for future endeavors, igniting their creative spirits to produce films that intimately touch the lives of others and restore the power of connection. BatStateU-The NEU recently hosted “PELIKULAYAG: A Sine Spartan Film Festival 2023 – A Voyage of New Horizons, Stories, and Dreams.” This monumental filmmaking project served as a platform for communication students to showcase their exceptional talent by crafting thought-provoking films that evoke emotions, captivate audiences, and inspire tangible action. This event aimed to revitalize the spirit of the Red Spartans, reconnect with audiences on a profound level, and leave a lasting impact. BatStateU-The NEU firmly believes that film is a transcendent medium that bridges cultural divides, initiates meaningful conversations, and cultivates empathy. This timeless cultural belief remains firmly rooted in the institution’s ethos of nation-building and transforming lives. By harnessing the power of film screenings and the art of filmmaking, the University realizes the extraordinary potential to effect positive change, as a single cinematic narrative possesses the transformative ability to inspire, enlighten, and shape society.
Student Organizations Nasugbu
ARASOF-Nasugbu Supreme Student Council – BatStateU ARASOF-Nasugbu Campus The Supreme Student Council -BatStateU ARASOF-Nasugbu Campus is the highest student organization that oversees and supervises all the organizations within the campus. It provides projects and activities that aim to support students’ development in all aspects of their academic and non-academic life.
Student Organizations Lipa
Lipa Supreme Student Council BatStateU- The NEU Lipa The highest independent student governing body of Batangas State University- The National Engineering University Lipa
Student Organizations Malvar
Malvar Supreme Student Council BatState Malvar “The highest governing body of all the student organizations in the university and they intend to take an active participation in all schools and community activities and spearhead programs for the welfare of the students.”
Student Organizations Pablo Borbon
University Student Council The University Student Council (USC) is the highest student governing body of BatStateU – The NEU. With the aid of the Supreme Student Council of each campus as mandated by the student, it is the official representation of all the bona fides of all the campuses of Batangas State University pursuing their rights, welfare and concerns. Pablo Borbon
Student Organizations Alangilan
Alangilan SSC-BatStateU-Alangilan – Supreme Student Council – BatStateU-Alangilan The Supreme Student Council – Alangilan is the highest governing student organization in BatStateU – Alangilan serving 21,000 students. It is recognized by the National Youth Commission (NYC) under the Youth Organization Registration Program (YORP).
Innovation Challenge
Home Program Submission Guidelines Registration Awards Innovation Challenge Archives Menu Home Program Submission Guidelines Registration Awards Innovation Challenge Archives Innovation Challenge Competition ICONS Launchpad, a flagship offering of ICONS South Luzon, introduces a 6-month acceleration program, tuned to empower startups in Calabarzon, propelling them toward remarkable growth. This initiative extends an open invitation to startups based in the Calabarzon region, encouraging startups to embark on a journey towards scaling up their operations and becoming more attractive for investment. If you’re a budding tech-startup in Calabarzon, armed with a TRL 6 prototype and already gaining little traction, this 6-month program is your ticket to shaping the future of your business! Access the Application Form here: https://bit.ly/launchpadappform Submit here: https://bit.ly/launchpadproposal QUALIFICATIONS: Stage of development: Designed for startups in the early stages of the company, such as those with a minimum viable product (MVP) or at least a technology readiness level (TRL) 6. Technology prototype successfully demonstrated in a relevant operational environment. These startups have typically established a proof of concept but may not have a well-defined business model or growth strategy. Any industry. Legal status: The startup must have SEC or DTI registration, or have an application for registration in progress. Business address must be within the Calabarzon region. Team size: Team of 2 to 5 members, with at least one dedicated team member. Scalability potential: Acceleration programs are designed to help startups rapidly scale their businesses. Startups should demonstrate the potential for rapid growth and scalability. Commitment: Startups should be committed to the program and willing to actively participate in mentorship, educational components, and culminating activities. Within the 6-month program, startups are equipped with the skills and confidence to refine their pitches, showcase their potential, and engage with potential investors. Through mentorship, workshops, and networking opportunities, the program nurtures an environment where startups can make meaningful connections with investors, increasing their chances of securing vital funding for sustainable growth and success. The program has three major parts. PHASE 1 1 month PHASE 2 1 month PHASE 3 5 months CALL FOR PROPOSALS & SCREENING PROCESS PRE-ACCELERATION PROGRAM ACCELERATION PROGRAM (in partnership with International Accelerator) Screening of Top 15 Startups Kick-off & Training 9 weeks of personalized online mentoring Admission to the Pre-Acceleration Pre-Acceleration Demo Day during IRCIEST VI 9 weeks of international masterclasses 1 Demo Day (with investors) During the Pre-Acceleration Demo Day IR in conjunction with IRCIEST VI, the Top 10 qualified startups shall receive a cash seed of P20,000 each team. CRITERIA for the Selection Phase and Pre-Acceleration Pitch Day are as follows: 1) 20% – the strength of the team 2) 20% – the technical viability of the business idea 3) 20% – market potential 4) 20% – social impact ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT ICONS SOUTH LUZON: ICONS South Luzon, which stands for Innovation Consortium in South Luzon, is a program under the DOST PCIEERD HEIRIT ReSEED that primarily aims to strengthen the startup ecosystem in the region by providing funding support to PCIEERD-funded TBIs to lead in establishing and formalizing a Regional Startup Ecosystem Consortium. At the forefront of this effort in the Calabarzon region is the Batangas State University Center for Technopreneurship and Innovation (CTI), which has led the consortium as the Project Leader since its establishment in February 2021. Currently, there are nine (9) TBI members under ICONS South Luzon, namely: BatStateU CTI Brainsparks – FAITH Tanauan Cavite State University – Agri-aqua TBI Animo Labs De La Salle Lipa Nexus Innovation Lab DOST FPRDI Laguna State Polytechnic University – Agri-aqua TBI University of Batangas – Center for Business and Innovation UPLB SIBOL Business Incubators With the establishment of ICONS South Luzon, all Technology Business Incubator members are working together to enhance startup services, focusing on meeting the needs of more advanced-stage startups through the “Acceleration Program.” Drawing upon its strong presence in Region 4A, Calabarzon, ICONS South Luzon is poised to launch an acceleration program that leverages its extensive network of industry partners and mentors. ICONS South Luzon aims to offer startups a platform to showcase their services while also granting them access to customized support and funding opportunities as successful participants in the program. Contact Information Assoc. Prof. Albertson D. Amante Conference Chair Email: irciest2023@g.batstate-u.edu.ph Mobile: +639175620916 Conference Website: https://batstate-u.edu.ph/irciest2023/
IRCIEST 2023
Home Program Submission Guidelines Registration Awards Innovation Challenge Archives Menu Home Program Submission Guidelines Registration Awards Innovation Challenge Archives 6th International Research Conference on Innovations in Engineering, Science, and Technology (IRCIEST) November 22-24, 2023 Pablo Borbon Campus, Rizal Avenue, Batangas City, PH, 4200 Conference Theme: Propelling Transformations and Accelerating Reforms through Research and Innovations Objectives: The International Conference aims to achieve the following objectives: To provide an avenue for local and international researchers to convene and share the most innovative research practices for the continuous development and productivity of faculty and student researchers in the areas of engineering, science, and technology To acquire a more profound concept of the advancements in engineering and engineering education, scientific innovations, and technology upgrades through intensive lectures facilitated by renowned international experts and through the presentation of highly relevant research outputs To effectively screen research papers for possible publication in a refereed international journal To increase professional interactivity among university officials and national and international research practitioners and educators through an intellectual gathering in an environment conducive to creative and critical thinking Scope Batangas State University, The National Engineering University, is now on the 6th installment of its biannual International Research Conference on Innovations in Engineering, Science, and Technology (IRCIEST). As the fourth industrial revolution continues to accelerate into a new phase, there is a need for industries and society to keep pace with the modern era. While technologies and innovations usher us into development, the rapid change also accumulated new sets of challenges preventing us from achieving our full potential. As a higher academic institution with a national mandate to intensify scientific, innovative, and technological research and development initiatives that would lead to the development of various fields of discipline, BatStateU-The NEU answers to the call for new approaches and solutions that will address these challenges – Hence, the 6th IRCIEST. Focusing on this year’s theme, “Propelling Transformations and Accelerating Reforms through Research and Innovations,” the conference zeroes in on the deeper exploration of new approaches, tools, and technologies that can pave the way for transformation across the academic ecosystem and beyond, empowering stakeholders across diverse fields to stay attuned to the continuously evolving global landscape. Contact Information Assoc. Prof. Albertson D. Amante Conference Chair Email: irciest2023@g.batstate-u.edu.ph Mobile: +639175620916 Conference Website: https://batstate-u.edu.ph/irciest2023/
