education and liberal arts

College of BMSE • Bachelor's Degrees

Inspire Students. Master English.

As a core part of the College of Business, Management, Science, and Education (BMSE), this department offers specialized degrees in Elementary Education, Secondary Education, and the English Language. We will guide you to become an inspiring teacher or an effective communication professional.

BEED • BSED • BAEL Specialized Tracks
4 Years Standard Completion
145+ Units Average Academic Load
On-Campus & Teaching Practicum Learning Format
SDG Commitment
SDG 4: Quality Education SDG 5: Gender Equality SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities SDG 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
Our Programs

Choose Your Path to Success.

BEED

Elementary Education

Learn how to teach young children, understand child psychology, and create a fun, effective learning environment.

BSED Mathematics

Secondary Education (Mathematics)

Gain the skills to teach math effectively to high school students and help them succeed in their academics.

BSED English

Secondary Education (English)

Discover how to teach English, literature, and communication skills to high school students.

BAEL

English Language

Develop excellent communication and writing skills perfect for careers in media, writing, and public relations.

Program Overview

Learn to Teach and Communicate.

Our Education and Liberal Arts programs are perfect for those who want to help others learn and grow. Whether you want to understand how young children think, teach high school students, or become an expert in the English language, our courses will give you the right foundation to succeed.

We focus on hands-on experiences. You will practice teaching in real classrooms (practice teaching), learn effective communication skills, and discover the best ways to connect with different audiences. By the time you graduate, you will be fully prepared and confident to start your career.

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The OLOPSC Advantage

Practical Skills for the Real World.

We believe in teaching you how to actually apply what you learn. We focus on giving you the right tools to manage a classroom, plan effective lessons, and communicate clearly. When you graduate, you will have the knowledge and experience that schools and companies are actively looking for, making you ready for a great career.

What You Will Learn

Teaching Young Learners (BEED)

Learn the best ways to teach young children, understand how they learn, and make a positive impact in their early years.

High School Teaching (BSED)

Gain the confidence to manage a classroom and effectively teach specific subjects like Math or English to teenagers.

Effective Communication (BAEL)

Develop strong writing, speaking, and analytical skills for careers in journalism, corporate communication, and media.

Educational Leadership

Learn how to design effective lessons, improve student learning, and prepare for leadership roles in schools.

Academic Roadmap

What to Expect

Select a program below to see the subjects and topics you will take each year.

Year 1

Foundations of Pedagogy

Core Major Subjects

Child & Adolescent Development
The Teaching Profession
Foundations of Special Needs Ed.
Year 2

Instructional Methodologies

Core Major Subjects

Teaching Math in Primary Grades
Early Literacy
Assessment in Learning 1.
Year 3

Curriculum & Technology

Core Major Subjects

Technology for Teaching
Curriculum Development
Educational Research.
Year 4

Clinical Practice

Core Major Subjects

Field Study 1 & 2
Teaching Internship
LET Intensive Review.
Campus Facilities

Designed for Learning and Practice.

Our facilities are built to give you hands-on experience. Explore our dedicated rooms and laboratories where you can practice teaching and improve your communication skills.

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Practice Teaching

Model Classroom

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Language Skills

Speech Laboratory

Improve your pronunciation, listening, and speaking skills using our dedicated audio workstations and language software.

Hands On Learning
Writing & Publishing

Literacy Hub

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Creating Materials

Resource Center

Prof. Karen Alver L.  Arenas, LPT

Prof. Karen Alver L. Arenas, LPT

Program Chair for Education and Liberal Arts

Message from the Chair

"To teach is to build the future; to master language is to understand the world. In the Education and Liberal Arts program, you are not merely earning a degree—you are developing the rigor required to lead, educate, and communicate. Embrace the challenge of learning, for society depends on the strength of your intellect and your commitment to truth."

Career Opportunities

Your Future Career.

A degree in Education or Liberal Arts from OLOPSC opens many doors. Our graduates go on to become successful teachers, school administrators, writers, and communication professionals.

BEED Career Path

Elementary Teaching

Help children develop a love for learning in their early years. Create fun, engaging, and supportive classrooms for young students.

Possible Careers
  • Elementary School Teacher
  • Early Childhood Educator
  • School Administrator
  • Private Tutor
BSED Math Career Path

High School Teaching (Mathematics)

Make math easy to understand for high school students. Help teenagers develop problem-solving skills they can use in life.

Possible Careers
  • High School Math Teacher
  • Curriculum Developer
  • School Administrator
  • Math Tutor
BSED English Career Path

High School Teaching (English)

Inspire high school students to read, write, and express themselves effectively. Guide them to become better communicators.

Possible Careers
  • High School English Teacher
  • Curriculum Developer
  • School Administrator
  • Language Instructor
BAEL Career Path

Professional Communication

Use your advanced English skills for careers outside the classroom. Work in media, writing, public relations, or corporate communications.

Possible Careers
  • Public Relations Officer
  • Writer / Editor
  • Corporate Communications Specialist
  • ESL Teacher