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The UP Scientific Productivity System (SPS) was approved by the Board of Regents in its 1199th meeting in August 2005. The SPS aims to: (1) support the development of science and technology and (2) encourage and reward scientific productivity. Deserving scientists shall be conferred the title “UP Scientist” with a monetary award. (see https://ovpaa.up.edu.ph/research-innovation/scientific-productivity-system/)

  The RDG is an award to outstanding faculty and REPS researchers who receive invitations or gain acceptance to present their research papers in prestigious international conferences. With the RDG, faculty and REPS researchers are encouraged to conduct and publicize high-quality research that would make the University more visible in the international research community. Participation in international conferences would also expose our faculty and REPS researchers to cutting-edge research, and could provide opportunities to forge collaborations with leading researchers in the world.

A training session on "Introduction to No-Code Application Development" organized by the Center for Open and Digital Teaching and Learning (CODTL) will take place face-to-face at the UPOU Sandbox on August 4, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. The No-Code Application Development is an approach that allows individuals to create applications without requiring traditional programming knowledge. As part of our commitment to open education, the entire training session will be recorded and converted into Open Educational Resources (OER). Please note that attendance for this training is limited, and we encourage you to confirm your participation at your earliest convenience. To register, [...]

Gain valuable insights and strategies to enhance teaching practices at our TAPHEP Seminar-Workshop, covering effective frameworks, reflective teaching, professional development, and eLearning practices.