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1966 |
The Ateneo Graduate
School of Business (AGSB) was formally
established. |
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1968
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ADMU and DLSU formed a
consortium that created the Asian
Institute of Management (AIM). |
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1969
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The MBA for Senior
Executive Program (MBA-SEP) was
launched. |
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1976
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Padre Faura campus
was officially closed. The Master in
Police Management was offered. |
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1977
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The H.V. dela Costa
campus in Salcedo Village, Makati City
was established, housing both the Ateneo
Law School (ALS) and the AGSB,
collectively referred to as the Ateneo
Professional Schools (APS).
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The MBA Logistics
Management was offered. |
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The off-campus
programs were launched in cooperation
with various government and private
entities. |
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1978
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The MBA in Real Estate
Management was offered. |
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1979
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The Master in Business
and Government Administration,
MBA-Transportation Management,
MBA-Project Management and Master in
Hospital Administration (MHA) were
launched. |
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1982
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The AGSB Non-Degree
Programs Division was renamed Business
Leadership Programs Division. |
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1983
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The MBA for Middle
Managers (MBA-MM) was launched. |
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1989
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The Ateneo-Bankers
Association of the Philippines (Ateneo-BAP)
Institute of Banking was created. |
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1993 |
Dr. Alfredo R.A.
Bengzon was appointed Dean of the AGSB.
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1998 |
The AGSB together with
the Ateneo Law School and the Ateneo
Information Technology Institute (AITI),
moved to its present campus in Rockwell
Center, Makati City.
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|
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The Ateneo-Regis MBA
Program was launched
|
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The first off-campus
site for the Ateneo-Regis MBA Program
was established in Sta. Rosa, Laguna.
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The MHA curriculum was changed
to the Master in Hospital Service
Administration (MHSA) Program. |
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2000
|
Two new off-campus
sites for the Ateneo-Regis MBA Program
were opened: Subic Bay Freeport Zone,
Olongapo City, and Cebu City.
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The MHSA
curriculum was changed to the MBA in
Health (MBAH) Program. |
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2002 |
Leaders for Health
Program (LHP) was launched with
participants earning the Master in
Community Health Management (MCHM)
degree. |
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2003 |
The Autonomy Status was
granted by the Commission on Higher
Education (CHED).
|
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Business Faculty
Development Program (BFDP) was launched
to help selected undergraduate schools
in training their business faculty.
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2004
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The Mulat-Diwa Progam
was launched to implement AGSB’s value
proposition: Business is not only for
profit but also for nation-building.
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The Thomas R. Kennedy
Award for quality program was given by
Regis University, Denver, Colorado,
U.S.A.
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No.1 Graduate School
of Business in the Philippines as per
Commission on Higher Education-Fund
Assistance for Private Education (CHED-FAPE)
survey. |
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Implementation of
on-line course methodology and on-line
student services. |
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2005 |
8th time Overall
Champion in the Inter-MBA Friendship
Games. |
