DLSU leads 5 fields in university rankings
College of Education Dean Dr. Rochelle Lucas attributed their leadership in education to rigorous academics, innovative teaching, and impactful research.
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Daily TribuneCollege of Education Dean Dr. Rochelle Lucas attributed their leadership in education to rigorous academics, innovative teaching, and impactful research.
Photo courtesy of DLSU
De La Salle University (DLSU) emerged as the country’s top-ranked higher education institution in five fields of study: Arts and Humanities (601+), Business and Economics (801+), Education Studies (401-500), Psychology (401-500) and Social Sciences (801-1000) in the 2025 Times Higher Education Rankings by Subject.
DLSU also ranked in three other subjects: Computer Science (1,000+), Engineering (1,251+) and Physical Sciences (1,001+).
Dr. Ador Torneo, dean of the College of Liberal Arts, acknowledged the value and limitations of global rankings. He emphasized the university’s focus on bridging faith and scholarship to serve society, especially marginalized communities.
The Psychology program, ranked for the first time, reflects the dedication of faculty, staff, and students in advancing mental health research and community-based applications, according to Torneo.
College of Business Dean Dr. Emilina Sarreal commended the university’s commitment to research and innovation, aligned with its societal impact statement, “Living the Lasallian Values for Shared Prosperity.”
School of Economics Dean Dr. Arlene Inocencio highlighted the collaborative efforts that solidified DLSU’s place in Business and Economics while enhancing its global profile.
College of Education Dean Dr. Rochelle Lucas attributed their leadership in education to rigorous academics, innovative teaching and impactful research.