TYPOLOGY OF HIGHER EDUCATION

Reporter: Mr. Dennis Mark A. Dela Cruz

Professor: Dr. Catherine Q. Castañeda

TYPOLOGY OF HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS

Typology- system of classifying HEIs based on their mandates and functions vis-vis

      national development goals.

TYPOLOGY OF HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS

1. Horizontal Typology–based on functional differentiation

2. Vertical Typology-based on the elements of quality

HORIZONTAL TYPOLOGY

1. Professional Institutions -develop technical knowledge and skills at the undergraduate

and/or graduate levels that lead to professional practice

2. College -develop adults who have the thinking, problem solving, decision-making,

communication, technical and social skills to response to the needs of the communities they serve.

3. University - develop new knowledge and skills through  research and development

VERTICAL TYPOLOGY

1. Autonomous HEIs - show evidence of outstanding performance             consistent with their

horizontal type, e.g., research and publications for universities

2. Deregulated HEIs - show evidence of very good performance  consistent with their

horizontal type.

3. Regulated HEIs - still need to demonstrate good institutional quality and program

outcomes

Sources/References

1. CHED Memorandum Order No.46, s.2012

2. Handbook on Typology Outcomes.pdf. Retrieved November 30, 2015.

3.  AACUP QA Education ReformComMariaCynthiaRoseBBautista.pdf. Retrieved

           November 30, 2015.

4. http://www.ched.gov.ph

5..http://www.aaccupqa.org.ph/AACUP%20QA%20Education%20ReformComMariaC

           ynthiaRoseBBautista.pdf

6. Interview with Ms. Rita P. Sescar, SEPS. OICAG, CHED Central Office. January 7,

           2016

7. Powerpoint presentation on the University Autonomy in the Context of Philippine

           Educational System by Clarita M. de Leon-Carillo.University of Santo Tomas.