.: Philippines Women's University - Renowned for Civics-Related Courses

Philippine Women's College was established in 1919 by Filipino women with the imagination of such school that would prepare young girls for leadership and service.  It is a non-sectarian academic institution for men and women. Located along one city block in the district of Malate in the City of Manila, Philippines, this university is bounded by Taft Avenue, and the streets of Malvar, Nakpil and Leon Guinto.

In 1932, this Women's College was given recognition as a university by American colonial government and known as first university for women in Asia. Today, this is one of the finest universities in the world, renowned for its civics-related courses with emphasis on training women in areas of child care and social work.

The university is completely imbued with the core values of personal integrity, community participation, family solidarity, and leadership in the chosen profession. It ideally prepares the learner as a role model for useful citizenship through a holistic education that treasures cultural heritage.