College of Computer Studies, University of Nueva Caceres

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The University of Nueva Caceres College of Computer Studies was established when the population of Computer Science majors (formerly belonging to the College of Arts and Sciences) grew in size. It was formerly known as the College of Information Technology. This eventually changed in 2003 when the college added two new four-year courses: Bachelor of Science in Information Technology and Bachelor of Science in Information Management.

The college is headed by Cloyd San Juan who serves as dean. A new course was added last 2006 when they offered a 2D animation course.

A majority of the graduates are working in their respective fields and are professionals.

The UNC College of Computer Studies offers options to meet the needs of students who are interested in taking a four-year college degree course as well as those who plan to enter the job market directly after graduation. Students can choose from a variety of degrees, certificates, and individual courses.

The college offers courses that give students an opportunity to specialize in computers, while becoming exposed to a variety of liberal arts courses.

Three degrees of concentration are available: Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS), Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) and Bachelor of Science in Information Management (BSIM).

Certificate courses are available for students who choose to focus on acquiring computer skills. These are two-year courses in Associate in Computer Technology (ACT), Computer Technician (CT), and Network Technician (NT).