De La Salle University is the county’s top-ranked HEI 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 (THE) Rankings by Subject.
DLSU is also ranked in three other subject rankings: Computer Science (1,000+), Engineering (1,251+), and Physical Sciences (1,001+).
Dr. Ador Torneo, dean of the College of Liberal Arts, acknowledges both the value and the limitations of global rankings, such as Times Higher Education and says that “focus remains on fulfilling our institutional vision-mission of bridging faith and scholarship and serving society, especially the marginalized.”
Torneo also acknowledged the Psychology program, which has been ranked for the first time. “This recognition reflects the dedication and hard work of our faculty, staff, and students in advancing the field of psychology through groundbreaking research and impactful applications that address the needs of our communities, especially in the area of mental health.”
Ramon V. del Rosario College of Business Dean Dr. Emilina Sarreal acknowledged the dedication and hard work of DLSU faculty, staff, and students as well as their commitment to excel and innovate. She noted their continuing efforts to further advance research adhering to the College’s societal impact statement of “Living the Lasallian Values for Shared Prosperity” and a curriculum that fosters “business as a force for good.”
Carlos L. Tiu School of Economics Dean Dr. Arlene Inocencio, for her part, emphasized that the combined efforts of the DLSU community have not only secured the institution’s place among the elite in the field of Business and Economics but have also enhanced the university’s global profile. She also recognized the various stakeholders for their commitment to excellence and passion for economics.
As the leading HEI in Education in the Philippines, the Br. Andrew Gonzalez College of Education reflects a rigorous academic environment characterized by innovative teaching methodologies, impactful research outputs that contribute to the field of education, and strong collaborations with industry partners and international institutions, Dean Dr. Rochelle Lucas said.
College of Computer Studies Dean Dr. Ethel Ong shares that the ranking in Times Higher Education highlights the college’s contribution to providing world-class computing education and conducting research that expand human knowledge and address societal challenges. “The commitment from academic and support staff enabled us to remain internationally competitive for the benefit of our students and alumni.”
Dr. Kathleen Aviso, dean of the Gokongwei College of Engineering, states that “while we remain included in the THE Engineering Subject Rankings, our position has declined, reflecting that other institutions are improving at a faster rate. This serves as a timely reminder to avoid complacency and to redouble our efforts toward excellence.”
College of Science Dean Dr. Mary Jane Flores sees the achievement as a testament to the unwavering commitment, innovative research, and academic excellence that define DLSU. “The faculty of the College of Science has been a cornerstone of this success, contributing cutting-edge discoveries, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, and cultivating an environment where curiosity thrives.”
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