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AMA Education System (AMAES) is a prominent member of the AMA Group of Companies, recognized as a pioneer in computer education in the Philippines. Founded by Ambassador Amable R. Aguiluz V, known as the Father of Computer Education in the Philippines, AMAES has been instrumental in shaping the landscape of professional computer education since 1980.

AMAES manages and operates a network of esteemed institutions, including AMA University, AMA Colleges, ABE International Business College, and several other specialized schools. It was the first in the Philippines to offer courses in Computer Science and Computer Engineering and has achieved numerous milestones, such as being the first to offer e-learning and receive ISO 9001 Certification among schools in the country.

Over the years, AMAES has expanded its academic offerings to include business, finance, arts, sciences, and engineering, leading to its elevation to university status. Today, AMAES continues to grow, with campuses across the Philippines and international operations in countries like Bahrain, Oman, Macau, Hong Kong, and more.

Committed to providing quality education, AMAES continues to innovate and expand, fulfilling its mission to empower students with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in a rapidly evolving world.

Program Offerings

Explore our diverse range of programs tailored to meet your educational needs.

Computing & Information Technology

BS in Information Technology (BSIT)

A comprehensive program focusing on the application of technology in various industries.

BS in Computer Science (BSCS)

An in-depth study of computer systems, algorithms, and programming languages.

BS in Information Systems (BSIS)

Integrates IT with business processes to improve organizational efficiency.

BS in Cybersecurity

Focuses on protecting systems, networks, and programs from digital attacks.

BS in Artificial Intelligence (BS AI)

Explores the development of intelligent systems and machine learning algorithms.

BS in Blockchain Technology

Focuses on blockchain technology, including cryptocurrency, smart contracts, and decentralized applications.

BS in Data Science

Covers the analysis and interpretation of complex data to assist in decision-making and strategic planning.

Engineering

BS in Electronics and Communications Engineering (BS ECE)

Focuses on the design and development of electronic and communication systems.

BS in Computer Engineering

Combines electrical engineering and computer science to develop computer systems.

Business & Management

BS in Business Administration (BSBA)

Covers essential business principles and practices for effective management.

BS in Accountancy

Provides a strong foundation in accounting principles and financial management.

BS in Real Estate Management

Focuses on the principles and practices of managing real estate properties and investments.

Health Sciences

BS in Nursing

Prepares students for a career in nursing with a focus on patient care and healthcare practices.

Doctor of Medicine

Prepares students for a career in medicine, focusing on patient care, diagnosis, and treatment.

Hospitality & Tourism

BS in Tourism Management

Focuses on the management of tourism-related businesses and destinations.

BS in Hospitality Management

Covers the management of hotels, resorts, and other hospitality services.

Education & Social Sciences

BS in Secondary Education

Prepares students to become effective educators in secondary schools.

BS in Psychology

Explores human behavior and mental processes, preparing students for various psychology careers.

Senior High School

Academic Track: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM)

Focuses on subjects related to science, math, and technology preparing students for related college courses.

Academic Track: Accountancy, Business, and Management (ABM)

Prepares students for business-related careers and college programs in management and accountancy.

Academic Track: Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS)

Emphasizes social sciences, communication, and humanities subjects.

Academic Track: General Academic Strand (GAS)

A flexible strand for students who want a mix of academic subjects not covered by other tracks.

Technical-Vocational-Livelihood Track: Information and Communications Technology (ICT)

Focuses on skills like computer programming, animation, and technical drafting.

Technical-Vocational-Livelihood Track: Home Economics

Provides training in culinary arts, caregiving, dressmaking, and other home management skills.

Arts and Design Track

Prepares students for careers in the arts, including visual arts, performing arts, and design.

Professional Studies

Professional Studies at AMAES are designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in their chosen fields. Our programs are designed to prepare students for careers in a variety of industries, including healthcare, technology, finance, and more.

Diploma in Cybercrime Security

Ethical Hacking and Offensive Cyber Operations

Hands-on training in penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, and red teaming.

Cyber Threat Defense and Response Strategies

Develop and simulate cyber defense plans and incident response strategies.

Security Monitoring and Threat Detection

Learn proactive threat identification using SIEM and behavioral analytics.

Network Defense Architecture and Protocol Hardening

Secure network infrastructure and harden protocols against attacks.

Secure Software Development Lifecycle (SSDLC)

Integrate security into all phases of software development.

Emerging Threats and Advanced Adversarial Tactics

Explore advanced cyber threats and defensive countermeasures.

Campus Directory

Find an AMA Education System campus near you.

AMA University & Colleges

AMACC - Makati

Contact: 09123456789

Address: AMA One Bldg. / 5486 South Superhighway Bangkal, Makati City

AMACC - Angeles

Contact: 09998755350

Address: 733 P. Santos St. Londale Bldg, Nepo Subd.,,Angeles City, Pampanga

AMACC - Bacolod

Contact: 09534732368

Address: #8 San Augustine St., North Drive, Bacolod City

AMACC - Baguio

Contact: 09555066970

Address: 3rd Floor Heavenly Host Realty Building, #12 Aspiras- Palispis Highway, Baguio City

AMACC - Batangas

Contact: 09178036254

Address: AMA Building National Road Brgy. Bolbok, Batangas City

AMACC - Biñan

Contact: 02 70014119 / 09266140395

Address: #59 National Highway, San Vicente, Binan City

AMACC - Cabanatuan

Contact: 09683473044

Address: 777 Maharlika Highway, Bitas, Cabanatuan City Nueva Ecija

AMACC - Calamba

Contact: +639981794630, 09950213597

Address: La Suerte Bldg. National Highway, Brgy. Parian Calamba Laguna

AMACC - Caloocan

Contact: 09459778749

Address: Unicentre Building, Caimito St. corner Samson Rd. Caloocan City

AMACC - Cavite

Contact: 0929-5509076 / 0969-0800657

Address: ARA Vista Village, Biclatan, General Triaa, Cavite

AMACC - CDO

Contact: 09552533594

Address: 3/F Goking Bldg, Sotero Daumar St., Cogon, Cagayan de Oro City

AMACC - Cebu

Contact: 09066974681

Address: AMA Bldg. #46 S. Cabahug cor. Pres. Roxas St. Casals Village, Mabolo, Cebu city

AMACC - Cotabato

Contact: 09752249885/09650469855

Address: #174 Mandanas bldg. Sinsuat Ave., Cotabato City

AMACC - Davao

Contact: 09531841816

Address: AMA Bldg. #123 Gen. Malvar Street, Davao City

AMACC - Dumaguete

Contact: 09366248712

Address: 2nd Flr. Martin-Anita UyMatiao Bldg. Perdices-San Jose St. Dumaguete City

AMACC - East Rizal

Contact: 09654091747/ 09177144294

Address: AMA Bldg., Marcos Hi-way, Brgy. Mayamot, Antipolo City, Rizal

AMACC - Fairview

Contact: 09494304466

Address: Blk 69 Lot 28-31 Bristol Corner Regalado Ave. Brgy North Fairview, Quezon City

AMACC - Gensan

Contact: 09260887424 / 09988401005

Address: JAMA Bldg. J.P. Laurel Ave. General Santos City

AMACC - Iloilo

Contact: (033) 511-1946 / 0917-810-7115

Address: W-2 Bldg. Lizzares Subdv. Mc. Arthur Dr. Tabuc Suba Jaro Iloilo City

AMACC - La Union

Contact: 09949827353

Address: MZF Bldg. Gen. Luna St. San Fernando City, La Union

AMACC - Laoag

Contact: 09064743010

Address: APacific Bldg. II Don E. Ruiz St. Laoag City Ilocos Norte

AMACC - Legaspi

Contact: 09278296685

Address: Brgy 15, AMA Bldg. Rizal St., Old Albay District., Legaspi City, Albay

AMACC - Lipa

Contact: 09364342672 / 09914406506

Address: AMA Bldg. Ayala Highway, Balintawak, Lipa City

AMACC - Lucena

Contact: 0423226134

AMACC - Makati

Contact: 09074689670 / 88443225

Address: 5486 South Superhighway Bangkal, Makati City

AMACC - Naga

Contact: 09159694982 / 09666975142

Address: ELS Bldg. Panganiban Drive, Naga City

AMACC - Olongapo

Contact: 09271878426

Address: 1710 Rizal Avenue, Brgy. East Bajac Bajac, Olongapo City

AMACC - Pampanga

Contact: 09388519747

Address: OYG Bldg. B. Mendoza St. Sto Rosario, City of San Fernando, Pampanga

AMACC - Paranaque

Contact: 09155062536

Address: 8226 Sokee Bldg Dr. A. Santos Avenue, San Isidro, Sucat, Parañaque City

AMACC - Pasig

Contact: 096121700151

Address:2/F Chipeco Building, Corner Meralco Ave. Shaw Boulevard Corner Meralco Ave., San Antonio Pasig City

AMACC - QC

Contact: 09283356732 / 09158419289

Address: Maximina Villa Arca Brgy. Baesa, Project 8, Quezon City

AMACC - Santiago

Contact: 09364005750 / 078-2585-010

Address: 3rd Floor, Heritage Building Malvar, Santiago City

AMACC - Sta. Cruz

Contact: 09776092672 / 0492540659

Address: Ng Cha Bldg. Along P. Guevarra Avenue, Santa Cruz Laguna

AMACC - Sta. Mesa

Contact: 09625896613

Address: 804-805 CM Recto Avenue cor Quezon ave., Sampaloc Manila

AMACC - Tacloban

Contact: 09283213318 / 09173060068

Address: Brgy. 42, No. 104 Avenida Veteranos Avenue, Tacloban City

AMACC - Tarlac

Contact: 09054457200

Address: Zamora St. San Roque, Tarlac City, Tarlac

AMACC - Tuguegarao

Contact: 0991-181-7947

Address: #37 Caggay Highway, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan

AMACC - Zamboanga

Contact: 09554123134 / 09261048758

Address: Artstrel MCLL Highway Guiwan, Zamboanga City

AMACC - Pangasinan

Contact: 09754720457 / 09918699522

Address: Citi Appliance Bldg.,Brgy. San Miguel, Mc Arthur Highway, Calasiao - Urdaneta Rd, Calasiao, 2418 Pangasinan

ABE International Business College

ABE - Bacolod

Contact: 09305386536

Address: Gatuslao St., Bacolod City

ABE - Cabanatuan

Contact: 09159857502

Address: 578 Burgos Avenue, Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija

ABE - Cainta

Contact: 09459837482

Address: Carms Bldg, V.V. Soliven Cor Felix Ave, Cainta Rizal, 1900 Rizal

ABE - Caloocan

Contact: 09087241209 / 09202083076

Address: The Big Orange Bldg., 328 EDSA, Grace Park, Caloocan City

ABE - Cubao QC

Contact: 095533116864

Address: 878 Rempson Bldg., Aurora Blvd, Cubao, Quezon City

ABE - Fairview

Contact: 09174128243

Address: Lot 3 Block 9 Neopolitan Business Park, Brgy. Greater Lagro, Quezon City

ABE - Iloilo

Contact: 09544013586

Address: TKT Bldg., Mabini St., City Proper, Iloilo City

ABE - Las Piñas

Contact: 09175089671

Address: 165 Real St. Alabang Zapote Rd. Pamplona Uno Las Piñas City

ABE - Lucena

Contact: 09632587042

Address: 233 Quezon Ave. Brgy. IX, Lucena City

ABE - Malolos

Contact: 09156910981

Address: Rufina Bldg. Paseo Del Congreso Catmon, City of Malolos Bulacan

ABE - Manila

Contact: 0936-058-7900 / 09208687917

Address: 2578 Legarda St., Sampaloc, Manila

ABE - Urdaneta

Contact: 09603688990

Address: E.A. Cabrera Bldg., Mc Arthur Hi-way, San Vicente, Urdaneta City, Pangasinan

ABE - La Union

Contact: 09773212500

Address: National Highway, Baroro, Bacnotan, La Union

AMA School of Medicine

ASM - Makati

Contact: 09123456789

Address: Gen. Mojica St. Cor Osmena Bangkal Makati City

Saint Augustine International School

SAIS - Mactan

Contact: 09123456789

Address: Kagudoy Road, Basak, Lapu Lapu City, Cebu

St. Augustine School of Nursing

SASN - Iloilo

Contact: 09380958022

Address: 2nd Fl., Go Sam Bldg., Brgy. Inday, General Luna St., Iloilo City

SASN - Las Piñas

Contact: 09624007840

Address: 165 Real St. Alabang Zapote Rd. Pamplona Uno Las Piñas City

SASN - Lipa

Contact: 09930842434

Address: J.M. Katigbak St, Mataas na Luoa, Lipa City

SASN - Lucena

Contact: 09682216428

Address: 2F Carlos City Center M.L. Tagarao St. Quezon Avenue, Lucena City

SASN - Quezon City

Contact: 09535543794

Address: 1115 DHC BUILDING EDSA VETERANS VILLAGE, QUEZON CITY (in front of SM North Annex)

South Luzon College

SLC - Cavite

Contact: 09123456789

Address: Congressional East Avenue, Burol Main, Dasmarinas, Cavite

AMA Basic Education

AMABE - Quezon City

Contact: 09123456789

Address: Maximina St. Villa Arca Subd. Project 8 Quezon City

AMABE Davao

Contact: 09958848029

Address: AMA Bldg. #123 Gen. Malvar Street, Davao City

AMABE East Rizal

Contact: 09633503087

Address: AMA Bldg., Marcos Hi-way, Brgy. Mayamot, Antipolo City, Rizal

Latest News

Azure Credits for AMAES Students

Unleashing the Competitive Spirit: The 1st AMA Brains Olympiad

Students from across the Philippines recently gathered for the inaugural AMA Brains Olympiad National Finals — a landmark celebration of intellect, grit, and academic excellence.

Starting with 275 participating schools, the competition narrowed down to 11 outstanding finalists. These schools, hailing from various regions and backgrounds, advanced to the National Finals held at the Luxent Hotel on February 29, 2024.

Highlights of the Competition:

  1. The Road to the Finals:
    275 schools competed nationwide. After rigorous screening, only 11 schools advanced to the National Finals, each bringing distinct talents and regional pride.
  2. Words of Inspiration:
    “Dare to dream big for yourselves, for your family, and for the nation.” – Dr. Amable R. Aguiluz V, AMAES Chairman, as delivered by COO Engr. Alvin Rodriguez, uplifted students to aim for leadership and greatness.
  3. Top Finalists:
    Five top-performing schools emerged: Marcelo H. Del Pilar High School, General Tiburcio De Leon NHS, Valenzuela City School of Math and Science, Bicol University Integrated Lab School, and St. Joseph College–Olongapo.
  4. The Grand Championship:
    The final round featured 30 tough questions. Marcelo H. Del Pilar High School triumphed as the Grand Champion with a commanding display of intellect and composure.
  5. A Celebration of Excellence:
    Winners received cash prizes and tuition discounts, with the award ceremony capping off an eventful and inspiring Olympiad.

The AMA Brains Olympiad spotlighted not only academic talent but also the power of perseverance, dedication, and the pursuit of excellence. These future leaders have set the bar for what's possible when curiosity meets opportunity.

AMA University Edurank Top 100

AMA University Excels, Secures Spot in Edurank's Top 100 Universities in the Philippines

In a recent announcement by Edurank.org, AMA University has earned its place in the prestigious Top 100 universities in the Philippines. This honor reflects the university’s outstanding contributions in research, non-academic prominence, and the lasting influence of its alumni.

Edurank Ranking Criteria:

  1. Research Output: 417K citations from 49.1K academic publications across 229 universities.
  2. Alumni Impact: Popularity of 996 recognized AMA graduates.
  3. Non-Academic Prominence: Influence in broader professional and social communities.

“This recognition is a clear testament to AMA University's dedication to academic excellence, real-world impact, and a legacy of innovation.”

Edurank.org

Edurank is known for its unique metric-based methodology, analyzing over 14,000 institutions globally using the world’s largest scholarly paper database—featuring 83 million scientific publications and a vast citation network.

Unlike traditional university rankings, Edurank emphasizes inclusivity, data transparency, and academic influence, offering a fair and comprehensive view of institutional performance.

AMA University's strong showing is a result of its ongoing focus on holistic education, strategic research initiatives, and fostering a global community of successful, socially conscious alumni.

This achievement not only elevates AMA University’s status nationally but also reaffirms its commitment to shaping future leaders who drive innovation and change in their respective fields.

AMAU Cybersecurity Team at TRON 2025

AMA University Cybersecurity Team Secures Top 5 Finish in National Defense Challenge

The Philippine Army’s 128th Founding Anniversary set the stage for an electrifying showdown at the TRON 2025 Cyber Defense Exercise, held March 8–9 at Fort Bonifacio’s Ricarte Hall. AMA University (AMAU) made history as its first-ever cybersecurity team leapt into the fray—and emerged as a dark horse contender.

Meet the Team:

  • John Garcia – 1st place individual scorer
  • Emeriza Pabanil – 2nd place individual scorer
  • Justine David Campos
  • Videmer Parauan

Day 1 kicked off with a bang as the team clinched the Early Bird Award and surged into 1st place by midday, energizing the event with their underdog momentum.

Day 2 brought edge-of-the-seat excitement with leaderboard changes happening in real time. Consistent performance and team coordination propelled AMAU to finish 5th overall, outranking veteran universities.

“Placing 5th among veterans is a win we’ll build on. Our students proved grit and collaboration can level any battlefield—digital or otherwise.”

Team Adviser

Beyond trophies, the exercise immersed students in high-pressure scenarios mirroring real-world cyber threats—developing not just technical skill but leadership and collaboration.

TRON 2025 also reinforced the Philippine Army’s commitment to bridging military and academic expertise. For AMAU’s trailblazing team, this marks the beginning of a promising journey into the evolving world of cybersecurity.

Ethical Hacking and Offensive Security Training

AMA University Institute of Professional Studies Completes First Batch of Ethical Hacking and Offensive Security Training

AMA University Institute of Professional Studies has successfully concluded the first batch of its Ethical Hacking and Offensive Security training program. Held at the AMA University campus, the batch—named KALASAG—marked a major milestone as the university strengthens its footprint in advanced cybersecurity education.

Core Topics Covered:

  • Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing (VAPT)
  • Web Application Security Techniques
  • Social Engineering Strategies
  • System Exploitation and Ethical Hacking Tools

Over eight intensive days, students gained hands-on experience using real-world tools and techniques. The training emphasized the attacker’s perspective to better prepare students to defend digital infrastructure with precision and foresight.

Participants learned how to identify and exploit vulnerabilities, assess system weaknesses, and apply industry-standard methodologies to reinforce cybersecurity protocols.

“The KALASAG batch marks just the beginning. We are proud to nurture future leaders in cybersecurity through real-world, skills-based training.”

AMA University Institute of Professional Studies

As cyber threats continue to evolve, so must defenders. The success of this program signals a strong demand for specialized knowledge in offensive security—and AMA is answering the call.

Up next: Defensive Security—the next module that will prepare students to protect systems from the very threats they’ve learned to simulate. Topics will include network defense, incident response, and secure architecture design.

The Institute remains committed to equipping students with the expertise and confidence to thrive in high-demand roles across cybersecurity industries.

Azure Credits for AMAES Students

FREE 100 USD Microsoft Azure Cloud Credits to AMAES Students!

Ready to boost your tech journey and amplify your learning? As an AMAES student, you hold the key to a world of cloud computing possibilities with Microsoft Azure. That's right, you have exclusive access to 100 USD in FREE Azure cloud credits!

Imagine building web apps, analyzing massive datasets, and experimenting with AI – all on a powerful cloud platform. Azure fuels innovation, letting you tackle real-world projects and test your skills in a cutting-edge environment.

Unlocking your cloud potential is simple:

  1. Activate your AMAES Microsoft account:
    Head to discipulus and navigate to Menu -> Student Request -> Microsoft Email Request.
    Instantly unlock a world of digital possibilities!
  2. Head to the Azure for Students portal:
    With your AMAES email address, visit:
    https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/free/students
  3. Verify and claim your credits:
    Verify your student status, claim your 100 USD credit, and start tinkering!

This isn't just a cool perk; it's a valuable advantage of being an AMAES student. Gain practical experience, explore the hottest tech trends, and prepare for a future fueled by cloud innovation.

Ready to unleash your cloud potential? Claim your free credits and take your skills to the stratosphere!

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AMAES and PPCRV Partnership

AMAES and PPCRV Join Forces for Clean and Transparent 2025 Elections

The AMA Education System (AMAES), pioneer in IT-based education in the Philippines, has reaffirmed its commitment to nation-building by partnering with the Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting (PPCRV) for the upcoming 2025 elections. This collaboration was officially sealed through a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) signing on January 22, 2025, at The Flex, AMA University.

Key Contributions of AMAES:

  1. IT Partnership: Providing tech support and modern equipment to PPCRV.
  2. Electoral Watchdog Enhancement: Bolstering systems that safeguard democratic processes.
  3. Voter Education: Equipping Filipinos with knowledge to vote wisely.

“We are deeply honored to be PPCRV’s information technology partner. This collaboration is a testament to our shared commitment to upholding the integrity of our democratic institutions.”

Dr. Amable R. Aguiluz V, AMAES Founder and Chairman

AMAES also recognizes that technology alone isn’t enough. In an era of rampant fake news, the institution is committed to combatting misinformation through education. It aims to foster a well-informed electorate, emphasizing civic duty and critical thinking.

“As educators, we take pride in providing quality training to our students worldwide. This initiative enables us to extend that commitment to Filipino voters.”

Dr. Amable R. Aguiluz V

This initiative supports PPCRV’s “Tibok Pinoy” campaign, which stresses the power of individual responsibility in protecting electoral integrity.

“This partnership is not just about technology; it’s about fostering a culture of responsibility and vigilance among voters. Together, we can ensure that the voice of every Filipino is heard and respected.”

Evelyn Singson, PPCRV Chairperson

AMAES’ involvement in democratic processes spans decades—from quick counts and election help centers to medical services during voting seasons. Their consistency is a hallmark of their dedication to transparency and fairness.

As the 2025 elections approach, this partnership highlights how innovation and education can coalesce for national impact. AMAES remains steadfast in shaping not just tech leaders, but responsible, informed citizens.

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AMA QC: (02) 8656-0654
AMA Makati: (02) 8844 3225

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