SCOPUS-cited researches of Philippine institutions

[hunter_alchemst]

Edit: providing provide (delete)

Another recent development is the inclusion of Kritika Kultura of Ateneo de manila University in the ISI list. So, that makes 18 Philippine-based journals classified as ISI-quality.

[hunter_alchemst]

^i second demotion.

hindi pa kasama ang feu researches dyan ha. baka kung nagregister ang feu sa scopus na yan, may lumubog na naman sa baha. yuckz! haha.

I now included FEU in the list. Look at how many researches it has produced.

[Recca_Summa]

I now included FEU in the list. Look at how many researches it has produced.

i am very sure that yang 12 na research output ng the feu ay quality at its finest and sited by most acdemic institutions around the globe.

12 > 325 and that's the true! haha!

[hunter_alchemst]

Another research profiles of select academic institutions:

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http://philjol.org/

[mugiwara]

i am very sure that yang 12 na research output ng the feu ay quality at its finest and sited by most acdemic institutions around the globe.

12 > 325 and that's the true! haha!

[vicmesar]

FEU Manila - 12;

As a former FEU college instruction, I guess FEU conducts researches more than this number (12).

[vicmesar]

correction: college instructor (not, instruction)

[twine_bean]

^
mentality kase sa Pilipinas, aside from income, e board exams.

Kahit bulok ang facilities, makakapag-produce pa rin ang 1 school ng researches published in international-refereed publications kung gugustuhin... gaya ng UP.

Bakit kaya hindi i-require ang lahat ng faculty members na mag-publish ng research at least once a year.

Pag nagkataon, saan pupulutin ang mga profs ng ibang schools?

at saan kukuha din ng budget, e puro budget cut ang SUC's, at mas mataas pa ang budget ng varsity programs ng ibang schools kumpara sa research (like yung pagpapapdala sa US at HongKong ng basketball team for trainings at kapag nag-champion). Ang cheap ng priorities nila di ba?

Nakakalungkot isipin na karamihan sa mga school administrators, iba ang perception nila ng isang magaling na school.

yung iba, lalo na yung mga non sectarian schools, ginagawa ng negosyo ang pagpapatakbo ng school.

speaking of which, naalala ko nanaman yung AMA computer university at STI Colleges na tuwing March hangang May, tadtad ng advertisements ang mga leading newspapers, TV commercials etc. to entice students na magenrol sa mga schools nila.

tapos meron pang promo na first 500 enrolees, may free laptop.

ano yun?

may nakita na ba kayo na TV ad ng UP and other well known schools na gumawa ng ad just to attract students?

para sa kin kasi, ang academic performance, research output at alumni ang dapat na advertisement ng isang school.

Sa government naman, sana imbes na mag budget cut, palakasin na lang yung mga SUCs na may potential magperform well

tulad ng UP, PUP, PLM at MSU. Ito lang yung mga SUCs na sa tingin ko, kayang makipagsabayan sa private schools sa Pinas.

Like sa PUP, based sa ibang PEx threads, it seems like PUP sta mesa lang daw yung nagpeperform ng maayos. The rest PUP branches are not. nagpapagraduate daw sila ng students kahit hindi naman ganun kacompetent. tulad na lang sa batangas campus nila.

Sa PLM naman, nagtataka ako kung bakit nagtatag pa ng isang state school sa Manila other than PLM. University of Manila ata yun o City colleges of Manila ata.

bakit nagtatag pa ng iba kung pwede naman i strengthen yung existing?

uulitin ko, there are over 2,000 higher learning schools in the country but less than 20 lang yung may potential to perform well.

ano nangyari dun sa iba? nilangaw na

[twine_bean]

FEU Manila - 12;

As a former FEU college instruction, I guess FEU conducts researches more than this number (12).

I believe yung figures na pinost ng TS ay yung mga accredited researches.

for sure mas madami pa yan.

If I'm not mistaken, hindi porket may research, papasok kaagad sa scopus.

May validation pa yan for sure

[twine_bean]

Sana naman wag ng gawan ng issue ang padamihan ng researches.

kesyo mas credible yung isa kahit konti etc.

Hindi naman siguro mapapasama ang mga institutions na nabangit kung wala kwenta yung research nila.

katangahan yun ng Scopus at hindi ng mga institutions na nabangit kung nagsama sila ng walang kwentang research sa website nila

Peace to all!!!

[irvinragalag]

FEU Manila - 12;

As a former FEU college instruction, I guess FEU conducts researches more than this number (12).

That figure corresponds to the number of citations that an institution/research work received. Even if you produce tons of researches if they are NOT SIGNIFICANT then nobody will cite your work.

Research work often leads to new knowledge that's why RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES occupies the top in the pecking order of universities. These research universities regard a Ph.D. degree as a minimum requirement for anybody interested to venture in research and development works. As such a Ph.D. degree is the hardest degree to obtain since it requires that a candidate produce new knowledge. This also makes a medical/law degree puny compared to a Ph.D. degree.

[downe_link]

As I mentioned in one of my late posts, SCOPUS only credit researches from reputable sources, i.e. ISI-listed journals or SCOPUS-validated research journals. In the Philippines, CHEd does this as well (see my related post). As the leading abstract citation database in the world, SCOPUS needs (definitely, it's a must!) to validate and screen out potential incompetent research outputs published in dubious and of-low-quality journals. Hence, the low numbers of cited documents of some institutions.

In the academe, it is not enough to publish; researches have to be cited, replicated, extended, refuted, revised and transferred to applied realm of science or humanities. Most importantly, researches have to be credible--that's why they have to be published in caliber journals.

[downe_link]

^I forgot which thread I posted that info. I guess, that was in the QS Asian University Rankings of 2010. Sorry, I can't find it anymore.

[glenskie]

As everyone has pointed out, it's difficult to instill a culture of research overnight. It necessitates a massive overhaul, if not complete reorientation, of how people view tertiary education. It is, I agree, gruesome how some people, including those in the academe, neglect research as a measure of academic might.

Prevailing Filipino feudal values (obsessed with diplomas as mere tickets to good jobs and, consequently, social mobility) have produced generations upon generations of people who equate education not with knowledge or wisdom or any of that crap, but with professionalization (such as tech-voc jobs), which is not evil per se, but can get crippling if left on its own.

To a certain extent, the mentality is exacerbated by misguided government policy. Aside from budget cuts and the lack of support in general, the way it highlights English, for instance, and its relentless trumpeting of call center jobs and the like send the wrong message. The end goal of education is just that: employment.

[Malambot_Na_Bato]

As requested.

Kasali naman pala

May nalalaman pang hindi registered ang iba diyan

[fresh_graduate]

ang pagpopondo ng todo todo sa Higher education (university, post-grad, post-doc etc) ay isang investment na hinding-hindi pagsisisihan ng gobyerno.

Ang gobyerno dito sa Pilipinas, puro pagpo-produce ng OFW at call center agents ang trabaho... gusto lagi instant money. Ayaw gayahin ang ginawa ng Taiwan, Japan, Korea at India na sobra-sobra ang ginawang investment through the past 5 decades sa education and R&D. Kaya namamayagpag ang ekonomiya nila ngayon.

At dagdag ko pa, para sa Pilipino... ang pagtulong sa larangan ng edukasyon ay pamimigay ng school supplies, at pagpapakain ng lugaw at mami. Napaka-cheap di ba? Ilang dekada na ba nila ginagawa yan? kaya tingnan nyo, same problem pa rin meron ang Pilipinas... at same educational program pa rin.

[hacksaw]

Hey alternick, that is one mean b!tch-slapping you've dished out to the "pinakamahal na idiot" with this one:

Research work often leads to new knowledge that's why RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES occupies the top in the pecking order of universities. These research universities regard a Ph.D. degree as a minimum requirement for anybody interested to venture in research and development works. As such a Ph.D. degree is the hardest degree to obtain since it requires that a candidate produce new knowledge. This also makes a medical/law degree puny compared to a Ph.D. degree.

Aray!

[vicmesar]

try to study law or medicine. you have to experience it; otherwisse all your statements are a priori.

Sad to say an ignorant agreed to a real idiot.

[irvinragalag]

Hey alternick, that is one mean b!tch-slapping you've dished out to the "pinakamahal na idiot" with this one:



Aray!

Nyahahaha!!! Now the old man is mad! He will now flaunt his impressive annual salary! Well, money can't buy a brain!