About Crestview
Rooted in service and shaped by innovation, Crestview University prepares learners to contribute with knowledge, skill, and integrity.
Rooted in Bulacan
Crestview University serves students in Crestview City, Bulacan through undergraduate education, master's study, and continuing professional learning. Founded in 1998, it brings together five academic colleges with a shared commitment to practical learning, integrity, and community service.
As a nonsectarian institution, Crestview welcomes learners of different beliefs and backgrounds. The Graduate School coordinates advanced study, while the Center for Continuing and Professional Education supports focused certificate and diploma pathways.
Established 1998
Crestview University began as a small college created by educators and community leaders who believed that quality higher education should be both rigorous and accessible.
From its first graduating class to its present network of colleges and departments, the university has grown while preserving a student-centered culture. Today, Crestview is known for practical learning, responsible research, and community engagement.
Growing with our community
To provide accessible, relevant, and quality education that empowers individuals to become competent professionals and responsible members of society.
To be a premier university recognized for excellence in education, research, innovation, and service in local and global communities.
What guides us
We pursue quality and continuous improvement in teaching, research, and service.
We act honestly, responsibly, and fairly in every part of university life.
We learn with and serve others through respect, inclusion, and shared purpose.
Leadership and accountability
Sets institutional direction, oversees long-term planning, and provides governance for the university's mission and resources.
Board Chair
Dr. Antonio Villareal
The President and vice presidents coordinate academic affairs, administration, student services, and university operations.
College deans, department heads, and the Graduate School coordinate curricula, teaching, research, and academic advising.
Student concerns can be raised through advisers and Student Affairs. For program recognition, professional eligibility, or official institutional documents, request current information from the Registrar before making an application decision.
