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SDG 4: Quality Education

Sustainable Development Goal 4

Quality Education

Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.

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Discover manuscripts organised by their corresponding Sustainable Development Goal (SDG). Select any icon below to view our research aligned with the 17 global goals.

The 17 Sustainable Development Goals
  • SDG 1: No Poverty 4
  • SDG 2: Zero Hunger 2
  • SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being 28
  • SDG 4: Quality Education 88
  • SDG 5: Gender Equality 5
  • SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation
  • SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy 1
  • SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth 56
  • SDG 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure 24
  • SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities 6
  • SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities 13
  • SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production 11
  • SDG 13: Climate Action 4
  • SDG 14: Life Below Water 2
  • SDG 15: Life on Land
  • SDG 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions 34
  • SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals 1

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  1. Autonomous Shipping and the Seafarer of the Future: Requisite Hybrid Skills and Maritime Education Adaptation

    Jelaine M. Arce, Daniel C. Balase, John Rey D. Barrameda, Patrick M. Olega, Neil S. Pael

    This study aimed to describe the perceptions of maritime instructors at the Asian Institute of Maritime Studies (AIMS) on the impact of Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS) technology on future s...

    Maritime Education Autonomous Shipping Maritime Instructors PDF DOI
    Also addresses SDG 8 SDG 9
  2. Bridging Academic Instruction and Industry Practice: eXPERIENT System Proficiency Among Customs Administration Graduates

    Cristina Encarnacion1, Juvince Garcia2, Ailyn Ledesma3, Mark Tongo4

    As customs operations increasingly rely on digital platforms, evaluating the role of technological systems in bridging theoretical knowledge and practical competency is essential for workforce prepar...

    Custom Administration Lodgement Skills E-Konek Software PDF DOI
    Also addresses SDG 8
  3. Bridging Horizon: A Tracer Study on Career Trajectories and Professional Development of Maritime Transportation Graduates Batch 2020–2023

    Wee-jay Bucol, Mark Alejandro L. Bacula, John Aaron P. Encila, Christian James D. Enriquez, Alvin L. Jambonggana Jr.

    This study examined the employment status, career trajectories, and professional development of Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation (BSMT) graduates from the Asian Institute of Maritime Stud...

    tracer study maritime education employability PDF DOI
    Also addresses SDG 8
  4. Gamification and the Arcs Model Constructs: Enhancing Motivation and Learning Satisfaction in Radiologic Technology Education

    Carl Jarred C. Lopez, Shaina Lyn M. Acuña, Franchezka Irish B. Crisostomo, Cecille F. Cruz, Maybelyn DC. DelaCruz, Myra R. Domingo, Abigail Joy I. Gabriel, Ronaldo V. Javier

    Student engagement remains a persistent challenge in radiologic technology (RT) education, particularly as digital technologies increasingly compete for learners' attention outside formal instruction...

    Gamification Game-based Learning ARCS Model PDF DOI
  5. Intrinsic Drivers: Examining the Nexus of Motivation and Task Engagement in Junior High English Education

    Jackie Lynn P. Pogaja, Ivy M. Nazareth

    English plays an important role in academic learning and communication in the Philippines. This study examined the motivation and task engagement of Grade 7 to Grade 10 students at Diplahan National...

    English language learning motivation task engagement PDF DOI
  6. Music and Image: The Soundtrack of Manuel Conde's Extant Films, 1941–1958

    Crisancti Lucena Macazo

    This study aims to unravel the role of the soundtrack in selected Manuel Conde’s extant films from 1941–1958. I posit that soundtrack is a suite of interrelated, cohesive aural cues that act as a narr...

    N/A PDF DOI
    Also addresses SDG 5 SDG 10 SDG 11 SDG 16
  7. Navigating Leadership: A Phenomenological Study of Female Cadets in Maritime Education

    Joseph Martin B. Garcia1, Karl Zachary Deliola2, Carl Rasel A. Estella3, Marvin Labrador4, Arjay Lelis5, Earl Jonash O. Loayon6

    This study explored the motivations, achievements, leadership experiences, challenges, and coping strategies of female cadets who assumed student leadership roles at the Asian Institute of Maritime S...

    leadership development maritime education female cadets PDF DOI
    Also addresses SDG 5
  8. Navigating the Rules of the Sea: How Instructional Practices Shape COLREGs Literacy Among Maritime Cadet

    Brylle Jason R. Maniquis, Brian D. Constantino, Sef Lorenz G. Patacsil, Mark Bryan P. Torida, Marc Jay R. Viloria

    This study examined the relationship between perceived instructional practices and COLREGs literacy among Second Year Marine Transportation students at the Asian Institute of Maritime Studies during A...

    Instructional Practices COLREGs Literacy Perception PDF DOI
    Also addresses SDG 8
  9. The Delphi Consensus on Maritime Education Reform: Prioritizing Soft Skills, Safety, and Seafarer Well-Being Post-Crisis

    Franco A. Quodala, Roy C. Palmejar

    This study examines the need to reform Maritime Education and Training (MET) in response to challenges affecting seafarer well-being, safety, and professionalism, particularly in the post-pandemic co...

    Maritime Education and Training Delphi Method Seafarer Well-being PDF DOI
    Also addresses SDG 3 SDG 8 SDG 14
  10. AWARENESS VS. ACTIONABLE UNDERSTANDING: DISSECTING THE DISCONNECT IN MARITIME LEGAL EDUCATION REGARDING THE MAGNA CARTA OF FILIPINO SEAFARERS

    Androe Nathaniel B. Tingas, John Mark Louie D. Forte, Brent Louise G. Armado., Emmanuel III C. Ibong, Angel B. Galindo

    The newly enacted Magna Carta of Filipino Seafarers (Republic Act No. 12021) serves as a critical legislative framework protecting the rights and welfare of maritime workers. However, the efficacy of...

    Magna Carta of Filipino Seafarers Republic Act No. 12021 Maritime Education and Training PDF DOI
    Also addresses SDG 8
  11. BEYOND ADMINISTRATIVE PROFICIENCY: INTERPERSONAL AND COGNITIVE LEADERSHIP AS THE KEY DRIVERS OF SHIPBOARD PREPAREDNESS

    Jude De Leon, Mark S. Gutierrez, Jay C. Mueden, Christian Paul Peralta, Mark Vincent L. Pastrana, Goldwen G. Rosos, Carlo G. Vera

    Effective leadership is a critical non-technical competency in the high-risk maritime industry, indispensable for ensuring safety, fostering teamwork, and mitigating operational hazards. This study ev...

    Maritime Leadership Shipboard Preparedness Maritime Education and Training (MET) PDF DOI
    Also addresses SDG 8
  12. BEYOND GRADES: THE REAL COST OF ENTRY FOR NON-SCHOLAR MARITIME GRADUATES

    Julian Loyd R. Babas, King Darius P. Dela Cruz, John Loid C. Gatan, Nowitzki Jay G. Lico, Euan Macoi M. Tribo

    This study explored the relationship between funding status and employability among Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation (BSMT) graduates of the Asian Institute of Maritime Studies (AIMS), Bat...

    Funding Status Employability Marine Transportation PDF DOI
    Also addresses SDG 8
  13. LEVEL OF EFFECTIVENESS OF EDUCATIONAL TOUR OF TOURISM STUDENTS TOWARD CAREER DEVELOPMENT: BASIS FOR ENHANCEMENT PLAN

    Aliana Kate L. Abarintos, Anne Marie D. Baladad, May Velyn C. Caling, Czarina Juliana S. Juganas, Ma. Juliana Frankie A. Malate, Adrian Julius O. Paitone, Andrei Mattheus R. Requinto, Kylle Ann A. Segales, Janette L. Aguilar

    The study aimed to determine the impact of educational tours on students’ practical experience, skill development, emotional and social readiness, career preparedness, and industry exposure. The resea...

    Effectiveness of educational tour educational tourism career development of students PDF DOI
  14. MOTIVATING FACTORS INFLUENCING THE SHIFTING OF PROGRAMS AMONG FORMER MARINE TRANSPORTATION STUDENTS

    John Brian A. Lontoc, Christian Angel D. Billones, Stephen B. Delacruz, Adrian N. Frizzle

    Program shifting in maritime education is a growing concern, driven by complex academic, economic, and psychological challenges. This study aimed to determine the motivating factors influencing former...

    Program shifting student attrition Self-Determination Theory PDF DOI
  15. SSESSING SAFETY MEASURES ON EDUCATIONAL TOURS FOR PROMOTING SAFE LEARNING IN TOURISM STUDENTS’ EXCURSION: BASIS FOR SCHOOL GUIDELINES

    Leila E. Borcena, Marianne Nicole C. Magnao, Rain A. Melegrito, Tristan Jay P. Mella, Kyla Marie R. Romero, Rafaella Mae R. Salvosa, Jelza Angeline M. Villahermosa, Janette L. Aguilar

    This study focused on assessing the safety measures practiced during educational tours in promoting safe learning experiences among Tourism students in Quezon City. It aimed to evaluate students’ perc...

    Safety measures on educational tours promoting self-learning in tourism and student excursion PDF DOI
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