extends to the east side as the Guidance's office. Makati The Mapúa campus located in Makati occupies a site along Pablo Ocampo Street. The lot was previously owned by Bormaheco before being purchased by the university in 2018. It previously occupied the Mapúa Information Technology Center (MITC) at the corner of Gil Puyat Avenue and Reposo Street from 2002 to 2021. Accessible from the campus are malls and recreational centers such as the Ayala Center. The new 8-storey Makati campus hosts the senior high school, School of Information Technology (SoIT) and E.T. Yuchengco School of Business and Management. Administration and organization Schools and departments Mapúa has ten degree-granting colleges called schools, as well as four departments grouped under Basic Studies. The university also has a senior high school department. School of Architecture, Industrial Design, and the Built Environment Enrique T. Yuchengco School of Business (in collaboration with Arizona State University) School of Chemical, Biological, and Materials Engineering and Sciences School of Civil, Environmental, and Geological Engineering School of Electrical, Electronics, and Computer Engineering School of Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management School of Information Technology School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering School of Media Studies School of Medicine and Health Sciences (in collaboration with Arizona State University) Department of Liberal Arts Department of Mathematics Department of Physical Education and Athletics Department of Physics Mapúa Senior High School Subsidiaries and affiliated schools The Malayan Education System Inc., operating under the name Mapúa University, owns and operates the Malayan Colleges Laguna in Cabuyao, the Mapúa Malayan Colleges Mindanao in Davao City, and the Malayan High School of Science in Paco, Manila.as its subsidiaries. The university's parent company, iPeople Inc. (IPO) merged with AC Education, the education arm of Ayala Corporation in 2019, acquiring its subsidiaries: University of Nueva Caceres, National Teachers College, and APEC Schools. All schools have a combined student population of over 60,000. Academics Mapúa offers 40 undergraduate programs, 33 postgraduate programs, and 9 doctorate degree programs across its two campuses. The university operates on a quarter system called the "Quarterm", shifting from a semestral system in 2002. This academic system was intended to allow students to graduate faster (e.g., the original 5-year engineering programs could be taken in four years) and to focus on less, interrelated course subjects in an 11-week term. In 2006, the university shifted its educational system to an outcome-based system in 2006. According to Mapúa president