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Ateneo de Manila University

Quezon City, NCRUniversity

CHED Autonomous21 official program references

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University of Santo Tomas

Manila, NCRUniversity

CHED Autonomous17 official program references

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University of the Philippines Diliman

Quezon City, NCRUniversity

13 official program references

Adamson University

Manila, NCRUniversity

CHED Autonomous3 official program references

Arellano University — Juan Sumulong Campus

Manila, NCRUniversity

10 official program references

Asia Pacific College

Makati, NCRCollege

CHED Autonomous4 official program references

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Career Pathways

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Accounting Careers in the Philippines: CPA Path, Salaries & Career Guide

Varies by role; see official wage benchmark

Accounting careers in the Philippines: public practice, corporate finance, government and outsourcing, with CPA licensure requirements and scoped salary benchmarks.

Humanities Careers in the Philippines: What You Can Do with a Humanities Degree

Depends on occupation; see public pay reference

Career options for humanities graduates in the Philippines: teaching, media, government, development, communications and law, with qualification and pay guidance.

Law Careers in the Philippines: Paths, Salaries & the Bar Exam

Position-specific; see government pay reference

Law careers in the Philippines: private practice, government, in-house counsel and the judiciary, with current Bar admission rules and compensation references.

Careers Without a College Degree in the Philippines: Practical Paths to Good Jobs

Role-specific; see PSA occupational benchmarks

Career paths without a college degree in the Philippines: BPO, trades, digital work, hospitality, business and logistics, with TESDA and pay guidance.

Psychology Careers in the Philippines: Career Paths, Salaries & How to Get Started

Role and employer dependent; see pay benchmarks

Psychology careers in the Philippines: HR, psychometrician, psychologist and guidance counselor pathways, licensing requirements, and public-sector pay references.

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TESDA Vocational Courses

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IT-BPM

5 qualification guides

Health & Social Services

4 qualification guides

Tourism

5 qualification guides

Hospitality

4 qualification guides

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Caregiving NC II: General and Specialized TESDA Routes Computer Systems Servicing NC II: TESDA Guide Cookery NC II: Professional Cookery Training Pathway Food and Beverage Services NC II: TESDA Guide

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Study Abroad from the Philippines

Explore destination guides for Filipino students

International fees vary by course and provider; use the official course quote

Study in Australia from the Philippines: student-visa requirements, current work and family rules, funding, course costs and application steps.

NursingIT & Computer ScienceBusiness & Accounting

Use the institution’s international fee for your course and intake

Study in Canada from the Philippines: study-permit funds, PAL/TAL rules, work conditions, PGWP eligibility, scholarships and a practical course budget.

Computer ScienceBusiness AdministrationHealthcare & Nursing

Many public programs have no tuition; state, university and course exceptions apply

Study in Germany from the Philippines: public-university fee exceptions, admission, student visas, DAAD funding, living costs and graduate work options.

EngineeringComputer ScienceNatural Sciences

First-year undergraduate fees: JASSO guide approx. JPY 820,000 national; JPY 1.3M private excluding medical fields

Study in Japan from the Philippines: MEXT and JASSO funding, student visas, TB screening, first-year fees, living costs and Japanese/English course options.

EngineeringTechnologyJapanese Studies

Official undergraduate averages: approx. KRW 4.27M public / KRW 7.63M private per year

Study in South Korea from the Philippines: GKS scholarships, D-2/D-4 visas, official tuition and living-cost guidance, work permission and application steps.

EngineeringBusinessKorean Studies

Bachelor’s planning guide: NZD 35,000–55,000/year; course fees vary

Study in New Zealand from the Philippines: tuition guidance, visa funds, work conditions, Manaaki scholarships and graduate-work eligibility.

Agriculture & ViticultureEnvironmental ScienceTourism & Hospitality

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College Costs and Scholarships

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How to Choose a Degree

A guide to picking the right program for your career goals

TESDA or College?

Compare credentials, employment evidence, and options for continuing your studies

How Long is a Bachelor's Degree?

Duration for each program type in the Philippines

Degree on Your Resume

How to properly list your education credentials

The Strengthened Senior High Curriculum

Understand the new tracks, subject choices, and Grade 11 and 12 transition

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