University of the Philippines Cebu
| Country | The Philippines |
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| University name | University of the Philippines Cebu |
| English notation | University of Philippines Cebu |
| WEB SITE | |
| Location | Cebu City |
| study abroad period | Fall Semester August-January |
| Dormitory fee | There are dormitories, but you can also stay in an apartment.The market price for an apartment is about 1 to 30,000 yen per month. |
| Acceptable Faculties/Conditions |
TOEIC 500 or higher and GPA 2.5 or higher recommended. *Please note that the above information is subject to change, so be sure to contact the university's Global Education Center orRYUGOCheck for the latest information. |
| University information | The University of the Philippines is a national university representing the Republic of the Philippines.There are eight independent university systems throughout the country, each called the University of the Philippines XX (regional name). The University of the Philippines Cebu was founded in 1918 by the Junior College of Liberal Arts in Cebu City. In 2016, it was promoted to a comprehensive university and became the University of the Philippines Cebu.About 1,200 students.It consists of four departments: the Faculty of Communication Art & Design, the Faculty of Science, the Faculty of Sociology, and the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration. About 40 to 60 minutes by car from Mactan International Airport.Located almost in the center of Cebu Island, within walking distance from the university to the city |
| Location information | Cebu is one of the major islands of the Visayas, located in the center of the Philippine archipelago, between Luzon and Mindanao.Cebu Island and its surrounding small islands form the province of Cebu, and Cebu City is the capital of the province.It is the second largest city in the Philippines and a world-famous resort area.The city has a special economic zone, which is why many Japanese companies are operating there. Also, since there are many language schools in Cebu, many Japanese study abroad to learn English. |
| Corresponding program | ■global study ■Exchange student |
