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University of Northern Philippines Campus
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Located in Vigan, Philippines, the University of Northern Philippines was established in the year 1965. University of Northern Philippines offers PG courses in the streams of Medicine & Health Sciences. All the programs are offered in the specializations such as General Medicine.
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University City | Vigan, Other - Philippines, Philippines |
University of Northern Philippines accommodation
On-Campus Accommodation
AVAILABLE- The University of Northern Philippines provides its students with sufficiently comfortable housing facilities for both male and female student residents.
- These dormitories of the university are provi
- The University of Northern Philippines provides its students with sufficiently comfortable housing facilities for both male and female student residents.
- These dormitories of the university are provided with bathrooms, kitchen and laundry areas, athletic oval and gymnasium for sports and recreational activities, computer center for speedy internet service, laboratory facilities with a wide variety of simulations, audio-visual materials and models for research and experimentation, and much more.
- To ensure student security, both the boy's & girls' hostels have 24×7 surveillance CCTV facilities.
- The university provides food facilities, library facilities, sports, recreational, and playground facilities.
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University of Northern Philippines Campus ratings & reviews
3.9/5
Student Views (Based on Reviews)
- 17% students never faced discrimination in this university
Vibe of Campus
Academically oriented
Multi-dimensional
Friendly
Easy going
Internships4.8
Part time work2
Post study jobs3.6
Quality of faculty4.8
Student Life4.4
Value for money4.4
Public transportation4
Safety4.6
Indian Food3.4
Permanent Immigration3.2
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Anonymous
Doctor of Medicine - Batch of 2022
Offered by University of Northern Philippines
4.4
University of Northern Philippines at the apex in Ilocos region.
Tips: There is a big cultural difference since Filipinos demand honesty and punctuality as fundamental etiquette. They are a very jolly, fun-loving bunch of people but are very obedient in what they do. They are quite open to accepting international students and show tremendous support in accommodation. I didn't avail of any scholarship since usually for international students there are None. I am extremely happy, satisfied and fortunate that I was able to study at this university and stay in the Philippines. The quality of education is at par if not better than most medical colleges in India. The quality of patient exposure that I got is at the level of any postgraduate president.
Likes (Student Life): If you want to pursue medicine in its finest form with strict mentoring and full dedication from professors, this is the right place to be. I enjoyed the camps which were conducted on regular occasions. There are a lot of events organized on a yearly basis which include fashion shows, and sports competitions both at university as well as national levels. There are clubs for international students separately as well as other clubs for the welfare of students and even for anti-ragging.
Dislikes (Part time work): Usually, there is no part-time work available for international students since the course itself takes a lot of time out of your schedule. Also off-campus, I didn't explore any opportunities except after coming back to India and finishing the FMGE exam, getting a job was not that difficult.
Total Monthly ExpensePHP 8000
Prepping time for classes50 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryPHP
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LUCY STEPHEN PEREIRA 
Doctor of Medicine - Batch of 2023
Offered by University of Northern Philippines
4.4
A welcoming community for growth and learning.
Tips: Students should be aware of the academic rigour and the level of independence required. It's important to manage time well, as the coursework can be demanding. Familiarity with the campus facilities, available resources, and student organizations can also be helpful. The location and local culture should be considered as well to ensure comfort and adaptability. Transitioning to a new college can be a challenge. Many students experience a cultural shift in terms of academic structure, social norms, and lifestyle. For instance, in some countries, there's a greater focus on self-directed learning compared to others. There might be cultural differences in communication style, food, and social interactions, which take time to get used to. However, these changes also provide opportunities to grow and broaden one's perspective. Satisfaction depends on individual experiences. If the university offers a diverse and enriching environment with helpful professors, modern facilities, and a supportive student community, it can significantly enhance a student's experience. The course should align with one's academic and career goals, and the country's culture, safety, and opportunities for students like internships or part-time jobs also matter. Generally, students feel more satisfied when they find a balance between academics, extracurricular, and personal well-being. Overall, I am satisfied with my experiences.
Total Monthly ExpensePHP 5000
Prepping time for classes48 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryPHP
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Abhay prasula krishna 
Doctor of Medicine - Batch of 2023
Offered by University of Northern Philippines
3.8
The college is above average and good for studies.
Tips: It's a good place to study, and the atmosphere is good. I did have to deal with a little bit of discrimination from some of my classmates because I'm from another country, but the faculty treated me fine. I did an internship at a hospital set up by the College of Medicine. We've also had short clinical visits to nearby hospitals with different doctors and professors from different subjects. The school is in a nice quiet area, there are some Indian restaurants nearby, and transportation is cheap. The only thing that's not great about the school is the food, and honestly, that's a universal issue. Overall, I'm totally happy with my BS and MD at the University of Northern Philippines.
Likes (Internships): The internship I had at a government hospital in ITRMC involved working with a lot of patients. About 75% of the patients or their bystanders spoke English, which was helpful. It was helpful to have the support of my co-workers and the nurses as well.
Dislikes (Part time work): I can't work part time in the Philippines as a student, which makes this a 1-star experience. Students on student visas can only study. Students on work visas can work, but there's no option for students who want to work part-time, which I feel is a negative.
Total Monthly ExpensePHP 5500
Prepping time for classes48 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryPHP
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Sayana Jacob 
Doctor of Medicine - Batch of 2023
Offered by University of Northern Philippines
3.7
University of Northern Philippines has strong curriculum, and good faculty and facilities.
Tips: The University of Northern Philippines is a state university that allows foreign students to enrol in MD after completing their Pre-med course (BS psychology, BS biology, etc and passing the NMAT exam. The scholarship programmes are not available for foreign students currently in the university. The teaching staff in the college are very friendly and cooperative. The teachers are all renowned in their own fields and will take us to the hospital for clinical exposure. The facilities are all the best in hospitals. Clean and neat environment. Almost everyone in the country knows English, so communication is very easy. The currency rate is only slightly higher than the Indian rupee. Living expenses are also similar to India. There is a wide range of cuisines that are affordable and healthy. Lot of places to see as a tourist. People are very friendly and hospitable. Safety is assured even at night, especially for women. The climate is mild except in the rainy season when there will be natural disasters like floods, and storms. Overall, I am highly satisfied with my experiences.
Likes (Internships): Internship at the ITRMC, Philippines provided rotations at six different departments, which provided a varied view of medical cases and quality care. The teaching staff and resident doctors were dedicated and friendly. The internship program was focused on hands-on experience that involved participants in the majority of medical procedures. There were also conferences each week to discuss cases that were admitted to the hospital. The internship also included exposure to general and minor surgeries.
Dislikes (Part time work): A student visa in the Philippines allows students to participate in part-time work under restricted conditions as long as they have permission from the Philippine Bureau of Immigration. However, finding part-time work can be challenging due to limitations on working hours and visa requirements. It's not recommended for medical students to look for part-time jobs because there's a lack of time to study, and there weren't any on-campus part-time jobs available during my time.
Total Monthly ExpensePHP 8025
Prepping time for classes40 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryPHP 50450
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Anjitha Bose 
Doctor of Medicine - Batch of 2023
Offered by University of Northern Philippines
3.7
The quality of education at my college was excellent. It had more practical exposure.
Tips: I had experienced a culture shift. As a foreign student, I was able to interact with a lot of people from that country. It helped me grow in my personality development and functional management, especially to become self-sufficient. It's easy to get public transportation in the Philippines and it's affordable. Local transportation in the Philippines is diverse and caters to different needs, ranging from affordable daily commutes to more comfortable private transport. But taxies and authorised services like Grab are only available in urban areas. Getting an immigrant visa for the Philippines as an Indian citizen can indeed be a bit challenging, as the process involves multiple steps and stringent requirements, especially for long-term stays like work, permanent residence, or family reunification. However, it is not impossible.
Total Monthly ExpensePHP 10000
Prepping time for classes25 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryPHP
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