University of Baguio

About University of Baguio

August 8, 1948, The University of Baguio has steadily made a name for itself as one of the summer's capital's biggest universities with an average student population of 15,000. 

UB was granted an Autonomous status by the Commission on Higher Education on March 11, 2009, the first non-sectarian university in CAR to be granted such. 

This makes UB among the select 42 private high educational institutions granted an autonomous status out of 2,000 through the country. 

Constantly abreast with the latest trends in its various fields of specialization, UB prepares its students for the ever competitive world of work that awaits them after college. Its competent faculty, cutting-edge facilities, harmonious family culture, healthy campus politics, and wholesome intra-school competitions perfectly complement the cool climate of the country's summer capital, making learning fun and worthwhile. 

The University of Baguio welcomes students from all walks of life, races and beliefs. Through its more than six decades existence, UB has nurtured generations of students from Baguio City, the greater Cordillera region, the rest of the country, and at least 19 foreign nations.

As of 2017, UB has 10 Schools and offers 55 degree and non-degree programs: 26 Bachelor's Degree Programs, 4 Master's Degree Programs, 3 Doctorate Programs and 22 Associate, Cerfificate, and Diploma programs. UB also has a Laboratory Elementary School, High School, Science High School, and Senior High School.

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