University of The Philippines College of Medicine - Academic Programs

Academic Programs

The college offers the following academic degree programs:

  • Undergraduate program
    • Bachelor of Science in Basic Medical Sciences (for direct entrants of the Integrated Liberal Arts and Medicine Program)
  • Professional program
    • Doctor of Medicine
  • Graduate programs
    • Master in Orthopedics
    • Master in Clinical Audiology
    • Master of Science in Basic Medical Sciences
    • Master of Science in Biochemistry
    • Master of Science in Epidemiology (Clinical Epidemiology)
    • Master of Science in Clinical Medicine
      • Major in Child Health
      • Major in Family and Community Health
      • Major in Medical Oncology
      • Major in Obstetrics and Gynecology
      • Major in Surgery
    • Master of Science in Pharmacology
    • Master in Physiology
    • Master of Science in Health Informatics (Medical Track)
    • Doctor of Philosophy in Biochemistry

The college holds postgraduate courses, medical conferences, and training workshops for medical professionals and health workers.

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