University of The Philippines Manila College of Arts and Sciences - Academic Programs

Academic Programs

The college offers the following academic degree programs:

  • Undergraduate program
    • Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics (Health Physics)
    • Bachelor of Arts in Behavioral Sciences
    • Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry
    • Bachelor of Science in Biology
    • Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
    • Bachelor of Arts in Development Studies
    • Bachelor of Arts in Social Science (Area Studies)
    • Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Communication
    • Bachelor of Arts in Philippine Arts
    • Bachelor of Arts in Political Science
  • Graduate programs
    • Master in Management
      • major in Business Management
      • major in Public Management
      • major in Educational Management
    • Master of Science in Health Policy Studies (in partnership with College of Public Health)
    • Master of Science in Bioinformatics (in partnership with College of Medicine)

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