Philippines

Business Schools Ranking in Philippines

They have several good institutions that provide a wide range of program, for example: the AIM - Asian Institute of Management , University Of The Philippines (Up) College Of Business Administration , De La Salle University - College of Business and Economics ...

Useful Sources for Studying in Philippines

Scholarships: http://www.collegescholarships.org/scholarships/country/philippines.htm

Study http://etudiertravailler.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=96:etudier-en-philipines&catid=38:etudier-en-asie&Itemid=56

Tourism: http://tourism-philippines.com/ ; http://www.tourism.gov.ph/Pages/default.aspx

Academic Institutions per Palmes of Excellence League in Philippines 6 schools

Schools with 5 Palmes
0
Schools with 4 Palmes
1
Schools with 3 Palmes
3
Schools with 2 Palmes
1
Schools with 1 Palme
1

Business Schools Ranking in Philippines

4 Palmes Of Excellence TOP Business School

Rank Position in
Palmes’ League
Deans’ Recommendation
rate 2024

AIM - Asian Institute of Management

1 253 ‰

3 Palmes Of Excellence EXCELLENT Business School

Rank Position in
Palmes’ League
Deans’ Recommendation
rate 2024

Ateneo de Manila University - Graduate School of Business

1 147 ‰

De La Salle University - Ramon V. del Rosario College of Business

2 105 ‰

University of the Philippines - Cesar E. A Virata School of Business

3 84 ‰

2 Palmes Of Excellence GOOD Business School

Rank Position in
Palmes’ League
Deans’ Recommendation
rate 2024

University of Santo Tomas UST Graduate School

1 32 ‰

1 Palme Of Excellence LOCAL Reference

Rank Position in
Palmes’ League
Deans’ Recommendation
rate 2024

University of San Carlos School of Business and Economics

1 126 ‰

The Eduniversal Selected Schools list aims to highlight institutions by country are not yet eligible for a Palmes of Excellence League entry but are on a positive path toward achieving it.
The schools on the Eduniversal Selected list have been recognized by Eduniversal for their innovative projects, disruptive energy, and growing potential.
College of Business Administration - Silliman University
John Cook School of Business - Saint Louis University