Schools offering International Relations courses in Manila
A list of universities and colleges offering International Relations, Foreign Service and Diplomacy courses in Manila, Metro Manila.
Whenever possible we provide full details about the courses in each of the schools, including tuition fees, admission requirements, course description and the admission phone number.
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Private University, Taft Avenue, Manila
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AB in Foreign Service
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MA in Foreign Service
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Bachelor's
₱ 110,000-120,000 per year
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Master's
₱ 32,000-57,000 per year
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"Everything was very overwhelming. All professors were very accommodating and generous. And all the facilities were clean, fully air-conditioned and has flat screen computers and Wi-Fi is also availabl..."
H. C.
studied AB-FS,
graduated 2013
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Private College, Taft Avenue, Manila
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BSBA in International Business Economics and Diplomacy
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Bachelor's
₱ 100,000-130,000 per year
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"The College has a lot of history and the spirituality which I so admire. The presence of the Benedictine sisters help. Although I wish they were more present in College sector.It always brings a smile..."
V. A.
studied BS-PSYCH,
graduated 1999
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Private University, Sampaloc, Manila
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BS in Foreign Service
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Bachelor's
₱ 18,000-20,000 per year
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"I studied in a very congested university in manila but I as experience it didn't make as a hindrance for my learning. Honestly when it comes to facilities I thin we have a poor facilities specially in..."
K.
studied AB-POL.SCI,
graduated 2006
Schools with less than 10 examinees in the past 4 exams, are not ranked.
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