List of colleges and universities in Davao City

This is a list of tertiary schools in Davao City, Philippines.

Universities edit

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International and Science Schools edit

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H edit

  • Holy Child College of Davao


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I edit

  • International Management School
  • Institute of Culinary and Hospitality Entrepreneurship

M edit

  • Mindanao Kokusai Daigaku (Mindanao International College)

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S edit

  • St. Patrick Math-Sci School - Laverna Hills Campus
  • Stockbridge American International School

Colleges edit

 
Jose Maria College

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  • Agro-Industrial College of The Philippines
  • AMA College of Davao
  • Assumption College of Davao
  • Assumption Polytechnic College of Southern Mindanao

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C edit

  • Christian Colleges of Southeast Asia
  • Colegio de San Ignacio Inc.
  • Career Institute of Southeast Asia

D edit

  • Davao Central College Inc.
  • Davao Doctors' College
  • Davao Medical School Foundation
  • Davao Vision Colleges, Inc. - founded by Korean missionaries in the city
  • DMMA College of Southern Philippines (formerly Davao Merchant Marine Academy, a tertiary institution in the city which primarily offers maritime courses)

G edit

H edit

J edit

  • Jose Maria College

M edit

P edit

  • Philippine College of Technology
  • Philippine Women's College of Davao(0 base)

R edit

  • Rizal Memorial Colleges

S edit

  • Samson Polytechnic College of Davao - formerly Samson Technical Institute, a TESDA-accredited tertiary institution
  • St. Joseph Technical Academy of Davao City - a TESDA-accredited institution
  • San Lorenzo College of Davao - established in 2002 by Emmanuel Cifra
  • San Pedro College - founded in 1956 by the Dominican Sisters of the Trinity from Quebec, Canada
  • St. Paul College (Davao Campus)
  • St. Peter's College of Toril - a private Filipino Catholic school located in Brgy. Toril, and owned and administered by the Presentation of Mary Sisters (PM)
  • STI College of Davao

T edit

  • Tecarro College Foundation

Future colleges and universities edit

References edit

  1. ^ "Davao: A center for education". April 13, 2018.
  2. ^ Perez, Ace June Rell (April 12, 2018). "Changing the education landscape". Sun.Star. Retrieved March 17, 2019.

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