College of Medicine

The De La Salle University College of Medicine seeks to provide quality medical education that promotes academic excellence, scholastic diligence, scientific attitudes, and relevant experience. It offers an integrated curriculum that is problem- and community-oriented. The College also provides opportunities for continuing medical education not only for its constituents..

College of Nursing and Midwifery

The year 1979 marked a milestone for the college as the first graduates for the General Nursing (GN) Curriculum comprising of four sections marched their way to success.  And in 1981, two sections of the BSN Curriculum received their diploma for the BSN Degree.  It was 1983 when the leadership of the nursing and midwifery courses were merged into one.

College of Physical Theraphy

Physical Therapy (PT) is an allied health profession, and is one of the disciplines in Rehabilitation Medicine. It is concerned with the evaluation, prevention and treatment of disability with the use of such physical agents as electricity, water, exercise, heat and cold. The most common clinical problems assessed and managed by physiotherapist are paralysis, immobility and sensory loss secondary to impairments

Colleg of Radiiation Technology

The Bachelor of Sciences in Radiologic Technology degree program is a four year health-related course that provides the country with X -ray /radiologic technologists who are professionally trained in the application of ionizing radiation for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. Students in the BS Radiologic Technology course are trained in the used of conventional