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Who designed UP Diliman?

Juan Nakpil
Quezon Hall is the seat of administration of both the UP System and UPD, was designed by Juan Nakpil, who has conferred the first National Artist for Architecture title in 1973.

IS UP Diliman a good University?

University of the Philippines Diliman is ranked 399 in QS World University Rankings by TopUniversities and has an overall score of 4.5 stars, according to student reviews on Studyportals, the best place to find out how students rate their study and living experience at universities from all over the world.

Is it hard to get into UP Diliman?

Most people struggle with the famously difficult entrance test of UP — the UPCAT. In fact, the acceptance rate for takers of the exam falls around 10–15%. Out of this, less than a fifth get into Diliman, the flagship campus.

Is Philippines a good place to study?

Philippines is one of the best place for students who want to study abroad at affordable prices and high quality. Do you know that more than 3000 Indian students come to Philippines every year to study in Philippines. Before it’s independence, the country’s education system was based on Spain and the United States.

What is the mission of University of the Philippines Diliman?

The University of the Philippines Diliman is a modern research university with a public mission, nurturing an inclusive and globally-engaged educational community that thrives on diversity and interdisciplinarity, and advances sustainable, innovation-driven, and people-centered national development in the best traditions of honor and excellence.

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What is UP Diliman’s high-performance computing facility?

A high–performance computing facility at the College of Science (CS) in UP Diliman (UPD) was inaugurated on Nov. 19. Called the UP Data Commons, the infrastructure at the ground floor of the CS Library is an upgraded data center and storage facility that maintains a world-class computing environment, as well as hardware and software resources […]

Why did the University of the Philippines change its coat-of-arms?

The University was also seen as the foundation upon which Filipino nationalism would take root. Conscious of its role in national development, the University initiated a move to redesign its coat-of-arms which was seen as a remnant of colonialism. President Salvador P. Lopez opened a competition through Memorandum Circular dated November 13, 1971.