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Name of institution Ateneo de Manila University

Address Office of International Relations

3rd Floor, Faber Hall

Ateneo de Manila University

Katipunan Avenue, Loyola Heights

1108 Quezon City – Philippines

Country / State Philippines

Website address http://www.ateneo.edu/

Website address for incoming

students http://www.ateneo.edu/index.php?p=2325

Phone / fax Tel : (+632) 426-6001 local 4036, 4037, 4038

Direct line: (+632) 927-4534

Fax: (+632) 426 5907

Email: [email protected]

ACADEMIC INFORMATION

Language of courses English

Level of studies for incoming

students Undergraduate & Postgraduate

Programmes January exchange term really is so short and it only offers limited business-

related courses.

Ateneo de Manila University is divided into two major schools of higher

education: the Loyola Schools, located in the Loyola Heights Campus, and the

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Professional Schools, located in the Rockwell and Salcedo Campuses in Makati.

The Loyola Schools is the tertiary level school unit of the Ateneo de Manila

University that offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs in the Arts

and Sciences. It is composed of the School of Humanities, the John Gokongwei

School of Management, the School of Science and Engineering, and the School of

Social Sciences. Each undergraduate has a home base in a particular school. Still,

most preserve the diverse spectrum of interests that helped them get into Ateneo

in the first place, using electives to round out their studies.

The Ateneo Professional Schools is composed of the Ateneo Graduate School of

Business, Ateneo Information Technology Institute, Ateneo Law School and the

Ateneo School of Government.

Courses Undergraduate Course Catalogue

Graduate Course Catalogue

Double degree No

Contact hours per course approx. 45 hours

Minimum of workload per

semester 9 units per semester

Teaching methods -

Grading Grade Grade Point

A 4

B+ 3.5

B 3

C+ 2.5

C 2

D 1

F 0

Application requirements Application Procedures for Undergraduate Exchange Students

Loyola Campus

Applicants must submit the following requirements:

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1. Undergraduate Student Exchange Application Form 2. Original transcript of records (TOR) with English translation, if necessary 3. Photocopy of Passport 4. Letter of Nomination (certifying that the applicant is an official exchange student from your school) 5. Medical insurance 6. Health Certificate (stating that the applicant is fit to travel and study abroad) 7. Arrival Form (with arrival details) 8. Housing/Accommodation Form 9. Course Preference Form 10. 2 pieces of 2”x2” photo 11. Certificate of English Language Proficiency (any of the three below)

a. TOEFL (Paper based test) minimum score: 550 b. TOEFL (Internet Based Test) minimum score: 92 c. IELTS minimum score: 6.0

Original copies of the above forms must be sent by the International Office of the

applicant's home institution through post mail to the following address:

Office of International Relations

2nd Floor, Bellarmine Hall


Loyola Heights 1108, Quezon City

PHILIPPINES

1. Course Preference Form [DOC]

2. Arrival/Pick-up Information Form [DOC]

3. Application to enrol as Special Student [DOC]

Application Procedures for Graduate Exchange Students

Loyola Campus

Applicants must submit the following requirements:

1. Graduate Exchange Student Application Form [PDF] [Excel Format];

2. Letter of Nomination/Endorsement from the International Office of

applicant’s home institution;

3. Undergraduate (Bachelor’s Degree) transcript of records bearing the original

signature of the School Registrar and school seal; this transcript of records

has to be authenticated by the Philippine Embassy in applicant’s home

country;

4. Certificate of Graduation/diploma (Bachelor’s Degree) with English

translation; this certificate/diploma must be authenticated by the Philippine

Embassy in applicant’s home country;

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5. Current Graduate transcript of records (Master’s Degree) bearing the original

signature of the School Registrar and school seal; this transcript of records

must have an English translation, when necessary;

6. Photocopy of passport where name, photo, birth date and birthplace appear

7. Certificate of TOEFL results with a score IBT 92

8. Housing Accommodation Form; [DOC]

9. Arrival Pick-up Form; [DOC]

10. Graduate Student Information Sheet. This should be accomplished and saved

as a .xls file;

11. Two pieces of 2 inch x 2 inch ID photos.

If you are not under a student exchange program with Ateneo and will be paying

for your own tuition and fees, please submit the following additional

requirements:

Affidavit of Financial Support and proof of thereof (bank statement or certificate

from bank) duly notarized by a public notarian in your country with English

translation when necessary. [Sample Affidavit]

Original copies of the above forms must be sent by the International Office of the

applicant's home institution through post mail to the following address:


2nd Floor, Bellarmine Hall


Loyola Heights 1108, Quezon City

PHILIPPINES

The Arrival Form must be submitted by the student via email to

[email protected] at least one month before the start of classes (i.e. May for

students enrolling in June, October for students enrolling in November).

Application deadline 1st semester (June - October): February 15, 2011.

2nd semester (November - March): July 15, 2011.

Language requirements Toefl IBT : 92

For up-dated information, please refer to tableau des places on ISIS.

EXCHANGE INFORMATION

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Period of exchange 1 semester or 2 semesters

Semester dates The Ateneo academic calendar is divided into two semester terms and one

summer term:

1st Semester: June – October.

2nd Semester: November – March.

Summer term: Mid-April to end of May.

Website link for academic

calendar

http://ls.ateneo.edu/global/UserFiles/File/20120307100320681_SY%202012-

2013%20Academic%20Calendar_5mar2012.pdf

Orientation week -

Recommended arrival date Exchange students are advised to arrive one week before classes begin and

attend the orientation day for international students.

Welcome on arrival -

Internship Can be arranged upon request.

COSTS

Living costs Depending on the housing category you choose and your lifestyle, living expenses

may range from as low as US $347 per month to as high as US $715/month.

Below is a breakdown of the estimated living expenses for an international

student in Manila:

Housing Accommodation (depending on category) US $ 132 - 500/month

Food 110/month

Books 30/month

Transportation 15/month

Entertainment 30/month

Miscellaneous 30/month

TOTAL US $ 347 - 715/month

This estimate does not include travel expenses to other areas of the Philippines

that you may want to visit.

Housing International students have three options for housing accommodation: on-

campus residence halls, off-campus dormitories and off-campus apartments

/condominium units.

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The choice of where to stay during your program in Ateneo depends on one's

budget and personal preference.

On-Campus Residence Halls

The Ateneo de Manila University has three residences halls: Cervini Hall (for male

students), Eliazo Hall (for female students) and the new University Dormitory.

Rates are charged per semester (5 months). The current rate for SY 2010-2011 is

approximately P 36,000/semester. For details about the facilities and amenities

of the residence halls and the University Dormitory please click here.

Reservations for a place at the residence halls or at the University Dormitory may

be coursed through Office of International Relations (OIR) upon request.

Off-Campus Dormitories

There are off-campus boarding houses for male and female students. Rates vary

according to the kind of accommodation available and may range between P

5,000 to P 8,000/month. A list of accredited off-campus boarding houses may be

obtained at the Assistant Dean for Student Affairs Office in the College or through

the Office of International Programs. Click here to see directory of accredited off-

campus dormitories.

Off-Campus Apartment/Condominium Units

There are also many off-campus apartments or condominium units near the

Ateneo Loyola Heights Campus. Most are within 5 to 10 minutes walk from the

Ateneo. Unfurnished units cost around US $ 250/month. The cost of semi to fully

furnished units range from $ 300 - $500/month. Monthly rent does not include

utility bills (i.e. electricity, water, phone, cable TV subscription).

The OIR provides a list of available apartment or condominium units from which

students may choose from.

Housing contact person

Ben Brances - [email protected]

Insurance Health Insurance

Students are required to obtain international medical insurance from their

country before they arrive in Manila.

Visa International exchange students/non-degree students are advised to use a tourist

visa together with a Special Study Permit (SSP) throughout the duration of the

exchange program at Ateneo de Manila University. While maintaining a tourist

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visa which will be renewed every two months, international students will apply

for a SSP which allows them to study non-degree courses in the Philippines for a

period not exceeding one year. Please click on the right menu for more

information.

Visa Information/Procedure for International Students.

Non-restrcited Countries and Entry Visas.

Transport -

Extra compulsory fees Visa extension and special study permit: € 210 (one semester).

UNIVERSITY

Campus Campus facilities:

• Residence Halls

• Conference Venues

• Art Gallery

• Clinics

• Libraries

• Retreat Houses

• Sports

• Chapels

• Theater

Campus map:

http://www.ateneo.edu/map/mapy.htm


Established in 1994, the Office of International Relations (formerly the Office of

International Programs) supports Ateneo de Manila University's growing

international linkages with universities, institutions, and organizations in Asia,

Australia, North and South America and Europe. Under these cooperative

relationships, the Ateneo has hosted visiting faculty and research fellows from

institutions abroad. In turn, Ateneo faculty members have availed themselves of

research grants and study programs in foreign countries. This international

cooperation also includes active student exchange. Student exchange hosted by

Ateneo takes two forms: one is the special Philippine Immersion Programs for a

month or two for a small group of fifteen to eighteen students. The other is the

usual exchange program where international students enroll for regular courses

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during the semesters.

Useful websites Student handbook 2010 Edition.

Location -

Accommodation See below for more information.

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John Gokongwei School of Management


Course Offerings January 2013

(Second Semester)

Important:

1. Enrollment for the following classes will be on a first come firs served basis. Please make sure to

indicate on your Course Preference Form your 1st priority and 2nd priority subjects.

ACCELERATED MANAGEMENT CLASSES

January 7, 2013 to March 21, 2013

FIN 120: FINANCIAL STATEMENT AND CREDIT ANALYSIS

Units: 3

Section: X

Schedule: Mondays and Wednesdays | 8:00 – 10:30pm

Room: SOM 211

This course instructs the student how banks and creditors examine the credit worthiness of

potential/existing clients. Studies credit investigation, financial statement analyses, non-financial

considerations, account monitoring, and the necessary preparation to do a presentation before the

Credit Committee.

FIN 199.1: SPECIAL TOPICS IN FINANCE: PERSONAL FINANCE

Units: 3

Section: X

Schedule: Tuesdays and Thursdays | 6:00-8:30pm

Room: SOM 211

The greatest concern that educators and academics have about the quality of today’s undergraduate

education is the relevance of the skills and techniques taught to the students’ needs, both now and in

the future. Indeed there is a reason to be quite alarmed. A lot of lecture-based classes at the

undergraduate level unwittingly reinforce a culture of mindlessness, teaching students to simply

memorize and regurgitate a whole slew of irrelevant and useless facts. After graduation, these same

students leave the classroom feeling somewhat shortchanged and frustrated with the time they wasted.

On the other hand, there is a lot of truly-interactive and experientially-oriented classes that expose

students to real-life issues that they will encounter throughout their professional and personal lives.

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One such issue is Personal Financial Management and the values and attitudes that determine one’s

spending and saving habits what Robert Kiyosaki calls ‘financial literacy.’ Unfortunately, this area has

been relatively under-explored and underappreciated by academics and students, even as these same

skills are at the core of many of the business success stories that have taken place in the last two

centuries ESPECIALLY among the entrepreneurs. Students will do well to take these lessons to heart

early on in their lives, while they still have the time to plan for their future.

MKT122: BRAND MANAGEMENT

Units: 3

Section: X

Schedule: Tuesdays and Thursdays | 3:30 – 6:00pm

Room: SOM 211

A hands-on approach to marketing management. This course outlines how basic marketing is applied to

actual products in the marketplace. Students are encouraged to think and decide like real-life marketing

professionals given specific brand assignments. Heavy emphasis is given to group dynamics in

approaching class projects. MKT199Q: SPECIAL TOPICS IN MARKETING: MARKETING COMMUNICATION IN AN ASIAN CONTEXT

Units: 3

Section: X

Schedule: Monday and Wednesdays | 6:00pm – 8:30pm

Room: SOM 106

The course aims to introduce the student to the concept of integrated marketing communications (IMC),

the key role it plays in helping the brand achieve its marketing objectives and its importance in

delivering a distinct, consistent and compelling message about the company and its products.

Furthermore, the approach to this course will be from an Asian perspective with various Asian IMC

campaigns to be taken up as case studies.

Besides learning the basics of the communication cycle, students will also study the nature and function

of each tool within the integrated marketing communications process. Exposure to various IMC

campaigns conducted within Asia should help equip the student with the ability to formulate sound

marketing communications strategies by learning about the necessary communicational tools that

appear to be effective within an Asian context. POM 125: BUSINES PROCESS RE-ENGINEERING

Units: 3

Section: X

Schedule: Monday and Wednesdays | 1:30pm – 4:00pm

Room: SOM 106

A study of the fundamentals of redesigning existing business processes and operating structure,

covering the core elements and general models of BPR. Cases featuring successful re-engineering

programs of different companies are also discussed.

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ITM124: Information Technology & Business Strategy

Units: 3

Section: X

Schedule: Tuesdays and Thursdays | 6:00pm - 8:30pm

Room: TBA

A generation ago computers were first introduced into businesses and organizations to automate

clerical functions and routine transactions. Today, information and communications technology (ICT) is

an integral part of organizations and forms the backbone for every managerial function of the modern

organization. Whether it be integrated ERP systems for operational control, improving customer

relationship management using data mining, launching a comprehensive Web-based human resource

management system, or executing financial transactions in electronic markets, modern information

systems (IS) are the life blood of the organization – linking all the different functions together in an

integrated way and getting information to decision makers at the right time and in the right format.

Indeed, nearly half of all new capital investment in U.S. businesses today is for information technology

and systems. The Internet, cloud, and mobile computing have also made strategic impacts on

businesses.

Innovative usage of information technology has allowed certain industry players to create or restructure

entire industries. Successfully competing in the information economy requires an understanding of how

ICT is part of the overall business strategy of the firm. This course examines how ICT can be used for

strategic gain, the evolution companies must take toward becoming e-businesses, new business models

that can be developed using ICT, and the importance of alignment the IS strategy with the overall

business strategy.

Business in the term “business strategy” in this course refers to both for-profit organizations and

development or non-profit organizations.

This course is a combination of lectures, seminar-type talks by guest speakers, and a high degree of case

analysis and discussion. Students will be expected to analyze the critical issues in a series of

management cases, including a final strategy formulation project, and be prepared to discuss their

analyses and recommendations in class.

LS 100: ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR

Units: 3

Sections: Y / Z

Schedules: Mondays and Wednesdays (1:30pm – 4:00pm) / Tuesdays and Thursdays (8:00-10:30am)

Room: SOM211

Organizational Behavior (OB) is a field of study that focuses on three primary determinants of

behavior in organizations: (a) the individual, (b) groups, and (c) structure. The goal is to make

organizations perform more effectively and efficiently in a sustainable manner. Robbins and Judge

argued that core topics in OB include “motivation, leader behavior and power, interpersonal

communication, group structure and processes, learning, attitude development and perception,

change processes, conflict, work design, and work stress.”

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LS142 : CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION

Units: 3

Section: Y

Schedule: Tuesdays and Thursdays | 12:30pm – 3:00pm

Room: SOM 211

A course that explores how cultural differences- on the regional, national, corporate, and functional

levels- influence business work- styles and protocol, particularly communication, and how cross cultural

literacy contributes to success in the context of a diverse and globalized workplace. LS130 : LEADERSHIP IN THE 21st CENTURY

Units: 3

Section: X

Schedule: Tuesdays and Thursdays | 7:30am – 10:00am

Room: SOM 106

Our course aims to introduce our class participants to the different types and styles of leadership and

prepare them for their future roles as managers in their respective organizations and communities.

Fact Sheet partner university

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OFF- CAMPUS RESIDENCES

Barangka, Marikina

Type of Lodging: Dormitory, Residential Home, House Shared with owner (Separate

Floor)

Contact: Mr. Arthur Avila

Address: St, Michael Street De la Costa Homes, Barangka Marikina City

Katipunan

Type of Lodging: Residential Home

Contact: Gene Barcelona

Address: 122 Esteban Abada - St. Varsity Hills - Quezon City

Contact Numbers: 0908 345 05 14 or +63(2) 724 31 75

Location: Across Ateneo Campus

How to get to Ateneo: 10 minute walk to the campus or a tricycle ride

Kitchen: Yes

Telephone: None

Toilet and Bath: Yes

Laundry: Laundry services in the area

Price Range: Upon Request

Type of Lodging: Dormitory, Residential Home

Contact: Dr. Remy Dequina

Address: 101 Orchid St., Loyola Subdivision, Barangka Marikina City

Contact Numbers: +63(2) 948 84 49 or 948 75 33

Location: Beside Ateneo Campus

How to get to Ateneo: Ten Minute walk to campus or a tricycle ride

Sleeping Quarters: Three (3) rooms each with double deck beds. One table and an Electric

Fan


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Kitchen: COOKING KITCHEN with Refrigerator, microwave, gas stove with gas

supply

Telephone: One (1) telephone line exclusive to dormers, same line usage for the

internet

Toilet and Bath: Ratio: 3 person to 1 bathroom

Laundry: In house service or in nearby houses as well as in katipunan avenue

Price Range: Php 4,000 to 6,000

Others: Living Room

Type of Lodging: Apartment type

Contact: Ms. Jean Alibudbud

Address: # 9 Esteban Abada St., Loyola - Heights, Quezon City

Contact Numbers: 290-5848, 433-5105, 0922-889-9124

Location: Esteban Abada/ In Front of Ateneo

How to get to Ateneo: 10 minute walk or Tricycle Ride

Kitchen: Cooking Kitchen with gas stove and gas supply, microwave, oven

toaster, filtered water…

Telephone: INCOMING calls only

Toilet and Bath: 2 persons to 1 T/B

Laundry: Pick-up by nearby Laundromat

Others:

Other Charges: Metered Water and Electricity

Other Amenities: Refrigerator, Cable TV/DVD, Garden, Hot and Cold

Shower, Emergency Lights…

Type of Lodging: Residential

Contact: Ms. Cora Añel

Address: # 25 Nicanor Reyes St., Loyola Heights, Quezon City

Contact Numbers: 926-8141, 0917-405-2443

Location: Loyola Heights


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Kitchen: Heating Kitchen with microwave, oven toaster, etc.

Telephone: Both OUTGOING and INCOMING calls


Laundry: Pick-up by nearby Laundromat, In-house laundry

Others:

Other Charges: Laptop, Aircon, Wi-Fi, Cellphone

Other Amenities: Refrigerator, Cable TV/DVD, Garden, Receiving Area,

Mattress, Free utilities, In-house Doctor (emergency cases only).


Contact: Ms. Michelle Antonio

Address: # 67 Esteban Abada St., Loyola Heights, Quezon City

Contact Numbers: 217-3552, 435-3155, 0917-620-7309

Location: Katipunan / Esteban Abada

How to get to Ateneo: 15 minute walk or a Tricycle ride





Others:

FEMALE boarders only.

Other Charges: Metered Electricity.


Hot and Cold Shower, Emergency Lights, Free Utilities, Parking Area,

Generator, 24-Hour Security, Aircon Rooms, Study Area.

Type of Lodging: Ms. Flor A. De Leon

Address: 69-E C. Salvador St., Varsity Hills Subd., Quezon City

Contact Numbers: 426-0627, 0917-629-4030

Location: Varsity Hills


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toaster, etc.




Others:

Other Charges: Metered Electricity.

Other Amenities: Refrigerator, Cable TV/DVD, Receiving Area, Hot and

Cold Shower, emergency lights, mattress, housekeeping service.


Contact: Mrs. Lila G. Vengco

Address: # 76-A Esteban Abada St., Loyola Heights, Quezon City

Contact Numbers: 434-8919, 0917-844-5972

Location: Esteban Abada/ Infront of Ateneo

How to get to Ateneo: 10-15 minute walk or Tricycle Ride


toaster, etc.




Others:

Other Charges: Laptop, Internet Fee.


Hot and Cold Shower,Emergency Lights, Free Utilities, Common Study

Area, Meals upon Request, Motionsensor Security Light.


Contact: Mr. & Mrs. Antonio R. Gomez

Address: # 19-A Avelino St., Xavierville 2, Loyola Heights, Quezon City

Contact Numbers: 929-9244, 0918-426-6852


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Location: Xavierville Katipunan



toaster, etc.


Toilet and Bath: 1 person to 1 T/B


Others:

Other Charges: Aircon


Cold Shower, Emergency Lights, Free Linens/ Pillows/ Mattress, Free

Utilities, Daily Maid Service, Drinking Water.

Type of Lodging: Residential Townhouse

Contact: Ms. Angeles Guevarra

Address: # 94-B Esteban AbadaSt., Varsity Hills Subd., Quezon City

Contact Numbers: 426-0436, 435-9490 (look for Judith)

Location: Esteban Abada/ Infront of Ateneo


Kitchen: Heating Kitchen with microwave, oven toaster, etc




Others:

FEMALE boarders only

Other Charges: Aircon, Fan

Other Amenities: Refrigerator, Receiving Area, Mattress, Hot and Cold

Shower.


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Contact: Ms. Sen Kagahastian

Address: Unit 285-F Alcal Bldg., Katipunan Ave., Loyola Heights, Quezon City

Contact Numbers: 227-5147 (Res.), 44-1317 (Dorm), 0917-399-5227

Location: Katipunan/ Near Ateneo

How to get to Ateneo: Tricycle Ride


Toilet and Bath: Pick-up by nearby Laundromat


Others:

MALE boarders only

Other Charges: Aircon

Other Amenities: Refrigerator, Cable TV/DVD, Receiving Area, Free

Utilities, Hot and Cold Water Dispenser.

Type of Lodging: Dormitory

Contact: Ms. Christie Castro

Address: # 22 Fabian De La Rosa St., Loyola Heights, Quezon City

Contact Numbers: 433-0667

Location: Loyola Heights/ Katipunan




Toilet and Bath: 2, 4 & 6 persons to 1 T/B

Laundry: Pick-up by near Laundromat

Others:

Other Charges: Metered Water and Electricity.

Other Amenities: Refrigerator, Cable TV/DVD, Gym, Receiving Area, Hot

and Cold Shower, Emergency Lights, Mattress, Generator,

Housekeeping Service, Full-time Security Personnel with CCTV.


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Type of Lodging: Condominium

Contact: Ms. Marlyn Bermudez

Address: # 317 Katipunan Ave., Loyola Heights, Quezon City

Contact Numbers: 425-8007, 928-5739, 928-0680, 928-1009, 928-1006 (Fax)

Location: In front of Ateneo

How to get to Ateneo: 10 minute walk or a tricycle ride




Price Range: Pick-up by near Laundromat, In-house laundry available.

Others:

Other Charges: Metered Water and Electricity.

Other Amenities: Refrigerator, Cable TV/DVD, Gym, Receiving Area, Hot

and Cold Shower, emergency Lights, Free Shuttle Service, Mattress,

Security 24-Hours with CCTV.

Type of Lodging: Apartment

Contact: Mr. Helios Pastoral

Address: Unit 285-H Alcal Bldg., Katipunan Ave., Loyola Heights, Quezon City

Contact Numbers: 436-1998, 0917-892-1515

Location: Katipunan





Laundry: In-house Laundry

Others:

Other Charges: Laptop, Fan

Other Amenities: Refrigerator, Receiving Area, Emergency Lights,

Mattress, Hot and Cold Shower.


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Type of Lodging: Multi-storey dorm buildings

Contact: Ms. Liza Prudente

Address: # 13-A Esteban Abada St., Loyola Heights, Quezon City

Contact Numbers: 426-2749, 436-9440, 0917-842-6794

Location: Katipunan




Toilet and Bath: 2-3 persons to 1 T/B


Others: Other Amenities: Refrigerator, Garden, Receiving Area, Emergency

Lights, Mattress, Lanai, Study Area, Filtered Water/Hot Water

Type of Lodging: Townhouse

Contact: Ms. Ching Purdue

Address: # 94-E Esteban Abada St., Loyola Heights, Quezon City

Contact Numbers: 912-7460, 929-0127, 0918-938-1689

Location: Katipunan




Toilet and Bath: 2 & 4 persons to 1 T/B


Others:

FEMALE boarders only

Other Amenities : Refrigerator, Cable TV/DVD, Receiving Area,

Emergency Lights, Mattress, Free Utilities, Electric Fan


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Contact: Ms. Carol Roco

Address: # 7 Esteban Abada St., Loyola Heights, Quezon City

Contact Numbers: 426-3128

Location: Katipunan

How to get to Ateneo: 10-15 minute walk or a tricycle ride


toaster, etc.




Others:

Other Charges : Laptop, Aircon, Printer

Other Amenities : Refrigerator, Receiving Area, Emergency Lights,

Mattress, Free Utilities


Contact: Mr. Jaime Marco Conrad Lo Avecilla

Address: # 170 B. Gonzales St., Loyola Heights, Quezon City

Contact Numbers: 426-2345, 928-2527, 0908-882-6499

Location: Loyola Heights






Others:

Female Borders ONLY


Cold Shower, Emergency Lights, Lounging Area, Aircon and Electric per

room, Daily Maid Service for Comfort Rooms.


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Type of Lodging: Multi-storey dorm buildings

Contact: Ms. Alma Resma

Address: # 87 Xavierville Ave., Loyola Heights, Quezon City

Contact Numbers: 927-9098 to 99, 0922-886-3012, 927-4204 to 05, 434-9496 (Fax)

Location: Katipunan





Laundry: In-house laundry

Others: Other Amenities: Refrigerator, Cable TV/DVD, Receiving Area, Hot and

Cold Shower, Emergency Light

Eastwood Olympic Heights


Contact: Arlene

Address: Eastwood, Libis , Quezon City

Contact Numbers: +63(2) 655 56 89

Location: Within Shopping and Recreational Center

How to get to Ateneo: Jeepney ride to katipunan and a tricycle ride to campus

Sleeping Quarters: From one to three bed. Air conditioned rooms.

Kitchen: Yes

Telephone: Upon Request

Toilet and Bath: One to two toilet and bath

Laundry: Laundry services within the commercial areas

Price Range: Upon Request

Others: Available for short term stay (weekly or monthly). Reserve ahead of

time.


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Phildra


Contact: Mr. Rey

Address: 59 Salvador St., Loyola Heights Quezon City


Location: Inside a village across Ateneo


Sleeping Quarters: Single bed occupancy until four bed dormitory. Air conditioned

Kitchen: None

Telephone: Public Telephone

Toilet and Bath: Single room can have a private toilet and bath. Double and dormitory

has common toilet and bath


Price Range:

Dormitory rooms are Php 450 each for aircon room, Php 380 for non

aircon room. Single occupancy is Php 680 a day for aircon room and Php

530 for non aircon room. Double rooms for Php 1300

Others: None


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Xanland Place


Contact: Ms. Precy Ordona

Address: 323 Katipunan Avenue, Loyola Heights Quezon City

Contact Numbers: +63(2) 631 72 33 or 636 14 67 or 928 52 21


How to get to Ateneo: Ten Minute walk to the campus or a tricycle ride

Sleeping Quarters: Studio Type unit with at least one bed. Air conditioned

Kitchen: Used for heating food, keeping of utensils and dishwashing only

Telephone: Telephone upon request

Toilet and Bath: One toilet and bath

Laundry: Laundry services in the Area

Price Range: Php 15,000 to 25,000 (Php 25,000 Fully Furnished)

Others: Living room and dining area, Availability of units defer every month and

Monthly rental depends of unit type.


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Loyola Heights Condominium


Contact: Mr. Cesar

Address: 25 Fabian de La Rosa, Loyola Heights, Quezon City



How to get to Ateneo: Ten minute walk or a tricycle ride

Sleeping Quarters: Studio-type unit up to two bedroom units each with at least one bed.

Air conditioned



Toilet and Bath: One toilet and one bath


Price Range: Php 16,000 to 25,000 monthly (18, 000 + 2,352.10 monthly dues)

Others: Living room and dining area.

Availability of units defer every month and Monthly rental depends of

unit type.

54.70 sq/m (Php 20,000 inclusive of dues) Room 1002.


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One Burgundy Plaza


Contact: Ms. Lennie

Address: 307 Katipunan Avenue, Loyola Heights Quezon City




Sleeping Quarters: Studio type unit up to 3 bedrooms with at least one bed each



Toilet and Bath: One to Three toilet and bath


Price Range: Php 25,000 to 30,000 monthly (Php 28,000 ++) inclusive of monthly

dues.

Others: Fully furnished. Living room and dining area.

Availability of units defers every month and Monthly rental depends of

unit type.


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Eagle Star Condominium


Contact: Ms. Jojie Magana

Address: 25 Fabian de La Rosa, Loyola Heights, Quezon City




Sleeping Quarters: Mostly Studio type unit with bed, Air conditioned up to 3 bedroom




Laundry: Laundry services around the area

Price Range: Php 12,000 to 20,000 monthly (Php 18,000 + 2,200 monthly dues)

Others: Living room and dining area. Availability of units defers every month

and Monthly rental depends of unit type.

55.5 sq/m.


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Prince David


Contact: Ms. Donna

Address: Katipunan Avenue, Loyola Heights Quezon City




Sleeping Quarters: Studio type unit up to two (2) bedroom units each with at least one bed.

Air conditioned




Laundry: Laundry services in the Area

Price Range: Php 15,000 to 25,000 a month

Others: Living room and dining area.

Availability of units defers every month and Monthly rental depends of

unit type.


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The Office of International Relations (OIR) assists international students in looking for available off-

campus housing around the Ateneo campus. Please inform the staff of OIR staff of your preferred

housing arrangement before or shortly after your arrival in Manila. We can be reached through the

following contact information:

Office of the International Relations

Rm. 213, 2/F Bellarmine Hall


Loyola Heights 1108

Quezon City, Philippines

Tel. Numbers:

+63(2) 426-5907

+63(2) 426-6001 local 4037 or 4038

Emails:

[email protected]

[email protected]

KATIPUNAN AREA


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BARANGKA AREA

UPON ARRIVAL INFORMATION

Upon your arrival at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport, please follow the following steps below.

FOR OFF-CAMPUS RESIDING STUDENTS

STEP 1: Make sure you have submitted your Arrival/Pick-up form at [email protected] before

leaving your country. This form is important since this will serve as our sole reference.

STEP 2: Proceed to the Nissan Taxi rental counter, see map below.

STANDARD FARE RATE:

Fare rate Capacity

Car Php 750.00 One person

Van Php 1,800.00 5 – 6 persons

STEP 3: The cab/van driver will lead the way going to PhilDHRRA Partnership center. All off-campus

residing students are housed temporarily at PhilDHRRA Partnership center (see map below).

STEP 4: Upon your arrival in PhilDHRRA Partnership Center, please present any ID as your proof of

identity (e.g. passport, school ID, etc.). The housing staff will ask you to fill up some important paper

for billing and other related matters. The staff will lead you on your room.


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Unit 105 PhilDHRRA Partnership Center

59 C. Salvador Street, Varsity Hills

Loyola Heights, Quezon City

1108 Metro Manila, Philippines

(632) 426 6737 local 101

PhilDHRRA Partnership Center

Php 550.00 Per day - Dormitory type

(can accommodate 3 to 7 persons)

MAP TO PHILDHRRA :

Should you have further concern, please do not hesitate to contact us at (+63) 9275475521 or (632)

426 5907.

Arrival and pick-up instructions for passengers arriving at NAIA TERMINAL 1:

After passing through the Immigration counter just go out of the main arrival lobby and turn left and

go straight to Nissan counter.


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Arrival and pick-up instructions for passengers arriving at NAIA TERMINAL 2:

After passing through the immigration counter just go out of the main arrival lobby and turn left and

go straight to Nissan counter.


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