UNIVERSITY SERVICES – LOCAL STUDENTS
- Academic & Administrative Services
- Admissions & Enrollment: Applications, outreach, testing, and orientation.
- Registrar & Records: Transcripts, course registration, academic calendars, degree audits.
- Academic Advising: Guidance on course selection, major planning, degree requirements.
- Financial Aid & Scholarships: Funding support, grants, merit scholarships.
- Continuing Education / Extension: Non‑degree, professional development, evening/weekend classes.
- Library & Research Support
- Libraries: Physical and digital collections, interlibrary loan, study spaces.
- Research Funding & Grants Office: Support in grant proposal preparation, external funding applications.
- Research Computing & Data Services: High-performance computing, storage, software licenses, training.
- Institutional Repositories: Open access archives of theses, papers.
- Writing Centers: Help with academic writing, thesis editing, citation.
- IT & Campus Technology
- Campus Network & Wi‑Fi: Internet access across campus buildings.
- Campus E-mail & Portals: Student/staff logins, course sites (e.g. LMS like Moodle, Canvas).
- Helpdesk & Tech Support: Device support, account reset, classroom A/V troubleshooting.
- Labs & Computer Facilities: Public and departmental labs, makerspaces, software labs.
- Student Support & Well‑Being
- Counseling & Psychological Services: Confidential mental health counseling, workshops.
- Career Centers: Resume/CV prep, interview coaching, co‑op and internship placements.
- Health Services: On‑campus clinics, immunizations, health education.
- Disability Services: Accommodations for learning, mobility, exams, specialized software/hardware.
- Campus Life & Community
- Student Activities & Clubs: Student government, cultural groups, academic societies, events.
- Campus Recreation & Sports: Gyms, intramural sports, fitness classes, athletic teams.
- Dining Services & Meal Plans: Cafeterias, dietary accommodations.
- Campus Safety & Security: Campus police or security services, emergency alert systems.
- International Student Services: Visa support, orientation, language help, cultural integration.
- Facilities & Infrastructure
- Facilities Management: Building maintenance, utilities management, safety inspections.
- Transportation & Parking: Permits, campus shuttles, parking lots guidance.
- Event Services & Conference Facilities: Booking halls, event staff, logistics, audio/visual setup.
- Sustainability & Green Initiatives: Recycling programs, energy reduction, green spaces.
- Network & Research Connectivity (Technical Infrastructure)
- Campus Backbone Networks: Fiber‑based infrastructure connecting labs, departments, libraries.
- Research Uplinks & Transit: High‑capacity links into national research networks (e.g. Internet2, GEANT).
- Peering & IX Connectivity: Local and international peering with major CDNs and academic networks.
- Identity & Access Management: Federated login (e.g. EduGAIN), SSO (Shibboleth, OAuth).
- Data Centers & Cloud Services: On‑site data centers, hybrid cloud support for research computing.
UNIVERSITY SERVICES – INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Academic & Admission Support
- Programs include:
- Degree-seeking admission (undergraduate/graduate)
- Support typically includes orientation sessions, guidance on academic requirements, visas, and pre-departure briefings.
Visa, Immigration & Financial Support
- Study permits/visas
- Tuition fees
- Scholarships/funding:
- CHED Merit Scholarships (full or half tuition + allowance).
- University-specific scholarships offering tuition waivers or allowances.
- Government-funded grants
Culture, Mentorship & Student Life
- International offices conduct:
- Orientation & cultural exchange programs, often including Filipino language introduction and peer mentoring.
- Mentoring initiatives linking incoming students with local student mentors or upperclassmen.
- Establish international linkages, student exchanges, research collaborations, and intercultural activities.
Career & Well‑Being Services
- Career offices provide resume/interview coaching, job/internship search support, and if applicable, help with work authorizations (if local regulations allow).
- Assist with legal advice (e.g. housing contracts), tax filing, healthcare insurance guidance, and local banking orientation—even for international students.
Language & Academic Support
- Academic support centers: writing assistance, tutoring, English or communication labs are available in many universities.
- Although many programs are taught in English, general education courses (e.g., Filipino language/class) may require basic Filipino— offers bridging/special classes for international students.
PCU Service Units
Cultural and Arts Office
University Registrar's Office
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