As of August 2013, there are thirteen (13) identified
foreign nationals officially enrolled at the University with a population of
ninety-seven (97). These foreign nationals are Papua New Guinean, Sudanese,
Eritrean, Canadian, Kenyan, Somalian, Indonesian, Yemeni, Ethiopian, Zambian,
Norwegian, Iranian, and American. They are popularly pursuing programs on
Commerce, Pharmacy, Engineering, Social Work, and Political Science,
Accountancy, and Information Technology.
With a richly diverse intercultural
campus, the University caters to the needs of its students: 1) created the
International Students Organization in 2009; 2) formally opened the International
Students’ Lounge at the 4th Floor of the Don Agustin Jereza Building;
and this year, 3) formally opened the New USPF Dormitory to accommodate the
increasing number of USPian international students.
The University seriously works with
the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) on the mandate of
Internationalization.